Mildred Todd Caponic Brown

When Bob called to tell me that Mildred had passed on, all I could think of was what a loss for this world. She was such a fun person to work with and I guess I was trained right by her because I lasted 47 years at that pharmacy and just retired at the end of March. I am sorry that I can't go to the service because I baby sit my two grand children. Love Kathy

We are sorry to hear about Mildred. What a great person! I remember many years ago going to lunch with my Mother-in-law and Mildred at the Bayou. Mildred ate the parsley. First and only person I knew to eat parsley. As I walked by the casket I could feel the presence of Mom and Mildred. What a happy reunion that must have been. You are in our prayers. Take each day at a time. Grief is a process and takes its own path so different for everyone. Love Barbara Pollitt

Carol, I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.