Hilde Josefine Genert Bolinger, 85, of Fayetteville, passed away Wednesday, September 18, 2024. She was born March 29, 1939 in Silvarleut, Czechoslovakia to Hans and Berta Meisner Genert.
She is preceded in death by her parents Hans and Berta Genert; her sister Hanni King; her daughter Petra Albrecht; as well as husbands Rolf Albrecht and Joe Bolinger.
Hilde married Rolf Albrecht in August of 1958. She married Joe Bolinger in April of 1968. She attended the University of Fulda, Germany. Hilde moved from Germany to Arkansas in 1969.
She enjoyed gardening, farming, sewing, knitting, cooking, and spending time with family. She grew her own crops and shared her harvest with neighbors, family, and friends. She prepared excellent meals and enjoyed cooking, too. Hilde was of the Lutheran faith.
She is survived by her brother Peter Genert; sister Anneliese Heitmuller; son Wolfgang Albrecht (Rhonda) of Fayetteville; daughter Monika Isenhower (Ronnie) of Fayetteville; daughter Karin Bolinger of Hope Hull, AL; grandchildren, Courtney Watson (Shane) of Springdale, Erich Albrecht of Fayetteville, Julie Davis (Barney) of Mountainburg, Jessica Isenhower of Fayetteville; and great-grandchildren, Cheyenne Watson, Paisley Watson, and Preston Watson.
A celebration of life will be held 10:00 AM Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at Beard’s Chapel with Dr. Charlie Brown officiating.
Cremation arrangements by Beard’s Funeral Chapel.
Your family are in our thoughts and prayers she was a very nice lady meet her once and she made me feel like I had known her for a while
So sorry to hear of Hilde’s passing.Praying for Wolfgang and Rhonda,Monika,Karin,and the entire family.Wolfgang and I go back almost 50 years,and Hilde was always very kind to me.
So sorry to hear about Hilde passing. She was a amazing lady. Dwayne and I worked with her at Campbell Soup back in the day. She was very strong willed. Praying for your whole family.
I spent some time with Hilde, Wolfgang and Karin many years ago. Hilda left an ineligible impression on me. Such a wonderful lady and wow what a great cook which definitely was passed on to her daughter Karin. Such a generous, independent, and resilient mother. Rest in peace, Hilde.
We will miss you mom, your love and guidance. You were an amazing woman who worked hard for her kids and family. You were always willing to help wherever you were needed and we loved you! You will always be in our hearts! RIP 🙏🙏🙏❤️
We live across the street from Hilde. From the beginning she was an amazing woman whom I enjoyed visiting with on warm summer evenings. She would share her crops with us; she taught me how to make pickles fresh from her garden. She gave me some of Petra’s yarn. Thank you for the warm and fond memories that I will always have of our lovely neighbor, Hilde. It won’t be the same without her. Beth and Wyn