Mildred Mines Obituary
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Jean was preceded in death by her brother, George Cecil Cox, Jr., and her sister, Emma Cox. She is survived by her devoted husband of 70 years, Bobby Mines, Sr., who was her partner and confidant throughout their long and fulfilling life together. She was the proud mother of Betty Johnson, Bobby (Shelby) Mines, Jr. , Pam (Toni) Mines, and Rodney (Deanna) Mines. Also cherishing her memory are her sister, Lena Bell Parker, and her beloved grandchildren: Danielle, Taylor, Scarlett, Joshua, Trevor, and Erika.
Jean, affectionately known as "Moo Moo", dedicated her life to being a homemaker, with her heart set on caring for her family. Her kindness and nurturing spirit left an indelible mark on those who were fortunate enough to have her in their lives. Friends and family will remember her unwavering love and support, as well as her ability to bring warmth and comfort to everyone that came into her home.
Please go to www.heritagememorialfuneralhome.com to sign the online guestbook and to leave a condolence for the family.It is with great honor Heritage Memorial Funeral Home and Crematory has been entrusted with all arrangements.
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Debbie Franzel
September 13, 2025
Jean was a wonderful person. I met her through my brother in law Cecil. Jean always made you feel at home and insisted on cooking you a meal. Jackie (Cecil´s wife), Cecil and I loved playing card/board games when we visited her. I know she left a lasting impression and was loved a lot by Jackie, when I met her the feeling was mutual. She will be missed by all who had the pleasure of meeting her. Praying for all the family.
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Sylvia Simonsen
September 6, 2025
Moo was a Darling person.
I live in Texas, and I visited Moo in Warner Robbins several times with my friend Emily. Moo would always make us the best home-cooked meals and make me feel so comfortable in her home. She had the most beautiful plants and flowers in her gardens. I would ask her what her secret was, and she would just giggle and say I have no secret, they just grow really pretty. I will never forget her loving heart and the special memories at her home.
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