Mildred H. Brodt

What a great lady!

What a great American! I really enjoyed talking with her about her experiences during the Japanese War Crimes Trial. Rest in a well deserved peace.

Great Aunt Mildred's farm always held adventures, whether having a summer picnic out on the old wooden spools, zipping around on the golf cart to see the zucchini, taking a walk through the corn down to the creek, or listening to stories as we admired the flowers in her yard. Aunt Mildred loved to laugh and share her opinion, even if her thoughts were uttered with a hush -- I loved that about her. Mildred's adventures weren't confined to her farm, but spanned around the world. She didn't...

To Mildred's Nieces & Nephews:
We moved into Mildred's neighborhood 20 years ago and had many opportunities to enjoy her friendship and listen to stories of her extensively full life. She always invited me to pursue game on her property and generally seemed happy to receive venison, pheasants and occasionally fresh fish for her supper. The conversations were incredible and the "thank you"s unending. She sent handwritten personal Christmas cards and never failed to exercise a chance to...

May this remarkable woman rest in peace. Sending condolences and love to all who loved her!

To the Hoffman sisters and their spouses, I'm sorry to hear about Aunt Mildred. Please accept my deepest sympathy. What a remarkable woman she was! It was my honor and privilege to have known her. Prayers for comfort and peace to all of you.