Birth date: Feb 17, 1924 Death date: Oct 14, 2022
Mildred Lippincott, 98, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on October 14, 2022. Born in Camden, NJ to the late John Mutschler and Helen Mutschler (nee Sheak), she spent her childhood and raised her family in Cinnaminson, Read Obituary
A devoted mother and such a sweet considerate friend. When I was in live with her son Ronnie..I was 19, he was 24 she reluctantly agreed to save the chicken organs for me, instead of his dog Jaggger. She must have been mortified
I wish that i had known her in our later lives. Bless you. Bless the family that loved you so
Mildred was a very special person to me. We had a lot of memories we shared.we laughed . I will never forget her and so sorry I couldn’t be there for her memorial service ❤️but my heart was there that day and so was Doug’s
Mildred, lovingly known as Mil, was an unusual interesting person.Mil was both gentle and spunky. I’ll remember her always with these qualities. Very fondly,
Marcy Partnow aka Madame
Mil was always a joy and pleasure. She worried and thought of others before herself. Her smile was beautiful as were her legs! We would sit at my sisters pool and I would say, “my gosh Mil your legs look so much better than mine at 90 years old.” We have lost a beautiful soul and heaven has gained one.
Bonnie Weeks
It is wonderful when a truly good person lives a long and fulfilling life. Mildred was one of those. I never saw her at WFS without a smile and a kind word. She was a good one.
Mildred was a very special friend and neighbor to Doug and I She lived across the street in Tricia Meadows and became like family to us, We would talk for hours and laugh a lot. She loved when I would bring Crab Imperial or homemade soup. I often took her to Boscov's and lunch. I felt like we knew her forever. She will be missed by all who knew her!!
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One of our beloved residents at UMC. She would be missed. Rest in peace Mildred.
I was sorry to hear of her passing. She was my next door “neighbor” at Westfield for years. I will always remember the hall chats which included lots of laughter and a bit of mutual complaining. I will always be grateful for her volunteering in my kindergarten class. The kids loved practicing their reading with her. Forever the teacher and friend.
Aunt Tyke was both my great aunt and my first grade assistant teacher at WFS. She was warm and loving and made everyone’s days better just by her presence. I’m grateful for the time I got to spend with her growing up, she will be missed ❤️
Mil was the kindest, sweetest, most gentle person. She brought so much love and happiness to others. It would be impossible to share one special memory of her, there are so many. My family and I will miss her dearly...our loss is heaven's gain.
Dot McFadden
