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Locke on 4th
1519 W 4th St.
Waterloo, IA 50702
Quentin Bernard Wilson, III, was called home to glory on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
Born to Jasmine Simeon and Quentin Wilson, Jr., on November 14, 2006, in Columbus, OH. They separated a time later. At the age of 8, Elijah Moore entered his life and lovingly helped raise him as his own son.
He enlisted in the Iowa National Guard 2024 and before high school ended he had already successfully graduated OSUT as an 11B Infantry and was serving in the elite, Charlie Co. Commandos, of the 133rd Infantry BN. Quentin graduated from Waterloo East High School in 2025. He’d began his college journey at the University of Northern Iowa, where he majored in Manufacturing Engineering Technology.
“Q” loved being with his friends and family and brought joy to everyone he was around. He was always listening to Drake and recently found the love for making his own music. He was an amazing big brother! Quentin dreamed of moving to a bigger city and starting a family. He was excited for his future and well on track to achieve those beautiful dreams!
His legacy is carried on by his parents; his siblings, Harmony Harris, Tariq Moore, Camden Ford, Tyrell March, Dey’Ani Greer, Eternity Alexander, Darius Nickelson, Jr., Saniya Wilson, Jasiah Wilson, LaShaun Wilson, and Kawai Moore-Ford; paternal great-grandmother, Melba Stowers; maternal grandparents, Lelani Lally and Dana Lally; paternal grandparents, Kathy and Henry Ford; his favorite aunt, Crystal Alves; favorite uncles, Bradley Wilson and Michael Shaw; and best friends, TeMarious Cason and Kyler Moore. He truly had an immeasurable love for so many family members, fellow soldiers, and classmates who will miss him deeply!
He was welcomed into heaven by paternal grandparents, LaDonna Wilson and Quentin Wilson, Sr; a baby brother, Sir Michael Moore-Ford; and uncles, Michael Alexander, Jr.
Forever loved. Forever remembered. Forever missed.
Memorial Service: 11:00 AM, Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at Resurrection Missionary Baptist Church, 738 April St, Waterloo.
Memorials may be directed to the family.
Locke at Tower Park is assisiting the family, 319-233-3146.
Memorial Service
June 24, 2026
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Resurrection Missionary Baptist Church
738 April St., Waterloo, IA
Q was a very good friend of my son & he is devasted. I pray for the family & his friends that will miss him.
Q lll
I’m so sorry I haven’t been in your life as a Great Uncle the last time I saw you was a toddler. May God keep you in his presence, love you nephew. I really wish I was more in your life but as we know life is moving and time does not stand still. Uncle Dave
My ❤️ aches as I express how I feel, You are my Brother Quentin first born Grandson and I never got to meet you due to our the States that we reside in not that is an excuse it just happened that way, but know the many pictures shared from your birth to the present I have always saved
I shared many of them because of how proud I felt of you for all of your Accomplishments.YOU WILL FOREVER BE IN MY ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 Rest Peacefully In The Arms Of The Lord Nephew
I love you so much and carry you in my heart every day and miss you more than you can think, forever proud 🥹 of everything you have done love you always my big nephew
I LOVE AND MISS YOU, AND WILL FOREVER, YOU ARE SUCH A BLESSING TO US ALL… YOU WERE SO AMAZING AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE IN MY LIFE…
Such a Beautiful Soul! I wish I knew what else to say! My condolences to the whole family!
Wilson was always a caring friend even when we didn’t talk much he was polite and nice our past AT I really got to know him and how good of a person he really was it hurts to see you go man
To the family im so sorry yall Q was and is a great young man im sending my love n prayers yalls way 🙏 ❤️ hope everyone is doing as well as they can be in this time love always
Q’s family – I am so sorry for your loss. Sending you love and prayers.
Q was my first big brother and he had a way of making people laugh, feel welcome, and know they mattered. He was someone I could look up to, someone who protected me, supported me, and loved me no matter what. He will be missed, I love u Q say hi to my dad for me
Quentin was the first person that I saw at the hospital when my son was in a motorcycle accident he waited in the ER waiting room until I got there and he walked back to Billy’s room with me. He stayed at the hospital and never left until he knew that my son was going to be ok. Very upstanding young man, he will be missed by so many. Our prayers and thoughts go out to Quentin’s family. God is holding him now and he will be the best angel watching over his family and friends. So sorry for your loss.