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Carly Hall
April 11, 2011
Wilma,
Your grand daughter Jessica loves you so much. Thank you for being a bright light in her life. We will both miss you tremendously!
Jessica Jene Nevers
April 11, 2011
Grandma, you are greatly missed and I think about you and grandpa all the time. I want to thank you guys for everything you did for us kids (nevers), and we are blessed to have had such wonderful people in our lives. Love you so much!!!
Cindy Schultz/Nevers
April 10, 2011
Mom I love and miss you.
Jon, Bonnie, Noah & the Japports
December 11, 2010
The entire Japport family will dearly miss Wilma so deeply! We will always remember her fondly! We send our love and prayers to all her family & friends! She was one of the greats!
Wanda Levitt
December 8, 2010
Marlene & Family,
My heart and thoughts are with you in this difficult time.
Nancy Lee
November 29, 2010
Wilma was a good friend, a staunch supporter, a great teacher, and a hard act to follow. I will miss her very much.
Vivian Christian
November 28, 2010
I was sadden to read of my class mate Wilma's passing. Before leaving the area I lived in the Indianola area and often when my husband and I would take our walks we would run into Wilma and her husband as they were out for a stroll and we would stop and share a few memories of EHS class of 60.
I pray you are at peace and Praise the Lord you are no longer in pain.
John Fullerton
November 25, 2010
I always enjoyed Frank & Wilma when they came in to my office.
A few years back we had two goldfish in the office named Frank & Wilma.
First I told her the fish were named after them, she didn't quite believe me. Then when I told her my daughter, who was young at the time, meant to name them after the Flintstones and got the names mixed up, Wilma laughed. We made Frank & Wilma the honorary god parents of the fish.
I was very sad when Wilma told me last April it was probably the last time that I would see her. I will miss her visits.
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