"This

is a beautiful tribute to my husband. I truly appreciate everything the

school has done to help us through this difficult time," said Wilson's

widow.

In the garden

there is a concrete bench where students can wait for the bus and always

be reminded of the friend who touched their lives with his warm smile

and kind words. A stepping stone with a bus on it will soon be added in

front of the bench as another tribute to Wilson's legacy.

As the ceremony

ended, Miller raised her hand to her forehead to give a final salute to

Wilson.

"Mr. Wilson

and I always saluted each other at the end of the day as he left to go

make his rounds. This is for you Mr. Wilson," said Miller as she

closed the dedication.

Wilson had

been a bus driver for the Fayette County School System for nine years.

Before serving Kedron, Wilson had driven buses for Booth Middle and McIntosh

High schools.

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