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Mildred Glidden Obituary
GLIDDEN,
Mildred May (Anderson)
Passed away peacefully in her sleep February 5, 2011. She is survived by daughters Carolyn Dixon of Spokane, WA, and Sandra Lind of Springfield, VA, grandchildren Christopher Dixon of Spokane, Doug Dixon of Fishers, IN, Carolyn O'Neal of Stafford, VA, John Lind of Ashburn, VA, Jennifer Lind of Wilmette, IL, and Erik Lind of Springfield, VA. She is also survived by great grandchildren Braedin Dixon, Christopher Dixon, Alyssa Frey, Tommy and Brady O'Neal, Jack, Maddie and Will Lind, Christine, Davis, Hayden and Grace Ryan, and Bennett and Alice Lind.
Mildred was born to Edwin Booth and Goldie Anderson in Chillicothe, MO, on November 28, 1913. She married John Glidden of Lawrence, KS, on October 15, 1936, and they moved to Spokane, where John soon began building houses.
Mildred graduated from Chillicothe High School and Chillicothe Business College. She worked for 20 years as a secretary in the offices of Shadle Park and North Central High Schools.
She was a member of Audubon Park United Methodist Church, also Eastern Star, PEO, and Retired Secretaries of School District 81.
The memorial service for Mildred will be Saturday, February 26, at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Springfield, VA. A graveside service will be at Spokane Memorial Gardens at 11AM Wednesday, May 18, in Spokane.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to The Shriners Hospital for Children, 911 W. 5th Avenue, Spokane 99204.
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Sister and Brother and a rainbow....
Carol Milanesi
February 14, 2011
Carol Anderson Milanesi
February 14, 2011
My Aunt Midge played golf with Pop (her brother) and me and taught us how to miss the critters on the fairways. She found joy in so many people and pastimes... and she was always smiling.
She was always smiling.....
Carol Milanesi
February 14, 2011
February 14, 2011
Carolyn and Sandy: Your mother has always been such an inspiration to me. Her spunk and spirit will always be remembered and cherished. You are in my prayers at the (earthly) loss of this lovely, lovely woman.
Jan Fountaine Oman
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Barbara Lewis
February 13, 2011
Mildred was a very good friend of Mom's for many years they enjoyed years of enjoyment playing cards, Girl Scout leaders and the last years at Fairwood. She was a sweet lady and know she will be missed by all the lives she touched. Thinking of you Sandy and Carolyn. Barbara Brown Lewis
Linda Griego
February 11, 2011
Millie was a vital part of Chapter EW, P.E.O., for a very long time and brought the joy of sisterhood to so many women. We all can aspire to her level by citing the Presidents of the United States in order and the states and capitols each day. Her memory and kindness were hallmarks. She will be missed by many.
Morgan McAdams
February 9, 2011
Aunt Midge was full of life and spunk. I remember her many visits to Grandma Inez. As my Mom says, she will be organizing a family reunion in heaven. My hope is that you all recieve the comfort, love and hugs you may need at this time of greiving. Thank you all for being there for my family with Gandma Inez passing and know that we are all with you in your time of need. Aunt Midge will be missed and her fun caring words will be missed, but she will be in our hearts forever. We love you all.
She always brought the family reunion to town
Donna McAdams
February 9, 2011
The joy of life never left her voice or her spirit. She will be organizing a family reunion in heaven now. Perhaps a game of spite and malice or a new recipe for all to enjoy. She was the effervescence for all she came in contact with and life was dull when she was gone. Bless you Aunt Midgie - we loved you then - we love you now. Give Mom a big hug and kiss.
Your loving niece, Donna
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