Treymane Darnell Wilkerson

“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born and a time to die.” Ecclesiastes 3:1-2a

Treymane Darnell Wilkerson was born on March 27, 1980, in Brunswick, Georgia, to the late Clarence Wilkerson and Patricia Ann Wilkerson of Brunswick, Georgia. God called him to eternal rest on November 24, 2025. He was educated in the Glynn County school system in Brunswick, Georgia. Treymane graduated from Brunswick High School in 1998. He was awarded an honor and recognition award for Distinguished Achievement in the Georgia Market Stock Game Regional in 1998.

Most people knew him as “Treymane,” but for the family and close friends, he was known as “Manny.” He was very passionate about his favorite football team, the Georgia Bulldogs. He always loved watching with his friends and family; his second passion was gaming. Manny’s favorite colors were red and black, but most of all, Manny loved his family and enjoyed spending time with them.

Treymane was employed at the Embassy Suites in Brunswick, Georgia, as a front desk clerk and at the Westin Hotel on Jekyll Island, Georgia, as a desk clerk for a short period of time. He worked at SNF in Riceboro, Georgia, until his passing.

Treymane was preceded in death by his father, Clarence Wilkerson; grandparents, Otis and Willie Mae Wilson, Haywood and Hattie Chapman; and niece, DaQujia Vann.

He leaves to cherish his memories: his mother, Patricia Ann Wilkerson of Brunswick, GA; two sons, Sgt. Terrell Wilkerson of Cherry Point, NC, and Gregory Holmes of Brunswick, GA; three brothers, Anthony Wilkerson, Dedrick Wilkerson, and Mark Jackson, all of Brunswick, GA; three sisters, Katina (Terry) Miller, N’Trice (Ladonte) Herrington, and Reshema Vann, all of Brunswick, GA; two uncles, John Wilson of Brunswick and Pastor Bobby Thompson of Hinesville, GA; six aunts, Willie Mae Batts and Barbara Chapman, both of Brunswick, GA, Gloria Thompson of Hinesville, GA, Emily Kitchen of Douglasville, GA, and Sandra Williams and Linda Harris of Jacksonville, FL; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends, including his special friends, Sherri Edwards and Renee Mathis.