Wilma was the 3rd child of Wilhelmina "Minnie" Foerster, and Emil Hitzeman. She was born and raised on a farm just outside of Olpe, Kansas.
Wilma never had children, and married later in life - only a couple of years before she passed away from a Brain Tumor.
Wilma had three sisters and one brother: Fritz "Fred," Dorothea "Dorothy," Helena "Helen," and Marcella "Marcie."
Wilma loved to sew and crochet; she made several toaster covers, paper towel covers, and other appliance covers. She also crocheted doilies, scarves, and dresses for dolls that she had made.
Wilma was close to her three sisters, and their lives were forever changed when she passed away.
Wilma never had children, and married later in life - only a couple of years before she passed away from a Brain Tumor.
Wilma had three sisters and one brother: Fritz "Fred," Dorothea "Dorothy," Helena "Helen," and Marcella "Marcie."
Wilma loved to sew and crochet; she made several toaster covers, paper towel covers, and other appliance covers. She also crocheted doilies, scarves, and dresses for dolls that she had made.
Wilma was close to her three sisters, and their lives were forever changed when she passed away.
Wilma was the 3rd child of Wilhelmina "Minnie" Foerster, and Emil Hitzeman. She was born and raised on a farm just outside of Olpe, Kansas.
Wilma never had children, and married later in life - only a couple of years before she passed away from a Brain Tumor.
Wilma had three sisters and one brother: Fritz "Fred," Dorothea "Dorothy," Helena "Helen," and Marcella "Marcie."
Wilma loved to sew and crochet; she made several toaster covers, paper towel covers, and other appliance covers. She also crocheted doilies, scarves, and dresses for dolls that she had made.
Wilma was close to her three sisters, and their lives were forever changed when she passed away.
Wilma never had children, and married later in life - only a couple of years before she passed away from a Brain Tumor.
Wilma had three sisters and one brother: Fritz "Fred," Dorothea "Dorothy," Helena "Helen," and Marcella "Marcie."
Wilma loved to sew and crochet; she made several toaster covers, paper towel covers, and other appliance covers. She also crocheted doilies, scarves, and dresses for dolls that she had made.
Wilma was close to her three sisters, and their lives were forever changed when she passed away.
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