Elouise A. "Pud" (Molesworth) Wilson, 89, of Fort Gratiot, passed away Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at Lakeshore Woods Assisted Living in Fort Gratiot, Michigan. Pud was born on January 12, 1930 in Yale, the daughter of the late Vern and Marie (Alley) Molesworth. She graduated from Yale High School in June of 1947 and married William Levi Wilson of RD Yale at the Yale Methodist Church on June 26 of 1948. Bill died on April 13 of 2009.

Pud was an accomplished pianist and organist and as such played for the Yale Presbyterian Church where she was a long-time member and also directed the church choir. She was a seamstress, quilter, and enjoyed china painting and knitting. Pud and Bill also loved spending time at their cabin in Lewiston.

Surviving are her three children: Sally (Rand) Smith of Brown City; Sandi (David) Hess of The Villages, FL, and Jeff (Pattijo) Wilson of Port Huron; six grandchildren: Korrie Musitano, Kelly (Ethan) Ebner, Katelyn Smith, Brandon (Cheryl) Hess, Nicholas Hess, and Robert (Megan) Wilson; eleven great-grandchildren: Kollin, Oliver, Adrienne, and Camryn Musitano, Drew and Jenna Hess, Evander, Caroline and Marren Ebner, and Levi and Noah Wilson; several nieces and nephews, and her devoted dog, Molly. Pud was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Bill and by a grandson, Ryan G. Smith (1997), and a brother, Ted (Lela) Molesworth.

At Pud's request, cremation has taken place and a memorial service will be held Thursday, December 12, 2019 at 12:00 PM at Ruby Farms Lodge; 6601 Imlay City Road; Ruby, Michigan. Memorials are suggested to "Levi's Link," a special needs program at McLaren Port Huron, which is named after her great grandson, Levi Wilson.

Internment will take place at Elmwood Cemetery; Yale, Michigan.