Mildred Harder Killbuck

To my Aunt Mildred all though she may be gone she will always be in my Heart ! I first of all am missing you greatly but wanted to Thank - You - you for the Beautiful Memories ! Remembering now - Halloween will never be the same without you ! I wonder what happened to the Black talking Halloween Cat I gave you that you loved so much ?? Sad but rememberinfg you with Love ! Chris

It was with great sadness today that I learned of your mother's passing, from our renters on Calder. I too, had the great pleasure of having lived next door, twice to your parents. I remember wonderful summer cook outs in the backyard with all our neighbors! They were such wonderful, kind and very talented people. Unfortunately I lost touch with your mom after your dad passed. I will miss them both so much. My brother and I both have beautiful paintings by your mom hanging in our homes.
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family.

I recall living most of my childhood years immediately next door to the fine Killbuck family. Imagine, neighbors sharing a telephone party-line these days. Well, we certainly did then with our always courteous neighbor, Mildred Killbuck. Mrs. Killbuck delighted in producing our annual neighborhood children's Christmas play. Robbie, I wish my sincere sympathy to you and and your family.

My deepest sympathy to Mildred's family. We worked at the Beaumont Art League together and shared many happy events.
She was talented, kind and generous to me and always an encourager. A note of interest: my daughter is buying her house on Calder.

My deepest sympathy to Mildred's family. We worked at the Beaumont Art League together and shared many happy events.
She was talented, kind and generous to me and always an encourager. A note of interest: my daughter is buying her house on Calder.

I was blessed to have known Mildred. Mildred was my first Supervisor at GSU in 1966. Mildred was an intelligent lady and very talented painter. I am fortunate to have some of her beautiful watercolors hanging in my home.

Always the lady and genial host when we would visit, never ceasing to amaze me with her closet of miniatures, and her workshop full of top shelf paintings. A life well lived. She will be missed by all she touched along her life's journey.

Condolences and comfort to her family left behind.

ROBERT, OUR SINCERE THOUGTS & PRAYERS.
I HAVE TO GO TO TEXAS HEART TOMORROW FOR PROBLEMS. SO SORRY WE CAN'T MAKE VISITATION.