One of my early memories was having Hilda as my bridesmaid when Abram and I were married 68 years ago. Her big brother was so proud of her and I was happy to be her new sister-in-law.
Hilda was an inspiration to family and friends. She will be deeply missed and fondly remembered.
Evelyn Krahn
Sending the whole Epp clan all of my love and the biggest hugs! ❤️ Such a beautiful tribute to an incredible woman! Uma, you will be forever in my heart and memories.❤️ I always loved when Uma would share stories with me about my Grandma and she’d always end with, “You’re Grandma was so special.” Please give my Grandma the biggest hug when you see her, Uma! I know you two will be baking up some pies and laughing together, just like you used to at camp! ❤️ Love you Uma!❤️
Sincere condolences to Aunt Hilda's family and close friends. I will miss her phone calls and visits. She always took the time to come out to any special event involving Mom and Dad, and Rabbit Lake as well. Mom and Dad are sad about this as well. John and I will be helping them do the virtual service this afternoon.
Love Karen & Eric
To Mike, Dawna, Diane, Darren, David, Duane and families.
My deepest condolences to you all. I have always respected and admired your mom; she never compromised her principles or integrity even though life presented some challenges to her. Even though we weren't in touch a lot through the years, I always counted her as a friend.
Teresa Reynolds
I remember Hilda as a very warm kind lady who worked at the National Parole Board with my husband John Bissett. Many from the Parole Board I kept in touch with and enjoyed their friendship. The Board was so supportive of me and my family after John died (Dec 29, 2000). They were family to me. My condolences to Hilda’s family. Love and hugs
Gail BIssett
Hilda and I worked together for many years at the National Parole Board. She was a dedicated public servant, loyal, faithful and committed to doing the what was best for all.
Hilda remained a friend through her long retirement and never forgot to call or send a card to both my wife, Marcia Clark, and me on our birthdays.
I last spoke with her by telephone shortly after her discharge a few weeks ago from St.Paul’s Hospital. I will treasure my memories of her and am happy for her that she is in a better place.
Marcia and I send our sympathy to her family.
I have known Hilda for over 64 years. We met when she lived in Niagara Falls. Over the years, we have visited in Saskatoon on our way to visit relatives further west. Hilda also visited and stayed with us when she came this way for a visit. We always enjoyed her company and have many happy memories of those days. Of course, her newsy Christmas letters kept us up to date on her family and their activities. I will certainly miss hearing from her but I am happy she was so active and interested in family, travel, etc. over the years. My condolences to her caring family.
Love, Maxine McQuade
Aunt Hilda welcomed David and I warmly when we moved to Saskatoon in 1980. She was the best aunt to us, and to Lisa when she joined our family. Love surrounded her.
