Wilma L. Crofford

Just back from Ireland, I was unable to trade my shift on June 4th. You are all in my prayers- I know Miss Wilma is with her beloved husband again but she will always have a very special place in my heart!! I hope I will have good new neighbors--Lois Duffy

I can't remember not knowing Wilma (and Bob). They were friends of my parents and had many many pinochle games and trips to the mountains and cooking over the campfire with my family. She was/is a dear, sweet, loving soul. My admiration and thanks to Joyce and Elaine for all they did for her for so long.
Christy (Frost) Fischer (Lakewood, CO)

I had the wonderful privilege of knowing and caring for Wilma as one of her caregivers for several months where we became very good friends. She will forever be in my thoughts and I will greatly miss her. She was an amazing woman and will always be my favorite! Let your bright light shine my angel.

Many thanks first of all to Elaine Fowler for being so thoughtful to remember to call and inform me. I only had the privilege of meeting with Wilma and Free for a few short visits but felt that I knew them so well through my own fathers (Jack Andrews) memories of life with them. Wilma was the most kind thoughtful person that I've had the pleasure to know. She will be sorely missed by all those who loved her but its definitely time for her to reunite with Free. Even in my limited contact with Wilma I knew how much she missed him. I do feel so lucky to have had them both in my life and know my father considered them his adopted parents.
Janica Andrews Fullmer

I had the opportunity to meet Wilma and her family while being a personal care provider my first year in Colorado. I had the opportunity to meet such a warm, strong minded women who took me back to her experiences and travels in life. She was a inspiration on her will to thrive and let God's will be her guide. I was at her 101st birthday celebrating with friends and family. Amazing lady that enjoyed being around people she loved and loved her. She wanted to go to heaven and now she is home. She made an impact in my life and the special girls that shared her well being. She rests now--Thank you Elaine and Joyce for letting me into her home God Bless you all
Debbie

To the family of Wilma Crofford:
Time and prayer are the keys to healing pain. I offer you both. With deep sympathy, Jacque(Emerson)Shada