Wulff Woodbury Funeral Home

01/12/2023

Service for Wanda R. Hawkins-Mehsikomer. Wanda R. Hawkins-Mehsikomer, age 92, of Woodbury, MN passed away on Saturday, December 31, 2022.

She is preceded in death by husbands, Celestine Hawkins and Robert Mehsikomer; grandson, Daniel Hawkins; great-grandson, Nole Schluender; brother, Bernie Olson and sister, Lorraine Peterson.

Wanda is survived by 6 children, Dennis (Teri) Hawkins, Cheryl (Greg) Price, Craig (Barb) Hawkins, Celeste (Tim) Terbilcox, Todd (Denelle) Hawkins, Jim (Amy) Hawkins; 13 grandchildren, Erin (Jim) Collins, Nathan Hawkins, Jennifer (Don) O'Konek, Andrea (Darren) Jacobsen, Brittany (Josh) Peltier, Courtney (Nathan) Schluender, Lyndsey (Dylan) Thomas, Nicole Mahr (Emilio), Michael Terbilcox (Lauren), Shawna Hawkins (Ryan), Joel Hawkins, Cory (Jeff) Hawkins, Colin Hawkins; 16 great-grandchildren, Lidi, Carter, Evan, Kaden, Addison, Michael, Maxwell, Magnolia, Owen, Wyatt, Liam, Austin, Peyton, Brady, Baylor, Roya and many other relatives and friends.

A special thank you to the entire St. Croix Hospice Care team, and to those staff members at Polar Ridge Memory Care, who gave wonderful and loving care to Wanda.

09/28/2022

Thank you for joining us for the service of Debra Blomberg.

05/12/2022

Join us THIS SATURDAY at the inaugural AAPI Small Business Expo at Metropolitan State University. https://aapibusinessexpo.com/

03/19/2022

Join North Hennepin Community College and the Nordby Foundation for a virtual evening of remembrance and healing with keynote speaker Ben Musburger, LMFT, Grief Therapist. March 22 at 7:00 pm. More information can be found at:

Mar 1, 2022 Laura Brandt The Nordby Loss and Grief Lectureship Series Presents: In Memory of Those We’ve Lost. This virtual event is funded by the Nordby Lectureship Endowment, and will be an evening of remembrance with keynote speaker Ben Musburger, LMFT, Grief Therapist. March 22, 2022 7:00 pm V...

03/17/2022

St. Patrick's Day observes the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Did you know the modern Irish wake is still about celebration and embracing our mortality with a bit of humor and good cheer? Read more about funeral traditions from Ireland:

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! Today is the anniversary of the death of Saint Patrick. We celebrate his Feast Day, which loosely translates to people drinking (too much) green beer and wearing green…

03/16/2022

Summer is on the way! Join us in supporting our women veterans at the MACV Salute to Servicewomen Golf Classic. Tuesday, June 21st at Prestwick Golf Course.

Sometimes our veterans need more than just a “thank you for your service”. That’s why we created the Salute to Servicewomen Golf Classic. This flagship event honors ALL women veterans AND also gives more than just a “thank you” to those who find themselves homeless after leaving military s...

03/11/2022

National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day on March 11th reminds us to thank the professionals who consider every need during the most difficult time in a family’s life.

Funeral directors and morticians dedicate their lives to helping families and loved ones celebrate their loved ones. They bring together the memories and accomplishments of someone they’ve lost to death. With professional guidance and compassion, funeral directors help with every step of planning a funeral. While the news settles in among family, these experts understand how emotional and stressful the process may be.

The combination of compassion and excellent organizational skills make funeral directors the perfect people to bring together numerous people. The more the better to celebrate someone we loved dearly. Being a funeral director means being a good listener, too. And since people who lose a loved one share a lifetime of memories, funeral directors have that skill in spades.

Beyond their training, it’s how funeral directors put people at ease that matters most. When someone grieves, the pain of loss takes on many different faces. Funeral directors act as guides and help to fulfill the wishes of our loved ones. When the pain and suffering ends, the mortician and funeral director provide a sense of peace and unity at a time that can seem chaotic even at its best.

03/07/2022

For those of you dealing with loss and grief, join the North Hennepin Community College Foundation for a virtual event "In Memory of Those We've Lost" March 22, 2022 at 7:00 pm. For more information, go to

Mar 1, 2022 Laura Brandt The Nordby Loss and Grief Lectureship Series Presents: In Memory of Those We’ve Lost. This virtual event is funded by the Nordby Lectureship Endowment, and will be an evening of remembrance with keynote speaker Ben Musburger, LMFT, Grief Therapist. March 22, 2022 7:00 pm V...

03/04/2022

: While both are places where people are buried, a graveyard is affiliated with a church and a cemetery is not. Graveyards are often smaller, located on church grounds and may be limited to people of that faith or members of the church. Cemeteries are often larger and open to anyone who wishes to be buried there.