Marilyn Ruth Hildebrandt
June 19, 1943 ~ March 27, 2015
Marilyn Law Hildebrandt was called to eternal rest on Friday, March 27, 2015. Be comforted in knowing that her immediate family was present throughout her brief, comfortable, loving care in hospice. Her son Michael was with her as she peacefully passed the bonds of our physical world and embraced her spiritual journey, accepting the embrace of her Lord and her parents (John and Ella Nora Law) who preceded her in death. While life may at times been a toil, full of strife and illness these last few years, her Lord comforted and provided peace without suffering in the final days. We remember her as mom, Omi (to her 6 grandchildren), sister (Toots as her brother called her), mother-in-law and friend. She cherished her time with grandchildren, truly a special gift with so many memories experienced that will continue to live on. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 11. Please join us in celebration of her life from 2pm 4pm at St. Anthony Catholic High School, 3200 McCullough Ave, San Antonio, TX. The family expresses gratitude to the nursing staff at Mesa Vista Nursing Home for all the dignity, care, and kindness.
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Michael & Burton and families, offering my sincere condolences on the loss your mom. She was a kind and gentle soul. Praying that your memories give you peace and comfort during this difficult time.
To Marilyn`s Family, I extend my deepest condolences for the loss of your Mother. She was a great lady and my friend. We will always remember and miss her. She is now in Gods hands, free of pain, she has earned her rest and God has given us an Angel to watch over us. Take care of each other and make her proud . Most Sincerely, Eva
Burton, Michael and David my deepest sympathy to you and your families. She loved all of you unconditionally.
Marilyn was a devoted daughter, a caring sister, a loving mother and a trusted friend.
My dear friend of over forty years is no longer in pain. In her darkest hours in this life she showed amazing courage and never ending faith. I was always proud to call her my friend.