Millie Winter nee Santone of Philadelphia, PA, died on June 25, 2005. She was the wife of the late William Winter and the late Louis R. Marzullo. She was the loving mother of Frank L. Marzullo Linda and Barbara R. Scheer Richard; devoted grandmother of Frank D. Marzullo and Kimberly Scheer. She is also theContinue Reading
Kimberly Scheer
left a message on June 28, 2005:
I have so many wonderful memories of my Nan. When I was a little girl and would wake up from my naps I'd call for my "Nanny", to come get me. After dinner every night she would take me for a walk. Then when she moved to the Overmont House with Uncle Bill, I spent a lot of time there with them and she'd take me down to the big room with all the "old ladies" to play bingo. She's been there for all of my special occasions as I got older...dance recitals, plays, proms, graduation....the list goes on. And once I started driving, I loved bringing her down the shore with me. We'd talk and talk in the car and she'd tell me stories over and over about when I was little and about my Grandfather. I even took her to Atlantic City with me for 2 days and we had a ball. She was so fun to be around. Not only was she my grandmother, she was one of my closest friends. I felt I could talk to her about almost anything! I used to call her "My Little Nan" or "Little Lady" and she'd just laugh. I'm gonna miss you Nan, with all my heart! There wont be a day that goes by that I wont think of you a million times! Love always, Kim
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Kimberly Scheer
left a message on June 28, 2005:
I have so many wonderful memories of my Nan. When I was a little girl and would wake up from my naps I'd call for my "Nanny", to come get me. After dinner every night she would take me for a walk. Then when she moved to the Overmont House with Uncle Bill, I spent a lot of time there with them and she'd take me down to the big room with all the "old ladies" to play bingo. She's been there for all of my special occasions as I got older...dance recitals, plays, proms, graduation....the list goes on. And once I started driving, I loved bringing her down the shore with me. We'd talk and talk in the car and she'd tell me stories over and over about when I was little and about my Grandfather. I even took her to Atlantic City with me for 2 days and we had a ball. She was so fun to be around. Not only was she my grandmother, she was one of my closest friends. I felt I could talk to her about almost anything! I used to call her "My Little Nan" or "Little Lady" and she'd just laugh. I'm gonna miss you Nan, with all my heart! There wont be a day that goes by that I wont think of you a million times! Love always, Kim
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