Birth date: Dec 10, 1928 Death date: Apr 17, 2015
Wilma Lee Chavis Isler began her life journey on December 10, 1928 in Tampa, Florida. She was the only child of William and Mary Chavis but grew up with first cousins Mary Baker and Dorothy Carter. Wilma was educated in the public Read Obituary
Hi CrystalI was thinking of your Mom and Googled her name and was saddened when I saw she had passed. I worked on the perfume bar at Woodward & Lothrop in DC and she was one of my nicest customers. I remember having lunch with both of you. She was such a sweet person. I talked to her once while she was in Florida but lost touch. I'm so glad she was able to spend her last years with you in CA. My deepest sympathy to you and your family…. Barbara Farrow Jones
I heard about Wilma before I met her. It was the summer of 1970 and I met my brother in law Walter (Bobby) Isler for the first time. Wilma was out of town and Bobby spoke about her non-stop. He showed us how beautifully she arranged everything in her home and told us what a good person she was. What I remember the most though, is that he took us to the kitchen and showed us how she arranged the spice jars in the cabinet in perfect order and I thought wow! I donâ??t think I can ever live up to these standards as a wife. I was almost afraid to meet her, but when I did, she was kind and gracious. I know she will be missed by family, friends and loved ones alike. Our sincerest condolences go out to all who knew and loved her, but most especially to her daughter Charmaine and family, who stayed by her side, unwavering in love and support.Much love from Jim and Donna Isler
I had the pleasure of knowing Mrs. Isler for many years when Crystal moved to Ft. Chaplin. And, I'm so pleased that had the opportunity to see her when I was in Oakland year before last. She will certainly be missed! My prayers and blessings are with Crystal and her family.Love and hugs…Joy
I am deeply saddened by the passing of your lovely Wilma. I'll always remember how stubborn she was, she would argue her point to anyone and WIN . When I came she was as easy as slicing butter, we had a connection that will live with me forever. I feel lucky that I had the pleasure of knowing Ms. Isler she will be forever missed, should you need anything please call me.Love Kalondrea Davis~
Crystal,My heart goes out to you and your family during this most difficult time. Lean on each other and, most importantly, God, to comfort and protect you. Cherish the wonderful memories that you have. Those are everlasting and will bring you comfort when you need it most. "Mom" was a larger than life personality and is now resting peacefully with the Lord.You are not alone and can always count on us to help you through your loss.Love you,Gwen and Larry
Crystal,My heart goes out to you and your family during this most difficult time. Lean on each other and most importantly, God, who will comfort you and protect you. The knowledge that she is in peace and with the Lord should offer you and your family some comfort.I know you have wonderful memories that will last you a lifetime. "Mom" was a larger than life personality. Treasure that and keep your wonderful memories in the forefront of your mind.Love you,Gwen and Larry
To Crystal and Family:My deepest and sincere condolences. May she rest in peace.Your Mom was a true treasure and I truly enjoyed her company when she visited here in Maryland at my home with you – I will miss her as well. I pray you know that you are not alone and that you can call on me at any hour. May God sustain you through this difficult time my Friend. Love you Crystal – LaNita
Lit a candle in memory of Wilma Lee Chavis Isler
I had the pleasure of meeting Mom many years ago. She was truly a typical loving Mom. God bless and keep you Crystal. Love Jeanne Plunkett Hardeman
My sincerest and deepest condolencea to Crystal and Family at this time.
