Mildred L. Brown

My sincere sympathies to Barbie, Ron and their families.
So blessed to have you as neighbors growing up. Millie was a dear lady and a kind friend to so many!
It takes a village to support children as they grow- the May girls were lucky to have your mom and dad as part of that village.

Becky May-Salerno

Millie Brown was a good friend to my mother, Ruth Turner Millichap, through Central Presbyterian Church. After my mother died when I was nine, she became one of a small number of caring women outside my own family who played an important part in my life. She invited me to spend a week in her home during several summers while I was in junior high and high school and was exactly the same caring, good-humored, understanding parental figure that is described here in her obituary. I consider...

Our deepest sympathy and prayers to Ron and Barbara and the rest of the Brown family. Millie was an amazing lady and a joy to be around. Thank you for allowing us to care for her, she was truly a blessing in our lives. She will be greatly missed by us all.
Helping Hands Caregivers

My deepest sympathy to Doris, Barbara and the rest of the family. Millie was such a kind and sweet lady.

The May family loved having the Browns as our next door neighbors. Millie was a hard worker and always friendly. I worked at the fruit stand with her at Brown's Orchards. She thought I was a hard worker, too. :). They were unusual in that they had a monkey named Cocoa as a pet. On occasion we heard Cocoa scream while shaking her cage which was on the porch. I remember Millie being sure John had a nice hot meal when he got home from work. John used to frustrate the May girls by telling us we...

you will be missed