Birth date: Sep 6, 1932 Death date: Jul 28, 2012
Hilda Helene “Sunny” Charboneau was welcomed into her Eternal Home on Saturday, July 28, 2012. She now resides with her Lord and Savior and those she loved who went before her. Sunny was born September 6, 1932 in Huntington, India Read Obituary
Rest in Peace Aunt Hilda.
To my Charboneau Family - I love you all and keep you all in my prayers and thoughts always. I'm so sorry for your loss. I have lost a wonderful Aunt, but I know she lives on through all of you and that makes me smile. May she rest in peace with Uncle Leo, Grandma Johnson, and all her brothers, sisters, and friends living in Jesus Christ.
Dear Friends, Emily, Katie, Ginny, Laura, David and I will always remember our Thanksgiving morning visits to Sunny and Leo's. It didn't matter that they had a house full, they always welcomed an additional crowd. What a great family and fun time. Know that the Leo and the heavens rejoice with Sunny's arrival. She was an incredible servant of her Lord, her savior, filled with the Holy Spirit and devoted to her Blessed Mother. Our love and prayers are with you.Ann and David Wilson
My thoughts and prayers go out to all Grams family, she was such a wonderful woman and will be missed by many! Stephanie Flores
We were sorry to read about your mom's death. We remember both of your parents as most wonderful people. You, their children and grandchildren, were their focus in life. They loved you so much! Our thoughts are with you as you celebrate your mom's life and mourn her loss. Susan and Warren Sicka
Magpie, Matt, Mary, and all your family. We were greatly saddened by your news. Sunny was such a wonderful person--never was a nickname more apt! We all mourn with you but celebrate her life. May the love of your friends and their prayers help you through these difficult days. All our affection, Olivia and Margaret.
MARY AND TOBY OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME
Matt and Margaret....I knew your Mom and Dad oly a short time....but long enough to realize what lovely people they were.
