Birth date: Jan 22, 1918 Death date: Oct 25, 2013
Grand Rapids-Alida Maria Hillman, 95, born January 22, 1918 passed away October 25, 2013. She died at Clark Retirement Community under the care of Clark caregivers and Emmanuel Hospice. She was born in Haarlem, Netherlands, the da Read Obituary
I hadn't realized of the passing of Alida. I knew her well in years gone by when we worked together on many projects at St. Pauls. She was a grand and funny lady and I always enjoyed my time with her. I had the utmost respect for her decision to ke
Alida, I always loved you and feel so guilty that I haven't been there to see you the last few years, but you were never forgotten. I also remember that you once gave me a helping hand when I was in distress. I never made it up to you, but I am tryin
Alida was a warm and loving person who will be sorely missed by all her family and friends. May the Lord comfort and bless all those who mark her passing.
Prayers for you all that God will give you Peace.
My fondest memory of "mom" was at Trinity Church before service when she asked me if I combed my hair with an egg beater. She was always sure of herself and let you know where she stood. I phoned her last year to talk, like Paul she screened my c
Our love and sympathy goes out to the Hillman family. Paul's Mother's life story is amazing and a real testament to her devotion and commitment to family. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.
I met Alida in the St. Paul choir many years ago. She loved to sing, and with her deeper voice, joined us in the "Back Row." She was great to be around and had a wonderful time singing. There was always a little wicked sense of humor just off-
Alida was my Grandmother, my childhood best friend and one of the strongest woman I've ever met. Everyday after school from 3rd grade to 8th grade I would walk to her house just to spend time with her and my dearest Uncle Richard. She would often bak
Aunt Edith was my favourite aunt. I spent a week in Big Rapids with her and Richard in the late 70's when I was just a kid. She was the kindest and most loving aunt I could have ever had. I remember vividly that I burned a ring on her counter top of
