Christine Ann Wilson

Christine Ann Wilson, born October 3, 1966, in Wilmington, Delaware, entered Heaven on February 9, 2026, in Mesa, Arizona.

A loving wife, devoted mother, and guiding heart of her family, Christine passed away unexpectedly. While her loss is deeply felt, her family finds comfort knowing she is now free from pain and reunited with loved ones who went before her — no doubt already watching over and caring for them with the same devotion she showed throughout her life.

Christine is survived by her husband, Michael Wilson; her children, Alexander Wilson, Aidan Wilson, Gracelyn Wilson, Maximillian Wilson, Madeline Wilson, Abigail Wilson, and Jaxson Wilson; her parents, Bernard Charles Trapani and Patricia Ann Trapani; her siblings, Patricia Diane Davis and Charles Elia Trapani, and their families.

Christine was also a mother in every way that mattered to many others beyond her immediate family. She opened her home, her table, and her heart to countless children and young people who needed guidance, comfort, and unconditional love. To many, she was not just “like a mom” — she was Mom, and she treated every one of them as her own.

She was loved by countless friends and was a pillar in every community she became a part of. Christine never hesitated to help someone in need; she would truly give the shirt off her back and offer kindness, encouragement, and comfort to anyone who crossed her path. Her home was always open, her advice was always honest, and her heart was always generous. She had a special way of making people feel welcome, supported, and cared for, and her presence brought warmth wherever she went.

The family will be holding a Viewing and Memorial Service on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Whitney & Murphy Bueler Mortuary, 14 W. Hulet Drive, Chandler, AZ 85225 for all those whose lives she touched. 

Her love, strength, and compassion will live on through her family, her friends, and the many memories she helped create.

“Honor her for all that her hands have done.” — Proverbs 31:31