Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameHildegard Margarete FRIEDT 
470, Hildegard Margarete Summers
470, Hildegard Margarete SummersBirthJan 25, 1933, Koppitz, Grottkau, Silesia, Germany470, Hildegard Margarete Summers,404, Hildegard Friedt-25 January 1933 – 2 February 2009 • LTNZ-12K
DeathFeb 2, 2009, Tenino, Thurston County, Washington470, Hildegard Margarete Summers
BurialTahoma National Cemetery, 18600 Southeast 240th Street, Kent, King County, Washington470, Hildegard Margarete Summers
FlagsKorean War, US Army, Vietnam War
Spouses
1Sidney Earl SUMMERS 470, Edward "Cotton" Summers - obituary info,404, Sidney Earl Summers-5 October 1933 – 6 October 2001 • LTN8-QND,470, Sidney Earl Summers
470, Edward "Cotton" Summers - obituary info,404, Sidney Earl Summers-5 October 1933 – 6 October 2001 • LTN8-QND,470, Sidney Earl SummersBirthOct 5, 1933, Niangua, Webster County, Missouri404, Sidney Earl Summers-5 October 1933 – 6 October 2001 • LTN8-QND
DeathOct 6, 2001, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington404, Sidney Earl Summers-5 October 1933 – 6 October 2001 • LTN8-QND
BurialTahoma National Cemetery, 18600 Southeast 240th Street, Kent, King County, Washington404, Sidney Earl Summers-5 October 1933 – 6 October 2001 • LTN8-QND
FatherLewis Dexter SUMMERS (1891-1972)
MotherElla Mae ROPER (1892-1946)
MarriageJun 13, 1963, Erlangen, Germany470, Hildegard Margarete Summers
ChildrenRainer
Obituary Online notes for Hildegard Margarete FRIEDT
Hildegard Summers
Hildegard M. Summers, 76, of Tenino, passed away at home on February 2, 2009. Hildegard was born in Koppitz, Germany to Florian and Maria Friedt January 25, 1933.
She grew up in Germany and on June 13, 1963 she married Sidney E. Summers in Erlangen, Germany. Three years later Hildegard and Sidney moved to Tumwater, Washington, and in 1972 to Tenino. In 1991 Hildegard moved back to Schirnding, Germany. Sidney stayed in the USA. They were divorced in 1991. They remarried on February 13, 2001. Sidney passed away on October 6, 2001. Hildegard went back to Schirnding and stayed until moving back to Tenino 9 months ago.Part of her adult life, Hildegard worked for the State of Washington as a Keypunch operator and spent many years as a homemaker caring for her husband and son. She enjoyed taking trips back to Germany where she visited her family.
Surviving Hildegard are her son, Rainer Summers of Tenino; a brother Hubert Friedt of Schwäbisch-Hall, Germany; and 2 sisters, Elisabeth (Friedt) Schiener, Schirnding, Germany and Ursula Friedt, Münchenreuth, Germany; and 1 grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Sidney; her parents Florian and Maria; brothers, Alfred Friedt and Gerhard Friedt; and a sister Margarete Friedt.
Bio by: International Wargraves Photography Project 470, Hildegard M. Summers
Hildegard M. Summers, 76, of Tenino, passed away at home on February 2, 2009. Hildegard was born in Koppitz, Germany to Florian and Maria Friedt January 25, 1933.
She grew up in Germany and on June 13, 1963 she married Sidney E. Summers in Erlangen, Germany. Three years later Hildegard and Sidney moved to Tumwater, Washington, and in 1972 to Tenino. In 1991 Hildegard moved back to Schirnding, Germany. Sidney stayed in the USA. They were divorced in 1991. They remarried on February 13, 2001. Sidney passed away on October 6, 2001. Hildegard went back to Schirnding and stayed until moving back to Tenino 9 months ago.Part of her adult life, Hildegard worked for the State of Washington as a Keypunch operator and spent many years as a homemaker caring for her husband and son. She enjoyed taking trips back to Germany where she visited her family.
Surviving Hildegard are her son, Rainer Summers of Tenino; a brother Hubert Friedt of Schwäbisch-Hall, Germany; and 2 sisters, Elisabeth (Friedt) Schiener, Schirnding, Germany and Ursula Friedt, Münchenreuth, Germany; and 1 grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Sidney; her parents Florian and Maria; brothers, Alfred Friedt and Gerhard Friedt; and a sister Margarete Friedt.
Bio by: International Wargraves Photography Project 470, Hildegard M. Summers