Mildred Moore-Kampo, beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, aunt, and friend passed away on August 6th. She recently celebrated her 80th birthday. Mildred was born into a loving family in Chicago, the youngest of 5 children. Her father and mother modeled a Christian life of service and ministry which provided her with the knowledge of God's…
Continue ReadingI was just ushering at Christ the King on Mildred's 80th birthday. She came up to me and announced it was her eightieth birthday and was so proud to have her family with her! She was a very sweet lady and loved her church, family, and was always very pleasant. She will be missed. May she rest in God's arms forever, amen. Our prayers are with her family.
I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss seeing Mildred in church. Prayers to the family.
We are sorry for your loss. It was a privilege knowing such a kind person and glad she was a part of our lives. Our prayers are with you.
I sang with Millie in the Oshkosh Choraliers. When our season started this past January, she commented on a scarf I was wearing and asked if I had made it myself. I hadn't, but mentioned that I crochet. Millie was very excited to learn this, and asked if I would help her learn how to make a baby blanket for a great-grandchild that was due this summer. I never was able to get together with her after that, as our rehearsals were cancelled for a few weeks due to weather and then she never returned for the season, but I have thought of her often, having printed the patterns and instructions for some blankets for her and keeping them in my choir folder throughout the season. She was so excited for that baby to arrive. Such a sweet lady. She will be missed!