Hildegard Klinke

Born January 8, 1931 – Died June 3, 2015  -  With heavy hearts the family of Hildegard Klinke announce her sudden death at the age of 84 at the North Bay Regional Health Care Centre.  Mrs. Klinke passed away peacefully with her family at her side.  Hildegard enjoyed visits from her family and always had to make sure you had a bite to eat.  Usually cake and coffee were included as she loved have her cake. In her younger days she was very proud of her gardens and enjoyed working in her flower beds and would love to take a walk about with visitors. Whenever she would visit, she always made sure your plants and flowers were watered.  As babies and growing up, her grand-children gave her many hours of pleasure which she treasured.  She loved music and enjoyed singing along.  She always had a pet and preferred dogs although cats and birds were in the family for many years… a few were Mickey, Choo Choo, Tasha, Kitty, Benji and finally her beloved Sushi.  Hildegard enjoyed many friends and loved to chat.  Pre-deceased by her parents, her husband Joe, her sister Inge and brother-in law Paul Richters.  She leaves to mourn, her children, Karen Klinke of North Bay, Peter (Susan) |Klinke of Haileybury, Brenda (John) Henderson of New Liskeard; grand-children Terri, Katie, Erika, Twins Heidi and Jacob, and great grand-children Isaac and Krysta; step grand-daughter Natalie and step great-granddaughter Sara. Hildegard also leaves behind her siblings Hans Kleinschmidt (Anita), Gerda Kotyrba, Christa Demenkauski, Doris Holman (Klaus) all of Germany and Brigitte Bartsch (Waldemar) of Callander. Deeply saddened is her sister-in law, Irmtraud Richters of Lantzeville, BC. Also left to mourn are many nieces and nephews.  A Celebration of Life will take place at the Perrin Funeral Chapel on July 11, 2015 from 2 – 4 pm to receive family and friends. If desired donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation will be appreciated. - See more at: http://www.perrinfuneralchapel.com/tribute/details/643/Hildegard_Klinke/obituary.html#content-start