Mildred E. Scott

Dear Family of Mildred Scott,

I wish to express my condolences to all of you during this your time of grieving. I had the special privilege of meeting Mildred while she was here at New Eastwood. She is a very special lady who is now enjoying her peace and blessings with the Lord!

Chaplain Jerry Herauf
New Eastwood Care and Rehabilitation Center

Dear Karen and Cindy and families. Please accept our deepest sympathies. I have many, many happy memories of Aunt Millie over the years. It was such a happy time when we were children and young adults seeing everyone at Christmastime and at Seaside Heights. I will cherish those days and her memory. I am confident that she and Uncle Bill are walking hand in hand in heaven and with all our family that has gone before her. Keep her memory in your hearts and she will never be far. Patti Taylor...

TO THE SCOTT AND HECKMEN FAMILY.

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. I ONLY KNEW MILDRED AND THE HECKMAN FAMILY WHEN THEY LIVED ON BUSHKILL DR. IN EASTON AS I DELIVERED DRY CLEANING TO THEM. I ALSO GRADUATED WITH LILLIAN FROM EASTON HIGH SCHOOL. SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR SISTER.

MARVIN FRANKENFIELD PUNTA GORDA, FL.

I am sorry to read of the passing of your mother. I have fond memories of her from the days I knew her on Palmer when I would stay with Jean Kuper and visit with the Brunstetters. I remember her as a kind & funny lady who always had the time to kid with me. Sincerely, Liz Kraus Faust, widow of Howard Faust III.

I read on the computer of the passing of Millie. Jane and I offer our deepest sympahy to her family. Millie sold us our home in Easton, which we really loved. Millie was a faithful member of St. Mark's as well as the New Creation. She was a kind and loving person and she will be deeply missed by all. May God's peace sustain you in this most difficult time.