Memories of Hildred Lorraine VanderVeen

In memory of

Hildred Lorraine VanderVeen

Wheaton, IL

February 3, 1926 - October 20, 2023

Feb 3, 1926 - Oct 20, 2023

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Mary Kok

My sincere sympathy to all of Hildi's family. I'm sorry not to have been able to attend her service, but just finished watching it. Hildi was such a wonderful woman and friend. I enjoyed leading a coffee break group with her many years ago, and shopping for shoes and vacuum cleaners with her. Her love for Jesus, her family and so many friends was always evident. She helped me and so many others, to follow Jesus more closely.

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Susan Anderson

Jim and Nancy Molenhouse

We have sweet memories of Hilde from our WCRC days. Sending our condolences and prayers .

Jim and Nancy Molenhouse

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Janet Schuurman

Hildi’s life touched so many including mine. Her legacy lives on through her children and their children as well as through Coffee Break which continues to this day. I am so grateful for having known this gracious woman. God comfort all of her family and friends.

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Susan Anderson

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Marge Visser

To Hildi's family. We are sorry for your loss. I enjoyed getting to know your mom through women's bible study and various church activities over the years. Your mom was a pleasure to know. Her bible knowledge was amazing. Her lessons thorough. She never gave up on people, but would try and learn more to help them if she was at a loss on what to do. She was available to help. We had a few small visits after she was in assisted living and people were still trying to her to use her natural gifts for the benefit of others. She touched many lives.

Marge & Harold Visser

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