Mildred Kerr

We are so sorry to hear about the passing of Mildred C Kerr. Minh luu was the employee of Baine Kerr at Pennzoil and she received great support from Mildred and Baine. My father and Baine were friends for life and they all loved Mildred.

All of our prayers, hearts and thoughts are with you and the family during this time of grieving. We all loved Mildred so much and she bought so much joy into the world. It was a privilege to have known Bain and Mildred and their wonderful family and friends for many wonderful years and we can see that their goodness lives on through you and the families. Much love and sympathy from California and Virginia.
Bob and Rosa Sinnott, Lilllian Kendall and Mary Cary Kendall

She was a great and wonderful woman. Love and condolences to her family.

Oh how I will miss my second mom Mildred! I cherish the many memories I have of such FUN times with her. She was truly beautiful both inside and out. I know she is having a glorious time with sweet Baine. Love to you all.
Stephanie

I am so sad again and you have my sincerest condolences. As you know she was always most gracious to me and very generous to John and me with her little house at Kerplunk. Love to all.

If not one single sparrow that falls to the ground does not go unnoticed to our loving Heavenly Father says His son, Christ Jesus, -( Matthew 10:29-31) how much more is the passing of Mildred.....

I am sorry for your loss. I wish the family great strength as you go throughout this difficult time. 1 Corinthians 1: 3:4

May the 'God of all comfort' and tender mercy be with you and your family durng this time of sorrow.

To the Kerr children and "Babs"...I had to write to let you know I am thinking about you all. And to Babs, I know this passing is close to your heart and know Mildred's prayers will always touch you and her family.

Ann vanDerHoef

To Mary, Baine, John, Rob and the grandchildren,

My thoughts and prayers are with you all of you.

Your Mom was, and will always be, known to me as "My Other Mother." I can't think of a time in my life that I did not have the pleasure of knowing her. She was not only a very special and treasured friend of my late Mom, Marion Robbins Parish Alexander, but she became one of mine, too. For those of us fortunate to have ever been in her delightful presence, whether for years or just in passing, she leaves an indelible memory. She was truly one-of-a-kind.