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John Cletus Wilkerson

March 28, 1944 — June 17, 2013

John Cletus Wilkerson departed this life on Monday, June 17, 2013, at the age of 69 years, 2 months, 20 days.



He was born in Savannah, Tennessee on March 28, 1944, the son of the late Con and Edna Tidwell Wilkerson. John retired from Tenaris Steel Mill in Counce, Tennessee as a Mill Wright and was a member of the Steel Workers Union. He loved playing golf, pool, riding horses, fishing and playing with his grandchildren. He also enjoyed playing guitar and harmonica, and had a beautiful singing voice.



He is survived by his beloved companion, Glenda Cardwell; children, Patty Starr Terry and companion Randall of Iron City, Tennessee, Brian Keith Wilkerson and wife Lara of Savannah, Tennessee, Lisa Ann Fasking and husband Joey of Savannah, Tennessee; grandchildren, Matt Terry and wife Jessica, Brooke Gray and husband Clint, Brandy Wilkerson, Shannon Burch, and Audrey Wilkerson; great grandchildren, Elijah Riley Gray and Hunter Gabriel Terry; sisters, Connie Mae Cole and husband John G. of Savannah, Tennessee, Artie Marie Gaia and husband Leo of Olive Branch, Mississippi, Wanda Gale Coln of Stantonville, Tennessee; brothers, James William Wilkerson and wife Lorene, Danny Joe Wilkerson and wife Patty all of Savannah, Tennessee.



He is also survived by his loyal dog, Derby; numerous nieces and nephews from Tennessee to Florida.



In addition to his parents, John was preceded in death by sisters, Hester Geraldine Wilkerson, Edna Yvonne Wilkerson, and Shirley Kate Raines; brothers, Roy Cecil Wilkerson and Gary Wayne "Duke" Wilkerson.
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