Wilma Thompson Kirkland

I met Ms. Wilma at NHC while my mother, Violet Brissey, was there. They usually sat at the same table in the dining room until Ms. Wilma had a stroke. She was a very sweet lady - I enjoyed talking with her. My mother passed away on March 25th so I know the pain you are going through at this time. May God give you comfort in the coming days.

Wanda Smith, Daughter of Violet Brissey

Mary Ann,

We are so sorry for your loss. Words cannot express our sadness.
May the comfort of God help you through difficult time.

Our thoughts and prayers are you...

Mary Ann I am so sorry for your loss. Such a hard path to walk I know. Please know that friends will be praying for your strength.

Wilma Kirkland had a significant influence on my life growing up in North Augusta. The last time I saw her was at my father's funeral in 2004. She was a wonderful person. I don't know if Mary Ann and Bo remember me, but I do express my deepest sympathies.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

It's been decades since I've seen "Captain Kirk!" I will always remember her during our choir tour years at FBCNA. She is one of the one's who made a difference in my life during those formative years. Our church in Grand Island will be praying for your family during this time. We will see her again!

Heaven gained a very special angel. She will be missed.

I am saddened to hear of the passing of Wilma.

She was a wonderful Christian lady. I always loved her sense of humor.

You will be in my prayers.

May God bless you.

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.