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Location:
93rd Street Community Church
Date: 09-27-2015
Time: 1:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM
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Obituary
Treymayne D. Wilson, affectionately known as “Tee,” was born on December 13, 1973, to Samuel Wilson and Tayloria Wilson in the beautiful country of Spain. From the very beginning, Tremayne’s life was full of purpose, adventure, and a quiet strength that would carry him through every chapter.
Tremayne was raised and educated in Miami, Florida, where he attended Miami-Dade Public Schools and proudly graduated from Miami Norland Senior High School in 1991. His warm spirit, hardworking nature, and strong sense of community made him a beloved presence among classmates and teachers alike.
He began his professional journey with the Miami-Dade County Public School System, where he served faithfully for 13 years. But in 2006, Tremayne found his calling-his dream job-when he began working for the Railroad System. This career wasn’t just a job; it was a passion, a purpose, and a path that allowed him to combine dedication with adventure. It was on the tracks that Tremayne found joy, pride, and fulfillment. His final train ride came to a peaceful end on September 17, 2025.
Tremayne’s life was beautifully marked by love, especially in the bond he shared with his wife, Anndrea Williams-Wilson. Together, they built a life rooted in commitment, laughter, and unwavering partnership.
He was a devoted and proud father to his children: Ne’Shari, Tevin, Devin, Courtney, Taylor, Ashley, Morgan, Kayden, and Kaylee, each of whom carry forward his strength, values, and love.
Tremayne also leaves to cherish his memory: his loving mother, Tayloria Hankerson; father, Samuel Wilson (Bertha); bonus dad, Charles Hankerson (Cynthia); brother, Taytreon Wilson; sister, Keisha Wilson; aunts, Lisa (Roderick Sr.); and Linda; cousin, Roosevelt (Al); and a host of cousins, extended family, dear friends, and loved ones who were blessed by his kindness, humor, and presence.
Tremayne’s journey through life was one filled with love, service, and quiet impact. Though his train ride has reached its final destination, his legacy will roll on-forever in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
Rest easy, Tremayne. Your journey was well-traveled, your tracks well-laid, and your destination... eternal peace.
Tremayne was raised and educated in Miami, Florida, where he attended Miami-Dade Public Schools and proudly graduated from Miami Norland Senior High School in 1991. His warm spirit, hardworking nature, and strong sense of community made him a beloved presence among classmates and teachers alike.
He began his professional journey with the Miami-Dade County Public School System, where he served faithfully for 13 years. But in 2006, Tremayne found his calling-his dream job-when he began working for the Railroad System. This career wasn’t just a job; it was a passion, a purpose, and a path that allowed him to combine dedication with adventure. It was on the tracks that Tremayne found joy, pride, and fulfillment. His final train ride came to a peaceful end on September 17, 2025.
Tremayne’s life was beautifully marked by love, especially in the bond he shared with his wife, Anndrea Williams-Wilson. Together, they built a life rooted in commitment, laughter, and unwavering partnership.
He was a devoted and proud father to his children: Ne’Shari, Tevin, Devin, Courtney, Taylor, Ashley, Morgan, Kayden, and Kaylee, each of whom carry forward his strength, values, and love.
Tremayne also leaves to cherish his memory: his loving mother, Tayloria Hankerson; father, Samuel Wilson (Bertha); bonus dad, Charles Hankerson (Cynthia); brother, Taytreon Wilson; sister, Keisha Wilson; aunts, Lisa (Roderick Sr.); and Linda; cousin, Roosevelt (Al); and a host of cousins, extended family, dear friends, and loved ones who were blessed by his kindness, humor, and presence.
Tremayne’s journey through life was one filled with love, service, and quiet impact. Though his train ride has reached its final destination, his legacy will roll on-forever in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
Rest easy, Tremayne. Your journey was well-traveled, your tracks well-laid, and your destination... eternal peace.