Dr. Sarah M. Wilder

Kurt and Family,
Your Mom and Dad had a long, fruitful, and loving life. I believe that their is recognition in the human soul that a soul mate has passed even though cognition may be absent. It is not uncommon for spouses to transition in close proximity to each other. They are together. May the Lord keep them in the Palm of His Hands.
Placed their info on the Wilder Family Reunion f book Group site.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Sarah, the power of love is immense. Words can not express the beauty and the glory of God revealed in your love and the love of Nathaniel as a devoted husband. Eternal blessings to you both. Your leadership and legacy transcend all space and time. Peace Always.
On Behalf of The Ford Family, Claudia Ford and Dr. Ken Lane

Cousin Sara was so conscious of food insecurity among Seniors over ten years ago. Sympathy and Condolences to the Wilder, Summerville Family. Antoinette Rance (Southfield, MI)

My condolences to the Wilder family on the loss of your mother, grandmother, great-grandmother. Just a very short while ago you were saying good-bye to your dad and now, Sarah has decided to join him.
I've known Sarah through the profession of dietetics since the 1970's. We attended meetings, together, conferences and exchanged ideas about the profession. I helped mentor several of her dietetic technician students at Tri C. She was passionate about her work and sharing all she could...

We remember Dr. Wilder from Cuyahoga Community College, Metro Campus. She always had that smile whenever we saw her. May the happy memories of both Dr. Wilder and her husband, Nate, help during this difficult time.

Carlton and family,
Sending my condolences.
May your Mon RIP.