I remember Aunt Millie as such wonderful lady. I would visit at Aunt Adeline's and Uncle Emil's house and she would be there visiting with her sister. Of course, like Italian tradition, she would help make a luncheon "spread", which, even if you weren't hungry, you were insulting the family if you didn't eat. And even when you did eat, if you didn't eat seconds, you mustn't have like the meal very much...hahhaha! But I enjoyed visiting with my aunts and uncles, and wished I had learned to speak Italian, because on some occasions, they would speak Italian, which sounded beautiful, and all I could do was smile. Aunt Millie was very hospitable and was great to talk to. She loved to talk about her family. I am proud to have known her, and am happy to know her daughters and grandchildren. Rest in Peace!
