Moverman Mildred

Paul, Robert, David and Judy,
I am deeply saddened to have opened the Jewish RI paper and learn of your mother´s passing. I thought she would live forever!
Each time I visited my mother or went to pick her up for a Dr. appointment, there was Milly, outside the Wingate Residence regardless of the cold or heat talking her walk, pushing he walker confidently in front of her. Our mothers were both Governor Francis Farms ladies that lived out their last years on Blackstone Boulevard with family support and love.
Your mother always said hello and once, she asked me to go into her apartment and close a window for her. I was happy to help and she was so very grateful for that tiny act. End of an era. Jolie

Thanks to Paul's genealogical persistence, Movermans the world over are mourning Millie's passing -- I'm bearing witness and sending sympathy to her loved ones on behalf of the Moverman branch originally from Paris and then the Bronx. May her memory be for a blessing.

From Milly's Wingate family, we are so sorry for your loss.

We are so sorry for your loss.
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