Condolence: Mildred...You will be missed. My mother Norma worked for many years at the local Fareway . My mother helped me as a single mother for several years. I can fondly remember Mildred walking and stopping to talk to my sons and Grandma Norma many many times. My youngest son Glen, 26 will be devastated, he dearly loved talking to Mildred right up till her bad fall as he would spend summers with Grandma, in Webster City. My oldest son Chris,30 will be saddened by Mildred's passing as well. Daughters please know your mother was loved by many in Webster City. R.I.P. Mildred...never forgotten. Rhonda Smeltzer, Waterloo, IA

Condolence: Judy, We are thinking of you and all who loved Mildred and keeping you in prayer. HUGS, Tom and Adel

Condolence: My Aunt Mildred spoiled me. I spent some time in the hospital when I was in the 2nd grade and my mother couldn't always visit so Aunt Mildred came to stay with me - with tons of comic books. Even after I was out of the hospital every time I visited her there were a lot of comic books - she kept me well stocked - and reading. I knew I was loved. Her daughters Anne and Judy also took care of me - I have many fond memories.