Chicago, Illinois
Mildred Nigrelli, 65. Teacher at John Hancock High School in Chicago. Mildred is preceded in death by her parents, Samuel and Josephine Nigrelli and brother Anthony; she is survived by a sister-in-law, Lucie of Portage, MI and nieces and nephews Christopher and Dena Nigrelli...
Read MoreAs her principal, I knew Ms Nigrelli as a dedicated and kind teacher. She cared for her students and wanted the best for them. The Hancock High School graduation was dedicated to her, something I'm sure she would have appreciated. Ms Nigrelli will be missed.
Nancy Apke
June 18, 2008 | Chicago, IL
Millie was a special and close friend. She was godmother to my son, Chris. She was a model for all teachers because her students always came first.
We had many happy trips together when we both taught together. Millie could always make me laugh. I will always treasure my memory of our times together. She will be greatly missed.
Dianne Caliendo
June 17, 2008 | Naperville, IL
To All of you,
Millie will be missed by not only her current students but by all the people she has taught in the past and the wonderfull impact she has made in our lives. A special thank you to her from all of us.
The Urasky Family
Terrie Urasky-Ledesma
June 15, 2008 | Coal City, IL
Millie was one of my best friends at John Hancock. She was an amazing teacher who cared about the students more than anyone else there. She would often work with our special ed students both over her lunch periods and after school, and she would do research for their projects at home if our school computers didn't work.
Millie and I used to talk cats and pets all the time, so I knew she was a real animal lover. I will miss her and so will many of her students.
Melissa Rogalla
June 15, 2008 | Chicago, IL
