Birth date: Jul 5, 1933 Death date: Jan 7, 2022
Mildred Deneal Embree Wieser, 88, formerly of Madison County, passed away on January 7, 2022 at The Culpeper Retirement Community. Born on July 5, 1933 in Maryland Park, MD. Daughter of the late Mildred (Brown) Imlay and Nathan T Read Obituary
I have had the pleasure of knowing Millie through the USS BATTLESHIP NORTH CAROLINA REUNIONS. My life was much better as having Millie as a friend. Millie was a sweet, kind and lovely lady that I shall cherish the memories of for a lifetime! RIP, dear friend!!
I am so glad the funeral will be on line so that I can view….this COVID is hampering so many things in all our lives.
Millie first came into our lives when she met and married Paul Wieser and gave him the happiest years of the rest of his life.
How lucky and fortunate we all were to have her in our family for she brought joy and love into our lives.
We always enjoyed our visits with her, going out to dinner/lunch, visiting museums, spending time and laughing together or just talking on the phone. We have many beautiful memories that we will cherish. She was a loving and caring woman who touched our lives....we will miss her dearly.
Our condolences to Karen, Jimmy and all of Millie's family...May she be at Peace.
Our Deepest Sympathy,
Rick & Debbie Wieser and Family
It was wonderful to have Millie as my friend. She was charming, capable, and out-going with a beautiful smile and a cute little giggle that made everyone love her. She was devoted to her family, but in retirement she took on responsibilities in several organizations of which she was a part. What she did, she did well. She and her extended family gave much of their time and talents to Bethel Baptist Church, and the church benefitted greatly.
I loved the times that Millie and I would wind up at Pepper's and have lunch together. She told me just last Thanksgiving that she wanted to do it again, but that wasn't to be. Millie had a lot of love in her heart, and she freely gave it away. Thank God that Ken, Thomas, and I were recipients of her love.
I will miss seeing Millie, talking on the phone with her, reading her letters, and visiting with her. May she rest in peace now that her mind is at ease. I pray that God will comfort all of you, her dear family. You took good care of her. You have my sympathy.
