Mildred Angell Sampson

Have so many fond memories of this beautiful lady; sorry we cannot be there today but thoughts & prayers are with you all.
Love,
David & Cathy

James, you and your family have been blessed to have such a wonderful mother. I remember how gracious she was when you and I studied together at her home.

I am saddened to learn of Mildred's passing. Forty seven years ago at North End Diane and I met her and Junius. They were surrogate parents to Diane and myself and later stand in grand parents to our children. She had such an influence on everyone who came in contact with her. Her devotion, her crafts, her gardening, her love for all, her kindness, and above all her friendship will never be forgotten. My sympathy to Judy and James and their families. I am sorry I cannot be there with you.

Judy--My deepest sympathy to you and your family . You will be in my thoughts and in my prayers. Your friend always, Mary Ann Hereford Duren

Our thoughts and prayers are with you, and memories of your Mother are cherished.

My deepest Sympathy to the family of Helen. She was such a special lady to many at North End-Wesley Methodist. She touched many lives. She always had her sweet smile for everyone and a kind word that made your day brighter.

My thoughts and prayers are with you the Sampson Family. My fondest, memories of Mrs. Sampson are watching her work in her garden/yard, feeding the birds and petting the dogs through the fence. I am grateful for Mildred and Julius always being there to help my children with their school projects and being their mentors. She was never to busy to be of service in the neighborhood or her community. She will be truly missing and loved by all that knew her.

Mrs. Sampson is the best next door neighbor we could possibly have. One of many special memories I have is when she taught me how to sew. She is a great lady. I dearly love and will miss her.

James, my prayers are with you, Judy and your families. I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother and father are one of my favorite memories from our high school days. They were very special people and so many of us are better for having known them.

Aunt Mildred, you will be greatly missed. It saddens my heart to say goodbye to such a great lady. I have such fond memories of visits from you and Uncle Junius. I love you Aunt Mildred...say hello to grandma and everyone else for me..until we meet again..

Our thoughts and prayers are always with you and the whole family, but especially now at this time of loss.
Love,
Pat and Maggie

The last of her generation on the Sampson family, Aunt Mildred was the one who cut and curled hair and helped Mother sew all our recital dresses and prom gowns. A constant and faithful presence at Old North End, she formed the Junior MYF, for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders, a concept not yet embraced by the church. "If these children want a group, they shall have a group." She held us to a gentle rigidity and set the example of following the rules - especially the Golden Rule. Childhood memories of the General Card Company and Freeto; pear salad when we were sick and stopping the games in the big yard for nap time, flow into puzzles and games and swift walks in the mall. Aunt Mildred was a staunch supporter when I had to make hard choices for my mom and dad and I will remain forever grateful for her support in those difficult days. Our last times together were Thanksgiving Dinner with her family in Houston where we were always greeted by her sweet smile.