On the Anniversary of your Death
I want to Thank u for showing my Sisters and me the 
Power of Empathy ; & Touch.

I'll never forget witnessing ur Instruction , especially to my Eldest Sister Sally ; 
providing Therapy to Our Uncle, 
Ur Husband, William. 
A  Disabled Veteran of WW2.

And I also recall the Heart2Heart
 w my Uncle Bill in the Music Studio after ... Man2Boy ; 
Even so ,
 A Life Lesson of Discernment ~

I do wish I could have been available for the Vacations you Spent w my 2 Sisters...I'm sure U Treated Them like Princesses 👸 

These are Memories ' 
Set in Stone & Posterity

+++philip  🙏🌏

Millie and Mr. Domin, as we called him, were neighbors of ours for a number of years on Acri Drive. They were both decent and lovely people. And the house both inside and out was meticulously kept. 
After my family moved and over the years, I would see Millie often at St. Catherine’s where she spent and gave a lot of her time and service to.  Very sorry to hear of her passing. 

It's been many years since I last saw Millie.  She was a dear lady. Millie was always on the go. I remember how she often helped the Srs. Of St Cyril and Methodist. She was always doing things for the Church.
Rest in peace Millie and may the Lord comfort your loved ones.

Millie was one of the kindest people I have ever met. She had  a true heart of gold and was the best neighbor I was privileged to have. No one knew more about football and baseball than Millie. Her enthusiasm often made me laugh. I never had to look up  Penn State football game times or what station was carrying the game. All I had to do was call Millie.You will be greatly missed , dear neighbor. But I know you are enjoying a reunion in Heaven with all your family members and your Savior. Until we meet again, Helen  Wieger

Aunt Millie I miss you a lot more than words could say I remember when Uncle Billy was alive and Jan and I would be vacationing with you and Uncle Billy sat with us and watched Dark Shadows and then we would leave to go out to eat Jan and I had a lot of fun we never wanted to go home we will keep those memories in our hearts.

"Milly" was truly one of a kind. She was good hearted and  always smiling no matter what. She thoroughly enjoyed her Coffee Cup meetings and the many bus trips she went on. She loved playing bingo and watching Penn State football. She was a true friend and I feel blessed to call her that. Rest in peace, Milly, I 💕 you and will miss you. Your friend Suzy

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Mildred "Milly" C. Domin

1 agosto, 1930 – 28 agosto, 2023

Neill Funeral Home

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