Jarrett Ray Wilson , Jr., 33, of Tulalip, Washington was born on February 7,1991 to Jarrett Ray Wilson and Carmen Denise Wilson of Bonham, Texas.

Jarrett , affectionately called "Junior", grew up in Plano, Texas. He attended Plano East Senior High School. He received his GED while residing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Junior was a "tinkerer" at heart and loved to see how things worked.  He also excelled at writing and sharing his thoughts about almost any topic.  If you wanted the truth about something, Jarrett Jr. was the one to give it to you.  Junior enjoyed working on cars and listening to and playing music of any genre.  If he was not working or trying to modify some cooking recipe to make it "Jarrett" style, researching the stock market for the latest "hot" find, he was playing his Ucayali (Uki as he called it).  Most of all, Jarrett enjoyed traveling, sightseeing, and experiencing new things.  He never wanted to stay in one place too long.  That adventurous spirit led him all over our beautiful country from Georgia, Virginia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and ultimately to Washington State.

Jarrett Ray Wilson, Jr. transitioned to his heavenly home on February 15, 2024.

He is survived by his daughter, Kaelyn Watson of Pittsburgh, PA; parents, Jarrett R. and Carmen D. Wilson; sister, Shannel R. Wilson, and brother, Isaac J. Wilson, both from Plano, TX; maternal grandmother, Dorothy M. Richardson of Plano, TX; four aunts, Iva Warren of Conyers, GA, Valerie (Brooks) Jackson of Kansas City, MO, Doris Y. (Isaac) Madison of St. Louis, MO and Veronica L. West of Little Elm, TX; two uncles, Anthony L. Allen of Plano, TX and Kevin D. Cooksey of Kansas City, MO; three nieces, Sydney Wilson, Violet Wilson, and Brooklyn Wilson-Hall all of Plano, TX, and a host of loving cousins and friends, old and new, that are too many to mention.

Junior will always be remembered for his big smile, funny laugh, intellectual acuteness, unique catchphrases, independence, love for his family, and genuinely friendly nature.  He was bold, tenacious, and omni-focused in his decision-making and his planning to achieve whatever goals he set for himself.  The mold was broken when God made Jarrett, Jr.  He is now home resting in the warm embrace of his paternal grandparents, Ray and Barbara Wilson and his Heavenly Father.

Thoughtful care and services provided by E. S. Eley & Sons Funeral Chapel, Inc.