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John Kennedy
December 16, 2008
What a uniquely delightful and spry gal Mildred was! As a dear friend of her son, Jeff, I witnessed first-hand the love and pride she had in him and all that he does. She kept us laughing with her creative expressions and her fierce indepedence. I thought she was the most adorable Mom with a constant twinkle in her eye, as if she had an inside joke going. Maybe she did! My family's prayers and wishes to Jeff and family. She was a great lady!
Kevin Vena
December 16, 2008
Long time friend of Jeff's Millie was always "the smiling face with a million questions" every time we'd meet at the house.
She will be missed.
Kathy O'Malley
December 15, 2008
As a nursing assistant at Weymouth Healthcare I had the pleasure of meeting Millie and spending her last days together. I am sorry for your loss. Millie was a lovely and funny women and I will miss her.
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