Wilma Jean Howe

Wilma was truly one of the best persons in this world. Our friendship began in high school. I was and still am disabled from 2 years old when I caught Polio. In school she made sure I did not miss any activity. She made sure there was always a seat for me to sit down. That may sound ridiculous to some people, but wearing a leg brace and climbing steps to the 3rd floor for classes made my schooling sometimes difficult. She had me to her home for different school activities and meals. ...

Sincere condolences Becky & family, may her memory live on in your family

She was a true ladybug. May she have some great reunions in heaven.

Sending condolences to you all. May you all have peace in knowing Wilma has been welcomed by her loved ones to her heavenly home.

I have many childhood memories of family gatherings in Canton, Oh. I will remember Wilma with fondness.

Debra Nedley Herrick
Daughter of Shirley Hart-Nedley

Dear Wilma, It was an honor taking care of you the last several years. My favorite memory is when we were going through your many recipes cut from magazines and newspaper when we decided I would make snowball cookies for us! Good times will be missed. Rest In Eternal Peace Wilma.

Wilma was always like a mom to me when I was up in Empire and even in the early crazy days of the 1970s with her son Joel rolling about, very patient with us and as time went on, always willing to catch up when I was up in Empire with my family. May she rest in peace and be hanging out with Joel and Maynard!