Death date: Apr 4, 2018
Obituary of Mildred Marie Koehn Please share a memory of Mildred to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book Mildred Marie Koehn, 85, of Pearland, Texas, passed away on Wednesday, April 4, 2018. She is Read Obituary
Our prayers are with all of you at this time.
I was unable to attend the service today. Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. I knew Mildred through my association with the Guard. She was a wonderful person, always a joy to visit with her at Guard functions. She will be missed.
Our sincere condolences to your family.. Mildred was a great and sweet friend. we will miss her
Our thoughts and prayers are with this beautiful family at this sad time. Mildred was a special lady and loved by all that knew her. I know God is holding her in his arms now.
To the Family of Mildred Koehn.
The Pagliuso family would like to send our condolences. Mildred was always so kind to my husband Gino and our family with her kind words to us. May she rest in peace.
Love
Susie Pagliuso and The Family
(Ace in the hole Family)
Mildred was a wonderful woman and she loved the Air National Guard and the members.
She will be missed by all.
God bless your soul and your loving family. It was a privilege to know and work with you at the Texas Air National Guard, Ellington Field, TX. Your memory endures. Robert H. Harmon, Col. Ret.
Thank you God for BLESSING OUR LIVES WITH SUCH A SPECIAL LADY OF GOD....
Mildred knew no strangers, she was definitely my Mother Hen, when I was new to the Texas Air National Guard. I met Joe, my husband , who was a Parachute Rigger, and he introduced me to She and Clarence and it was on. SMILES...
She was my mother to let me know who everyone was, the different events, how to dress, just anything and every thing she felt I needed to know. I really felt like family being with the 147th Group at Ellington Field, because of Mildred. She introduced me to others and let them know I was now apart of the FAMILY
I truly will miss her, as I have missed Clarence...God loved them more. And they are in his ARMS Resting. A JOB WELL DONE. LOVE AND CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY
Mildred was the epitome of a gracious and friendly hostess for the 147th Fighter Interceptor Group when I joined the Air Guard back in 1970. Her smiling presence at work and at Teas National Guard meetings was a welcome reminder of my experiences at the 147th. She will be missed by all she knew.
Condolences to the Koehn family from the Larry and Erika Thorson. What a wonderful lady she was.
