Birth date: Jan 7, 1920 Death date: Jul 4, 2003
John David (Dave) Hildbold, 83, of Fayetteville, Arkansas died Friday, July 4, 2003 at Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville. He was born January 7, 1920 in Fort Recovery, Ohio, the son of Leo and Gladys Bosse Hildbol Read Obituary
I was fortunate to call Mr. Hildbold
last year and tell hime that I lived
in his home or earlier years at 611
E. North. We talked about the home
and I asked "Where is the gold hidden?"
Tee Hee!
We have a mutual friend in Sue Cearley
and Keith Cearley who lived just north
of John.
He will be sorely missed.
Ellen
I greatly enjoyed getting to know Dave over the last couple of years after taking Disciple Bible study together.
Beth and Jan: I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. I am so glad that my parents were able to spend time with him on their trip to Arkansas in May.
They always enjoyed his hospitality and good company. I don't know if you remember me but I am Paul and Elly Cunningham's daughter. We lived on Lakeridge Dr. just down the street from you. I will be keeping you and your families in my daily prayers. God Bless you and keep you in his care. Nancy
To the family,
I know how much Dave will be missed by his family and his many friends, especially the G&E Gang (Go&Eat Gang) who shared many happy hours together as Razorback campers and going to eat together each week. He was a good friend to all of them and Thursday nights will be less special without him. May the fond memories of times spent together with friends and family bring comfort in the days ahead.
Dear Family of Dave Hildbold:On behalf of Central Methodist Church Office Volunteers, we want to honor Dave for his many years helping as attendance registrar. He will be dearly missed by all.
Beth, Jan, Freddie, David, Melissa and Justin,
We are saddened by the sudden loss of your dad and granddad. He was a gentle, quiet, strong man who was always willing to help. He will be greatly missed. Please know we are praying for God's strength, comfort, and grace to envelop you now and in the days to come. May many wonderful memories flood your thoughts and warm your hearts because that is what he would have wanted for you.
Love, Beverly
Beth & Jan, I'm sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Mom is still alive but in the health care unit at Butterfield Trail Village. She has demitia but recognized your parents house on one of our drives to old familiar places. Our parents worked together, played cards, golfed, went to same church since 1958 when we all moved here. When it snowed I remember sledding down your "hill" for what seemed like hours. Speaking of snow, our moving van unloaded all our furniture in the snow on Jan 5, 1958. Be sure to talk about the good old days with your dad (and mom) as this will help heal the hurt of losing them. God be with you!
Kathy Cotterrman Tankersley
Dear Beth,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. God has blessed your family with many years of memories and love. I hope that you know that I am thinking of you, and you and your family are in my prayers. Please let me know if there is anything that I can do. Traci
We shall miss our dear camping friend, and the great pancake breakfasts he cooked for us. His even disposition and smile would brighten the day. His washboard rendition of campfire songs with Jess and Darrell was great entertainment. We were blessed by his Sunday devotions and prayers.
our love to his family,
Milton and Marjorie Davis
Dear Beth,
I will miss hearing your wonderful stories
of your dad. Your family was very blessed
to have such a wonderful man as a dad,
father-in-law and grandad.
Your memories of your dad and your love
for each other was very special.
You are in my prayers. I will call you when you get home.
Love,
Susie
