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Curtis Skredergard
December 22, 2007
When I think of Jimmy my thougthsgo back to about 1948 whenh I spent a few weeks with the family in Casselton. And the freeze frame in my mind of three combines in a barly field, one behind the other. Driven by Frank, Jimmy and Frank Jr. Also a short visit to Anchorage in 1993. He was always my inspiration when I needed to remain calm.
deb soland
November 28, 2007
Betty and family, so sorry to hear of your loss. thoughts are with you and yours.your neice, deb
Helen Losse
July 2, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief.
May your memories bring you comfort.
All our Love...
Helen & Ralph Losse
Steve & Tess Pulczinski
Brenda & Arlen Larsen
Helen (Punky) & Bill Blawat
Kelly & Debbie Pulczinski
Marlene Beistad Walen
June 27, 2007
Betty, so sorry to hear about Jim. I often wondered where you folks were living. I have good memories about our double dates when I was dating Harvey and our times at West Fargo High. My thoughts are with you and your family. Marlene
Larry Peterson
June 17, 2007
Sorry to hear of the loss of Jim.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Sincerly
Larry Peterson
Lori (Brownlee) Haacke
June 14, 2007
My sympathies to the family for your loss. You are in my thoughts during this sad time.
Dottie Sutter
June 14, 2007
Offering my condolences to the entire family and thinking of our good times at The Alaska Clinic, remembering Betty, Vicky and Sandy. Your large family of loved ones will definitely help you through this sad time.
Dottie Sutter
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Elaine Newton
June 13, 2007
The world is a better place because Jim Hiltwein was in it. I knew him as a gentle soul who, with his dear wife Betty, gave this world four very loving women. I’m privileged that I can call them friend.
Rhonda Hiltwein
June 13, 2007
I'm Jims niece from Casselton,ND. He used to come and see his dad and visit us when I was young. I thought he was a nice guy. I looked forward to him coming to visit. Our family will miss him.
Kathryn Hoffsetz
June 13, 2007
I just want to say that I did not know Jim very long but the short time I knew him I found him most animated when he was talking about his travels...the places he'd visited and the folks he met along the way. It was apparent he adored his family. He put in a lot of effort to attend family functions even when he was quite ill. I think of him when I drink coffee, something he told me he was quite fond of but was unable to drink more recently. I feel fortunate for meeting him and getting to know the great family he has left here for the rest of us to enjoy.
Randi Nix
June 13, 2007
My heart goes out to your entire family. He raised some amazing daughters...the ones I've had the pleasure of knowing are Sandy and Vicki. I know your loss is heavy and I hope you find comfort in knowing he is now in a better place.
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