Extending sympathy to Wilma's family. As a Farmer City neighbor, our paths crossed over the years at Pelster's and at church. May she rest in heavenly peace.

Wilma, you were a wonderful aunt. Besides other memories, I still enjoy making that fruit cake that was in the St. John's cookbook. When I make it, I always think of you. You lived life the way you wanted. That was shown by being a partner right along beside Ralph all those years. Even though many family and friends miss you, I know you are reunited with Ralph and other family members and friends. Until we meet again in heaven, rest in peace and enjoy your heavenly home.

Rest in peace, cousin Wilma. I always admired your attitude in raising a garden and doing the farming. Thanks again for the sweet potato you gave me to plant and raise my own. You treasured family photos and history. I always wished I lived closer to you so that we could have visited more. You graduated from high school the year after I was born, in a different state, so our opportunities to really get to know each other were limited to occasional visits. But I always wished we had more.

Rest in piece Sweet Wilma. I love and miss you so much. I’m so grateful GOD had our paths cross. What a blessing it was to have you in Aiden and my life. You will be in our hearts always. I will never forget how lovely, sweet, kind and strong you were. Prayers to all of Wilma’s family and friends. 🙏🏻