Marilyn Blick Gross...My name is Louise Wilkerson Wells and we went to school together. I saw the obituary for your dad and wanted to send my thoughts and prayers for you and your family.I smile when I think of our fun times together in school and just wanted to tell you I'm thinking of you ,especially the next few months. With love,Lou Wells

Milt's and my path did not converge until I retired and joined the local Westinghouse Retiree group.
Milt was the primary reason for an active, vibrant and well organized group. He not only was responsible, in most instances, for thoughtful, timely and enlightening programs but also kept the group informed of ongoing activities in Westinghouse that might affect us.
While our relationship began after his active professional career with Westinghouse it was obvious that he had been a valuable asset to the Westinghouse Corporation.
His efforts in the Westinghouse Retiree group was respected and appreciated. He will be missed by all of us.

I met Milt for the first time at Westinghouse in 1968. Since then he kept striking me as a remarkable man, for his work, but also for his interesting ideas about life and friendship. I send my condolances to the children for the passing away of two remarkable persons, Milt and his wife Ruth.

Barry,
      I'm so very sorry to hear of your Father's passing and to also hear of your Mother's passing not so long ago.  Just heard about it today, Sunday, December 13th.  You and your family have my deepest sympathy.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Milt was one of the people that made Westinghouse such a success in the electric meter business and especially the plant in Raleigh. As a new Marketing Representative for the Meter Division in the 70s, Milt was always helpful and giving of his time and experience. We will never forget him. He personally led the Westinghouse Retiree Association for over 20 years and cared very much for the whole Westinghouse family. I am sure there is a Meter Lamp in Heaven and Milt is reading by its light now sitting next to Ruth.

Milton has been described as a stalwart of the Westinghouse Electric Meter Division in Raleigh - a true professional. He represented his company with dignity and knowledge. He often identified customer needs which became new product features advancing the product's success. Milt gave of himself to his co-workers by providing product training, and continued giving after retirement by organizing the Westinghouse Retirees Association. Milt and Ruth were a key part of the Westinghouse family. They will be long remembered and dearly missed.
Garry January, Westinghouse Retirees Association

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Milton Blick

31 January, 1924 – 8 December, 2015

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