So sorry I was unable to attended Georges rememberence. I have great memories of fun times at the Wild farm. George and Ethel two true salt of the earth folks. George always made my laugh and smile. He is back together with the woman he loved. God Bless Him.

My deepest sympathies to the Wild family.  George had such a lovely personality, he will never be forgotten by anyone who has met him.  He was the worse teaser, and lovely to do it and get you laughing or embarrassed, but always in fun.  He certainly will be missed by all who knew him. Love, Rene (Boyd) Betts

Condolences on the loss of your loved one.

Hardy and Barb Nielsen

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dear Evelyn, Bonnie and Allen and families:

We will cherish the memories of the many family (Latimer/Wild) gathering over the years.  Uncle George made every visit special.

Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time, Love Faye and Norm Harley

Dear Evelyn, Bonnie, Allan and Families:
Our sincere sympathy on the loss of your Dad.  Our Winterburn Pioneers are "thinning out".  We have so very many good memories of all the community activities we were all involved in - Northview School & Winterburn Hall were the scenes for many of them.  I still remember your Dad giving me a "bad time" when I was competing in the Winterburn Gymkhana.  When I was making a strange noise to encourage my horse to run faster, he said it sounded like I was chasing the chickens!!  So funny!  He will be forever in our memories and hearts.  And, what a wonderful legacy he has left in his wonderful children and their families.  
           Our Sympathy to you all,
             Bonnie & Gary Schwindt

Wild Family:
So sorry to hear of George's passing.
May God give him rest, also the family.
Remembering George.

Dear Allen, Shirley, Owen, Chett and Lee;
You are in our thoughts, and prayers at this very sad time. I'm sure that you have many incredible memories that will warm your hearts in the years to come. 
Love, 
Ken and Sharon

Remembering Uncle George brings a smile to my face. he was such a prankster and loved to tease, first Ray, than myself and Sandi, Shawna and Corinne.
The stars will be twinkling when you look at the sky at night. That will be Uncle George having a good laugh with Aunt Ethel, his sister Dorothy or his brothers Bill, Robert and Jim. 
May all those warm memories surround all of you and bring you comfort today, tomorrow and always. Love, Donna and family

Having reflected over the past few days, I have many great memories of Uncle George. As I a kid I can remember watching him while milking the cows. We used to howl when he would direct the milk from the pail to the mouths of the waiting kittens, and then sometimes to us! Always the prankster! He was always genuinely interested when we came to visit and would always stop for a cup of coffee to visit. Over the past few years I was always amazed by his recollection of events. He had an amazing mind! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We wish we could be there with you. 
Terry & Heidi Wild

Allen,Shirley & family,

My condolences to you, You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Lorraine Kimmitt

So many fun George stories in North Dakota!  The one that will NEVER be forgotten tho is the time the Frank Wild family was visiting and Mom had a house full of company - George snuck out to the kitchen and ate the center out of the watermelon!  He was always up to something!  He will be missed.  Thinking of all of you at this difficult time.

Pat (Wild) & Doyle Schulz

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George Patrick Wild

17 marzo, 1925 – 31 marzo, 2012

Parkland Funeral Services

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