Deepest sympathy from your cousin that lives where your Dad lived. We had the same grandfather, our mothers were half sisters. Milton has been a great comfort to me since I lost my husband right before Milton and I found each other. My phone number is 318-347-1905. Apartment 116.

So sorry for your loss.  Mr Milton  was a  very outgoing man.  He would come to Social Springs Memorials and I don't think he really ever got through talking.  We loved visiting with him.  He would always say Irene (my Mother) was his girlfriend.  Ann, I wanted to come out to the graveside but with Danny being  a dialysis patient I thought it would not be a good idea. My thoughts and prayers are with you.  

I used to be the Used Car  Manager at Red River Chevrolet. I would go to the Dallas auto Auction  on a weekly basis to buy vehicles to sell. I would call Mr. Bill and tell him I needed X number of drivers to make a trip to the auction and drive them back to Red River Chevy. I called them my "Over The Hill Gang". I grew up with Wayne his son.

Mr. Bill was one of  those  people that always  made  you smile because of his wonderful smile.  He loved everyone and they loved him.   He never failed to tell you that he loved you . He loved his Lord and everyone knew thru how he lived his life. Precious man! His presence  will be greatly missed at Waterview.  






First off my thought and prayers go out to Miltons family. Milton and I were first cousins. Over the past eight years since our spouses past we have spent a lot of time together. Mostly talking about family, old times and the LORD. You see he was a wonderful Christian man who loved his LORD. He never failed to witness to everyone he would meet. He loved to come over to eat and always requested the same thing, purple hull peas, and country corn as he called it. He would say by the way Jean sure hope u have some of them pickles. I know he is one happy man right now rejoicing in heaven with his LORD and wife. Have one great family reunion up there. Will miss you dearly cuz. 

Mr. Giddings was a fine man. Have known him and his family for 60 years. We used to go to Hall Summit and visit his wife's grave and even visit  some relatives down there. We had many meals together. He loved blue berry pancakes at Cracker Barrell, watermelon at Golden Corral and meals at Strawn's . He would say "I am ready to see my Lord"  He used to rabbit hunt and also had pigeons. Rest In Peace. 

Thinking of you all.   Remembering how funny he was.   So sorry for your loss.        Praying for your family.      ❤️🙏🏻

Even though Bill was sick, I’m glad I was there to share his 100th birthday.  I wasn’t ready for him to go, but he was. He told me he thought his Lord was coming soon to get him. He was ready. He shared his faith with me. He shared his love of family with me. 

I will be forever grateful to him for the time he spent with my mother. She always said he was a good man. He was a blessing to us. He will definitely be missed. 

Graveside

Ann McGee (Bill)

Jerry Giddings (Linda)

OBITUARIO

William Milton Giddings

24 julio, 1920 – 2 agosto, 2020

Centuries Memorial Funeral Home & Park

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