Violet Wilson
A Life Etched in Pain, Perseverance, and Peace
Born in a quiet Nevada mining town in 1959, Violet Wilson’s life has been anything but quiet. Her early years were marked by turmoil—torn between places, people, and pain. From the hills of Kentucky to the mountains of northern Idaho, Violet’s childhood was shaped by abandonment, abduction, and abuse. But through it all, she found strength in her sisters and solace in survival.
Violet’s story is one of resilience. After high school, she set out on her own path—moving to southern Utah, becoming a beautician, raising a family, and eventually navigating life as a single mother. Despite the weight of her past, Violet never lost her spirit or her creativity.
She is retired now and Lives in Eagar, Arizona. She devotes her time to her loved ones as well as creating art through inspiration.
Violet’s story is one of resilience. After high school, she set out on her own path—moving to southern Utah, becoming a beautician, raising a family, and eventually navigating life as a single mother. Despite the weight of her past, Violet never lost her spirit or her creativity.
Today, she lives on ten peaceful acres near Springerville, Arizona, with her husband, their beloved dog, and a few spirited chickens. She’s retired now, devoting her time to rockhounding, hiking, and creating art inspired by nature and memory.