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Our Halloween costume winners!!!! A huge thank you to Keilee's Kreations for the magical wands and buckets 🎃

Here’s what’s brewing in the morning 🔮

* Plenty of candy for all our trick-or-treaters!
* FREE pumpkin painting
* Costume contest at 9 AM hosted by the magical Keilee's Kreations
* Halloween tunes with Mitchell Music Company from 9–11 AM
* Bouncy house fun with Moonwalk Inflatables
* Coffee to help the grown ups keep up with the sugar filled gremlins from Bees Knees Coffee Beans

Grab those costumes, we’ll supply a free market bag for candy and goodies, and come spend your Saturday morning with us! Shop local, support your favorite vendors, and make a little Halloween magic at the market.

We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow. Happy Halloween 🎃

Greens, hot honey & sweet potatoes make for a Good Friday ❤️

Thank you Watts Watermelon & Produce for the trunk load of pumpkins for the market kiddos to paint Saturday 🎃

Trick or treat with vendors, Halloween tunes from Mitchell Music Company, bounce house fun with Moonwalk Inflatables Tents and Party Rentals llc & all the caffeine adults need from Bees Knees Coffee Beans 😬

We’ll see yall Saturday!

In April, Michael Locascio introduced me to Eddie. He told me that Eddie sold eggs for The Foundry Farm and shared a little bit about their mission. In six short months, I got to know Eddie and learn about a mission that was so dear to his heart. I got to meet men going through the program, hear their stories, and learn his story, too.

I looked forward to seeing Eddie every Saturday at the market. And if he ever told me he wasn’t going to be there, you better believe I’d give him a hard time about it.

In such a short amount of time, he is leaving a lasting impact on my heart. I’ll forever be thankful that our paths crossed and that I was given the opportunity to know him, hear his story, and witness the heart he had for this mission and the men it served.

♥️

Celebration of Life for Eddie Wilson

Family and friends are invited to gather as we celebrate the life and legacy of Eddie Wilson.

The family will receive friends on Saturday, October 31st, from 12:00–2:00 p.m., followed by a Celebration of Life service at 2:00 p.m. at The Foundry Farm Chapel.

575 County Rd. 1676
Cullman, AL 35058

For those unable to attend in person, the service will be livestreamed on The Foundry Ministries' page.

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Eddie Dale Wilson, 62, of Hartselle, Alabama, passed away unexpectedly on October 28, 2026.

Eddie was preceded in death by his sister, Lisa Wilson. He is survived by his loving wife, Ellen Wilson; his nephew, Zach Wilson of Athens; his uncles and aunts, Artie and Sondra Dutton of Hartselle, Pearl and Bill Stringer of Hartselle, Peggy Roberson of Hartselle and her late husband, Roy, Richard and Carolyn Dutton of Hartselle, and Linda Dutton of Decatur and her late husband, Jimmy; his stepson, Zac Flannagin Sr.; his step-grandchildren, Coltan Flannagin, Calaeb Flannagin, Zac Flannagin Jr., Crimson Flannagin, and Timothy Flannagin; his step-great-grandchildren, Lance Flannagin and Kameron Flannagin; and a host of cousins, extended family members, and friends.

Eddie began serving at The Foundry Ministries in 2006, faithfully fulfilling a variety of roles before becoming Program Director at The Foundry Farm in 2014. He became the voice, face, and heart of The Foundry Farm in Cullman. Throughout the community, Eddie was known as someone who could always be counted on in times of need.

His deep compassion for those struggling with addiction, along with his passion for helping others, made him uniquely suited to guide thousands of men through recovery and toward a relationship with Jesus. He was far more than a director. Eddie was a spiritual shepherd, a voice of reason, a challenger, a motivator, and a trusted friend to the many participants he served at the Farm.

Eddie's faith was at the center of his life, and his personal walk with Christ was evident to everyone who knew him. He could often be heard encouraging the men he served to "do the next right thing." Eddie sought to live in such a way that, when he stood before the Lord, he would hear the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant." His life bore abundant fruit through his love for God and his love for others.

Eddie was a devoted husband, a loyal family member, and a faithful friend. He will be deeply missed, but the example of faith, compassion, and service he leaves behind will continue to inspire all who knew him.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Eddie Wilson Memorial Scholarship Fund at The Foundry Ministries at www.foundryministries.com. Donations will help provide scholarships for men seeking recovery.