1929
2020
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John & Diane Gilmore
June 2, 2020
No finer couple than Milt & Laura!
RIP you two.
Connie & Bill Blomgren
June 2, 2020
Milt was like my big brother and I was his pesky little niece. He and Laura were so perfect in every way. My last words to him were I love you, Milt. I can't believe they are gone. My world won't be the same without them. He and Bill were great friends and loved to talk with each other about many things. I am devastated.
Julie Maertz
June 2, 2020
When I was in H.S., Milton interviewed me for a part-time position. It was my first interview so he really made an impression on me. He was such a kind man, we laughed about that interview 40+ years ago. He will be missed. His family has my sincere sympathy ~
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