Geraldine Hiller

Geri was a great friend to my Grandma. I remember hearing stories about their church activities together. They connected through the ups and downs of life. When I came to church with my Grandma, I saw Geri display kindness and warmth through her leadership role. I hope for peace and comfort for her family; I have no doubt she will be deeply missed.

The thing is shall remember most about Geraldine is her enormous smile. She would smile with her whole face, and took pleasure in the simple things life has to offer. In her life she walked with the Lord in her heart, and now she sings with all the choir of angels.

I have fond memories of Geri, growing up at St Paul, later I connected with this sweet, bright and talented woman off and on throughout her life. I shall miss her! Sympathy to her family and friends.

Geri and I were friends for many years, and completed the CLM program together. In many ways, Geri was both faith "mother" and sister, and I will miss our times together so very much. She lived her faith to the fullest, and was a beautiful example of walking her talk! May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her, most especially her family. I am so sorry for your loss.

I'm was so sorry to hear of Geri's passing. She was a great lady. Going to miss her on Friday mornings when she came to get her hair done. RIP Geri

Geri was an incredible woman. Such an inspirational Christian. She was a special friend of my parents whom I´m sure were part of the large group of loved ones greeting her in Heaven. We appreciated all the support she gave our family over the years. Sending prayers of Peace and comfort to the family.

I have known Geri since My son Craig and Chris became friends in school. Together we attended many sporting events. We shared laughs and tears over the years raising our families but both of us loved our families so much. I was very sad when Craig first told me but what a legacy she has left behind and now she is with Jesus.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.