Mildred Sanders RUGGLES

Let Love Flourish Where you are in Heaven,
Youre There Now Waiting For Your Loved Ones❤

I lived next door to Mrs. Ruggles' son when i lived in Davie,Fla but unfortunately never got to meet Mrs. Ruggles. wish I had. I have always loved KFC too. So sorry

R.I.P

Sorry for the loss of a wonderful person.
Prayers are with you,
Henry C. Ruggles

REST IN PEACE

I just wanted to say how sorry I am to hear of Mrs. Ruggles passing. I hope that you may find some comfort in knowing that she is now home with God and will be waiting for the day you will be together again.

This is Providence Ilsey Ice great-granddaughter of Mildred, or as I called her, Gigi. I will always remember her and how fond her letters would be in her cards. I will miss you forever Gigi!

My father and John were cousins. As such, we received Mildred's Christmas letter, something I cherished each year. From my little KY town (800 people) I traveled the world with her through these letters. I credit her with my love of international news, culture and business. I've been blessed to live and do business internationally and am sorry that I never told her of her influence on my life.

Read about Mildred's death in the Pittsburgh PA Tribune Review Sunday paper.

I remember Mildred Ruggles as my wonderful, caring Girl Scout Leader many years ago in Lexington, KY. As I recall, our troop even had a fund raiser where we sold bags of Col. Sanders secret spices, etc. that folks could use in their own kitchens!

I send my sympathy to Marlona and all the family members, as does my mother, also named Mildred, who lives in a care facility near me.

Martha Schneider Gangloff

I met Mildred when my husband was manager of the condo's at Bellaire Beach. I remember one time she flew down from Lexington just to put two new lamps in her condo because she had guests coming and then flew right back to Lexington. She was a fun and caring lady and we appreciated her and Mr. Ruggles friendship.

god bless from oklahoma city oklahoma

I met Mildred in the Richmond Place Rehab and she made my day, always anxious to do the therapy, laughed hard and was willing to try everything we were told to do. What a sense of humor.

I WAS A NEXT DOOR FRIEND OF THE FAMILY IN THE 50"S. SORRY ABOUT YOUR LOSS . I CAN REMEMBER WHEN HER DAD WOULD COME DOWN FROM CORBIN TO VISIT ON BOB O LINK BEFORE HE STARTED THE KFC .

I was in the Ruggles home several times, most noteable for John III's birthday in the 8th grade. Mrs. Ruggles was a very gracious hostess and her passing is a huge loss to family and friends.