Birth date: Aug 29, 1931 Death date: Feb 8, 2020
Mildred Joy McDowell was born in Ft. Worth, Texas on August 29, 1931, and went to be with the Lord on February 8, 2020 in Nacogdoches, Texas, surrounded by loving family. Mildred, also known as Millie, was one of eight children bo Read Obituary
I always so enjoyed Mildred In the cafeteria at Eastman. Then I was a pallbearer At my first wife’s step grandmother, Gladys Jeanes, in Dekalb Texas & when we were carrying the casket out of the church who did I see? Sweet Mildred. After performing my duty I went straight to Mildred & said, why are you here. She said “I am Mary’s sister. Mary had married my then wife’s step Uncle, Floyd Jones. What a small world. God bless you, her children. She was a sweetheart!
Always enjoyed visiting Mrs. Mildred at the cafeteria at Eastman. She was a sweet and kind person.
I like checking out with Miss Mildred at the Eastman cafe because she was always smiling! She was a sweet lady! I missed her when she retired from the cafe.
Candy Troop
We loved Mrs Mildred, when we rented our house next to hers, we always made sure we put good tenants in there to keep an eye on Ms Mildred and Hamburger. They have been missed since they have moved. With our deepest sympathy to the family. Ms Mildred touch a lot of hearts. The Gilley’s
Mildred was the kindest lady as I first met her when she started working in the Texas Eastman Cafeteria. Her presence & sweetness always appeared through her smile. May Jesus bless each & everyone of her family members because in the end of this life, theres forever life with Jesus! (ROM 10:9-13, John 3:3, 3:16, 6:44, Rev 1:5). To God be the Glory Forever:pray:
Keith & Donna Blanton
White Oak
Spent 48 yrs. At TEC. Milderd was a good friend. She always greeted people with a smile and a postive attitude. A very good friend. GOD BLESS the family.
I love you
Mamaw, you will truly be missed! I have nothing but the fondest memories of you, you were an amazing, kind and beautiful person, inside and out!! We shall meet again. Love you bunches; -Kevin Riley-
Thank you for the lesson I’ve learned from you. You will be missed. Jennifer will be waiting.
Memaw Mac my childhood memories of the times I spent with you are precious. Thank you for teaching me how to be a fun and loving grandmother. See you in a wink. Deborah
