Harriett Hilario

Auntie Harriet was a beautiful person with such a calm and loving presence. May she rest in Peace and her family find comfort in her memory and her relationship with God. She will be greatly missed and always remembered.... Love, Tisha Hilario

Aunt Harriet will be missed by anyone who knew her. I never saw her without a smile and she was one of the most positive people that I have ever known. May she rest in peace with the Lord and watch over us all. Till we meet again, Love you always, Christina & Madeline Hilario

Please accept our heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our prayers are with you and the entire family during this difficult time. May God's grace comfort and strengthen you all. Carlos and Velia Galvan

Harriett was one of my professors when I attended WWC in Billings from 2002-2004. I was a non-traditional student and she was so supportive and kind to me during that time. I always enjoyed the time I spent with her. She taught me a great deal about being a good, quality MSW. She did not allow me to give up and pushed me to meet my potential. As I read her obituary, I was not surprised that she was just as special in her personal life as her professional life. Hopefully your memories will help you through the days/weeks/months/years ahead. Always remember what a special person she was and all the lives she touched. Peace be with you all. Debbie Johnson - Plentywood

I was thinking of Harriett on her birthday. Harriett was very special to me. We got our Masters together at San Jose State and had so much fun (when we weren't stressing about school work or complaining about professors or fellow students!). We met for lunches, coffee, wine, and prayer. We supported each other. Harriett had the great ideas, and I had the perfectionist study skills:) She was the older, wiser one around all of us 20 somethings, and she hung with us like the best of em! She was going through her divorce and was very thoughtful about her actions and how they affected Duke and everyone she loved. In the midst of everything, she took time to listen to me and genuinely cared about my well being and that gave me comfort and peace. I still feel her calming, deeply spiritual energy, and it inspires me. She came to my wedding and that was the last time I saw her, but we talked over the years. I had just sent her announcements of my twin baby girls before she died. Harriett would have loved my girls, and I wish they could have met her and been blessed by her. I didn't get to say goodbye or see her in her end of life journey. I'm sure she was just as thoughtful, deep, and real as ever. Sending you my love, Harriett. May we carry on all that you stood for.