Joyce Elaine Milburn

Birth date: Nov 17, 1939 Death date: Sep 29, 2021

Joyce Elaine Milburn was granted her angel wings on September 29, 2021, at the age of 81. Joyce was born on November 17, 1939, in Romulus, Michigan, the daughter of Walter and Leona (Horton) Savage. She married William Richard Mil Read Obituary

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Brittany Joyce Williams

207w ago

Grandma was the greatest! Growing up, going to my grandparents ranch was one of my favorite activities to do. Summers with you and grandpa were amazing! You taught me how to sweep the barn and brush the horses. I loved playing blackjack, poker, and pool with you. I’ll never forget us always watching Wheel of Fortune while eating ice cream cones, then giving the end of our cones to Shelby. My grandma and I both enjoyed watching football. I loved being able to talk to her about all the different teams and the team stats. There are so many more memories I have with her from holidays, to birthdays, going to Red Lobster, Dairy Queen, Cracker Barrel, going to the mall to get new outfits, going to horse shows, bingo nights, or just hanging out at her house. I was definitely the granddaughter that was always breaking something or scaring the animals away. I love how my grandma always had patience with me. I will never forget your kindness and love. Grandma you will truly be missed! I will miss your laugh, your smile, and your hugs. Love you forever and always!
Love, Brittany

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208w ago

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Jennifer Shapiro

209w ago

Grandparents are special people. We were so lucky to have such a caring, strong, and loving woman to call our grandma. I remember going to horse shows in Kentucky and eating goulash with them when I was little. I wanted nothing more than to be old enough to show the horses in the ring. I loved spending time at the ranch with the miniature horses and driving the golf cart. I couldn't believe my grandma could deliver a horse. In college, I would bring my laundry and spend the weekend with them. I'm happy that my kids had the opportunity to know their great grandma. I love you so much and hope that you are with grandpa.

Tamara Williams

210w ago

I will never forget all the great times I had with you.
You were a huge part of my life growing up and I couldn't of asked for a better Grandma. Just one of the many memories I will cherish is being at the ranch with you, sitting on your lap and you would allow me to steer your vehicle when I wasn't even tall enough to see over the wheel. I just remember being so excited and thought my Grandma was the coolest to let me drive. All of my best memories while growing up have you included in them. You were always a very giving person without asking for anything in return from me. I will miss you making me laugh Grandma and I will think of you always. Love, Tamara

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