Meri Wilson

1949–2002 (age 53)

American singer

Biography

Meri Wilson (1949–2002) captured the fascination of listeners with her witty novelty hits, most famously "Telephone Man," blending humor and pop sass to celebrate the joys of flirtation.

Her lively voice lingers in the memories of fans who now visit Oak Grove Cemetery to honor her creativity and the spark she preserved in every performance.

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