Birth date: Oct 27, 1955 Death date: Feb 19, 2024
Alfred Wilson Webb died February 19, 2024 at his home in Anniston, Alabama. Wilson, born 10/27/1955 and raised in Charlotte, NC, was the son of Grace Wilson Webb and William Baxter Webb. He graduated from Myers Park High School i Read Obituary
I was one of Mr. Webs caretakers. He was a generous and wise man I learned a lot from him. I miss him. Karing Hands Terrial Malbrough
I loved that mr.webb came to my dad's house and did all that he could for my dad but most of all he did right by me and he protected me from a dangerous family member I loved talking to him about what to cook and he couldn't believe that l even eat cause l managed to stay so thin after being a size to big for many years .l wish l could of been there for him like he was for us especially for me he would answer my late calls and messages so l would have someone to talk to he always wanted me to know that he cared and that l was very much appreciated by all for loving and caring about my dad when l didn't have too. He said l was so young and pretty l shouldn't waste my beautiful talents and that l should try to find the beautiful voice l used to have when l was younger l visited different churches and sang so beautifully &wrote amazing poems for others and I should know that he cared about me even if my daddy didn't realize how lucky he was then l could just call him and he would come and straighten my dad and anybody else he needed to and if not then he would call a buddy of his to come from the court house and they would protect me but he said I was brave enough to see the bad without my dad and I don't need anything but someone to show me what love really is for a special girl like me should never let anyone show me anything less then the love l have for others and he hoped l would never lose that kind ,sweet ,caring love for others cause then l would lose what makes me be brave enough to do anything in any situation.he said he wish he was young enough to chase me but he cared about me even though I was making him feel old . He told me that l would be special &lucky to have in there life and always know that about my self .he took on one more case just for me .. thinking about him and how miss talking to him about nothing important..he thought it was sweet how l would check on him .he promised he wouldnt let anyone know that I was secretly kind and oh so sweet to him .l have miss him so much and I didn't realize that he was gone. No tells me anything about the world outside anymore they all were protecting me from the loss of my best friend that mr.webb became to me. He was my bests kept secret that l loved having around me to talk to when l need someone the most days without hearing from him was the worst days but made me think of my dad getting better and now l will lose him real soon too .. what will l do then with my life l was asked again..? ... I gave it a thought 💭🤔 l would be for others cause that's what he and my mom would of wanted it.
Wilson was a very dear friend for over 40 years. We shared laughter in times of joy and tears in times of sorrow. Even though physical distance separated us as time passed, we always found time to talk on the phone every 2-3 weeks. I will miss his wisdom, compassion, intellect and sense of humor. The past few years were difficult for him due to medical issues, but we can take solace knowing the pain has now ended.
I met Brother Wilson at Limestone Correctional Facility during a Kairos Weekend. He was a fine gentleman and cared for all humanity. He was a joy to be around and always had a great temperament. Always a friend to the "Men in White" with his jovial nature. I became a better Kairos volunteer because I learned from him.
Rest in God's Peace Brother until I see you again.
Wilson was an excellent attorney and a good person. He was a fierce advocate for his clients. I learned a lot from him. I will miss him. Kendra Johnson.
I knew Wilson from Emmaus He was a good friend and sincerely loved working in Kairos ministry. Fly high Wilson.
