I remember when I first met Aggie. She was standing on her front porch with her arms folded, looking very stoic and intimidating. She thought I was looking for my mother, Kathy for money or to make trouble for her family. But once I convinced her that was the furthest thing from my mind, she opened her heart to me. She shared stories about Kathy, the Thompson's, her family and the VFW. Aggie had the best sense of humor. You know what I mean if you've ever seen the toys in the rumpus room or heard her jokes. She was always so sweet and kind to everyone. You couldn't leave Aggie's house without eating. Grandma Aggie, you're in heaven having fun with your sisters now. Give my Mom kiss and tell her I miss her very much. You will be missed and will forever be in our hearts. We are all so blessed to have known and loved you.

My heart is heavy as we mourn the passing of Chuck's mom. Aggie was a kind, loving, outrageously funny lady and the best mother-in-law and friend I could ever imagine. The greatest gift she shared with me is the young child she raised to be a compassionate, generous and loving man .... my husband .... who loved, honored and respected his mother every day of her life. I am forever blessed to have had this woman grace my life. Rest in Peace, Grandma Aggie - we will always love you.

Aggie, you will be missed by everyone that had the honor of knowing you. You were such a beautiful lady (inside and outside). RIP45

Dearest Tootie and all my dearly loved Aunttie Aggie's grieving family,
 We wish so much we could be there to share the tears and give you warm hugs. Although we had known of her failing health, it is still hard to believe that our last and so loved Wilberding Aunt has joined her family in the realm of eternal joy. What an unending celebration this must be for all who had gone before her and were awaiting this awesome reunion!
 Our hearts do go out to all of you in deepest sympathy and we send much love and many prayers for your comfort and peace.
 Your Cuz Lois and Jerry

Mom, the last year has been really trying on you, glad that you are finally at peace. No more suffering. You definitely kept me busy, but I didn't mind. I will always love and miss you. So now you and your sisters & brothers can kept heaven busy. I can just imagine the stories & jokes that are being told.
LOVE YOU ALWAYS, Tootie

Wendy, we are sorry to hear of your grandmother's passing. Our prayers are with you as you go through the grief of losing someone so close to you. We are here for you during your time of loss. God is your strength. Kevin & Thea

Rick, Tootie, Chuck, & families...Aunt Aggie was a special lady who I loved dearly. So many of my childhood memories include her. Now the Wilberding siblings are all together again & watching over all of us. My thoughts, prayers, & love are with all of you.
Lisa

Rick, Chuck, Tootie, kids, and family... Aunt Aggie was definitely one of a kind, as was all my favorite aunts, which all just happened to be 'Wilberding' gals.... She would always make you feel good about your self, and always welcome you in her presence, not matter if it were in her home, at the VFW, in Iowa, or down here in Texas. I'm sure, too, that all of the Wilberding clan from Remsen are finally all back together looking down on all of us right now. My thoughts and prayer are with you all.

Aunt Aggie was a very funny lady. She could always make you smile. She made me and Wayne feel very welcome when we came to visit back in the early 80s,,,, I can only imagine the big reunion happening in heaven with the whole Wilberding siblings together once again..... our loss but heavens gain...... My thoughts and prayers are with you, Tootie, Chuck, Rick and family..... We loved your Mom very much....

So many great memories of my Aunt Aggie. She was so much like my mom. She tried so hard to make a lonely homesick soldier feel at home while I was stationed in California before deployment to Viet Nam. I even made it a point to fly back to Inglewood when I returned from overseas & spent a couple days with them before I returned home to Texas. She even shopped several stores to find me blackeyed peas for my return home dinner. Please tell my mom hi & I love & miss her so much. I am trying my best to earn a ticket up there, so one day I can cut up with you two once again. Bet you two dancers are dancing on the streets of gold now. Oh, and trying to cheat each other at Scrabble. Love ya ..............

Tootie, Chuck Rick and families, We were so sorry to hear of Aggie's passing but know that her suffering is finally over. I have so many wonderful memories of her...the summer all the Goldens came to California...family reunions...and the time my mom, Aggie, Della & George Vasser came to my place at the Lakes. We sat around the campfire and they told jokes for hours. I can't remember ever laughing as much as I did that night. I believe they're all up there jitterbugging, looking down on us and smiling. Love & prayers to all of you.

What a lovely, sincere woman. She will be dearly missed. Rest in peace Aggie. David and Karen Engle

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Mary Agnes Thompson

12 février 1929 – 17 octobre 2014

Miller Jones Mortuary and Crematory

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