My best memorie of Aunt Millie was at the age of around 10. My dad (Charles Sorrentino), parked our 25' Chis Craft boat in her driveway for repaires. We worked on it everyday for weeks. As a kid it seemed like months because I wanted to go boating. My dad and grandfather (Joe), put a fiber glass top on a wooden boat, THEMSELVES! Needles to say as much as I didn't understand then but, I know now, they were very proud! But, what I remember most was those spring days, staying late at Aunt Millies and having the best Italian sause you could dream of and being able to watch TV way after bed time. That was great. I even remember watching "PT 109" for the first time and faling in love with President Kennedy. I was a young kid but, I remember being loved by my whole family when I was there. 

God Bless, Aunt Millie

Aunt Millie - our family was blessed to have had you and your family in our lives. Your smiles and hugs will be missed. God has been blessed with a wonderful angel who has a big heart and large lap to help hold the little chldren.

Jane, sorry to hear about Millie. I lost my Mom last year and I know what you are going through. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Aunt Millie, 
You are a woman I strive to be like. Your vitality and thrill for life are things that I try and mimic in my everyday life. I will forever miss you and look forward to pulling pranks and telling jokes with you when I get there too. I hope you don't give the angels to much hell, nor the oriels to much help. Thank you for being the woman you were and the blessing I will always remember you being.
With love forever,
Jessica

Kenny and Janet, Diana and I are so sorry for the loss of your mother, Amelia. You will always be in our heart and prayers,you have our love and support, we will always be here for you.

Things I will never forget:
Your kindness and generosity to me when there was confusion in my life.
Your laughter and humor.
Your trips to Texas and our trips to Maryland.

I love you.  You will be missed.

Sharon

Aunt Millie,
    I was blessed to have your love for over 46 years. You were such an integral part in Sharon and my lives. You always loved me unconditionally. If I got out line, you'd let me know, but you'd go to bat for me when needed.
     You were my baseball buddy and football adversary. You loved the Orioles more than anything. You'd cheer and cuss them with the best of them. 
     One of my most cherished memories was when you came to Texas and we went to a Rangers-O's game. I don't think I ever saw you so excited and happy
     
     To say I'll miss you is such an understatement. I get my comfort in knowing that in Heaven there is no pain or suffering. I will see you again. Psalms 23. Mattew 5:16.

Love,
Lynn

Aunt Millie ~ I will always remember your smile, laugh and amazing hugs.  I am so thankful that you were able to meet Aidan and I know you will be watching over all of us.  I will always remember you telling me you were not only my Great Aunt..you were a "GREAT" Aunt and you were so right about that.

Millie ~ I don't remember a moment in my life when you were not a pleasant and wonderful cousin to me. All those years are more clear to me now than they ever were. I love you Millie, and will miss you, as any of us who had the god fortune to share our lives with you.

OBITUARY

Amelia McComas

November 22, 1922 – April 4, 2012

Sterling-Ashton-Schwab-Witzke Funeral Home of Catonsville, Inc.

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