"Wilma was an amazing woman. The love she shared with Dick was an example for all. May her memory be a blessing for all who knew and loved her. With love and deepest sympathy, Carol and Charles Knoppow"
In loving memory of
Wilma D. Wisler
May 24, 1939 - May 3, 2022
Wilma June Davis was born May 24, 1939 in Welch, W Va. Wilma was a very beautiful woman; and an incredibly loved mother and wife. On January 27, 1958, she married the love of her life, Richard A. Wisler (Dick). They had an amazing loving marriage lasting nearly 65 years. Together, they were one. Wilma and Dick had a very special relationship, one full of love and caring. Dick loved to be seen with his beautiful wife, Wilma. Wilma loved for Dick to brush her hair every night. They lived their lives fully raising three wonderful children, all boys, Ric, Brad, and Chad. All three boys chose engineering as a profession, and married their own loving wives DeNila, Eileen, and Susan. Dick and Wilma were the best of friends with their love for each other always on display. Their affection has been a wonderful blessing and inspiration for the family. Wilma and Dick's life transitioned from story book, small town 1950's America to the excitement of national and world travel. Wilma accompanied Dick during his career travels in the Air Force and later, as they traveled the world during retirement. Wilma loved to play tennis, play cards, snow ski, shop for a good deal at garage sales, and she especially loved having her family come and stay during holidays and special times. Wilma's life and deepest love was for Dick and the family. She was blessed with five grandchildren Tracy, Brian, Ricky, Ashley, and Jonathan, and two great grandchildren Blair and Lyla; Lyla being just three weeks old. Wilma attended Scottsdale Bible Church for approximately 30 years, where she loved attending small Bible Study groups and hearing the teaching of God's Word. She had accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior and knew she would be going to heaven one day. Her husband and children are also Christians. Our hearts are broken, we loved her so much, she will be greatly missed. Our love for her will last forever. One day, we look forward to being with her again in God's Heaven.