Millie was a special human being.  It has been decades since I last spoke to her, and we met at a Chicago as agency.  I believe she served as a producer, and I represented a music company.  We spoke deeply… beyond business, and she awakened my interest in  spirituality.  I remember she said that once you dive into spirituality, you can never go back.  I’m grateful that I knew her and wish I had kept in touch.  My condolences to the family and friends.  Just wanted you to know how much I appreciated her kindness, sweetness, and thoughtfulness.  She made  a difference to me.

I’m hoping this is the same Mildred Savage who I met many decades ago.  She had worked at a Chicago ad agency, and I called on her to play a demo reel of my company’s music.   She was so kind and caring that we had deep conversations later.  She spoke with me about spirituality, and said that once you awaken to your spiritual side, you can never go back.  She sparked my interest.  Even though we hadn’t spoken in at least 35 years, I still remember her and wanted to let her know how much she meant to me.  I hope and believe this is the same Milly Savage.  Her photo here looks exactly as I remember her…

Mildred was our neighbor but also a grandma to us. We didn't have our grandparents with us so she and her husband stepped in. She watched us grow up. I remember riding my bike in her parking lot and I'd show off my cool bike riding skills. We'd talk about Dancing With The Stars. One time, our cat had ran into her house and I had to chase after him; she wouldn't stop laughing the whole time I was chasing him around her house. My dad made a garden and we gave her tomatoes (I'm pretty sure she still has our bowl haha). We'd also make her a plate of food on Thanksgiving. There's so many memories with her and I'll remember ever single one. She was and is amazing. I'm so glad I grew up with her. Much love and all my condolences go out to her family.

Mrs.Mildred was our neighbor. We always use to call her grandma (teta) in Arabic because she always made us feel like family. Since my family moved in 2010 both Mrs.Mildred and Mr.Ralph welcomed my parents with open arms. They gave us good memories since we were kids. My parents loved them so much and we will always love them. Ms.Mildred watched us grow and go off to college and we watched her grow old. We truly loved her and are devastated of finding out her passing. She will always be my role model and I’ll always wish to grow up and be as kind and loving as she was. I love you and miss you so much Mrs.Mildred you’re in heaven with Mr.Ralph, Jesus, and the beautiful angels. We love you and miss you I wish I had the chance to wish you good bye and give you one last hug.

I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Mildred’s passing.  I have such fond memories of her. She made the best meatloaf, always meant to get the recipe from her.  May the Lord bring peace into the hearts of her family and friends.  There’s a quote from Helen Keller I love and believe to be true,     “ What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.”.   Aunt Mildred will always be a part of my fondest memories.   Although I can’t be at the funeral, know that my thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. Love Pam Hawley 💖

It’s so sad to hear of Mrs savage passing. I grew up just down the street from them and my friendship with Rick brought me into their home many many times. She and Mr Savage always welcomed me and treated me with much kindness always. They were a part of my life and I remember them fondly.
Gary Smith

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Mildred Savage

March 12, 1929 – November 2, 2022

Woodlawn-Roesch-Patton Funeral Home & Woodlawn Memorial Park

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