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Jerrod Core
April 21, 2025
Dr. Hilgeman was my favorite college professor, and I had the privilege of having him as my professor for 3 different courses at Southwestern. I also had a chance to do a bit of research for him in the summer of 1998, and while the work was tedious, he seemed to find ways to make it fun. A fantastic lecturer, he was also encouraging and relatable to his students, and always had a quick wit and sense of humor. He genuinely seemed to care about you as a student, but also as a person. I also enjoyed & admired that many semesters he would try to pick a non-chemistry class on campus and "audit" the class - basically just sit in the lectures to learn/hear something new. What a great example to students to encourage learning & intrigue beyond their field of study!
I made a point to try to bump into him on the few occasions I made it back to SU, and I am glad that I was able to a some of the times. He was a man of great character, and I know the SU and Georgetown community will sorely miss him. Rest in Peace, Dr. Hilgeman.
-Jerrod Core
(SU c/o 1999)
Sharon Place
April 12, 2025
Fred will be missed! His smiling face at all the Stephen Ministry meetings was always so welcoming. He was a very blessed man and totally loved by all.
God bless and many prayers,
Sharon Place
Jim "Sarge" Sargent
April 8, 2025
I am sorry for your loss. I was a fan of Dr. Hilgeman. I was under his tutelage from the fall of 68 until spring of 72. I enjoy joking with him at reunions, gatherings at the university, etc. I will miss his wit.
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April 6, 2025
Frederick Hilgeman Obituary
Fred Hilgeman passed away peacefully in his sleep early on April 4, 2025. He was born on Nov. 3, 1937 in St. Louis, Missouri to Adele and Elmer Hilgeman. After high school, he attended Central Methodist University in Fayetteville, Missouri.... Read Frederick Hilgeman's Obituary
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