The Life of MILDRED E FILLMAN
Mrs. Mildred E Fillman, 58, of 1204 Rittenhouse Ave., died Saturday at home after a five-year illness.
Mrs. Fillman was born in Ottumwa and lived in New Market before moving to Des Moines, where she lived 52 years. Mrs. Fillman, a housewife, attended North High School and was a member of the Fort Des Moines Methodist Church.
Services will be at the church at 2 pm Tuesday, with burial at Highland Memory Gardens.
Surviving are her husband, Frank E. Fillman; four sons, Oliver F. of Greenrock, IL, Merwin J. of Los Angeles, CA, Russell L. of Des Moines and Charles E. of Stuart; her step-mother, Mrs. Edith Kelso of Des Moines; a step-sister, Mrs. Carolyn Fitzgerald of Des Moines; a sister, Mrs. Wilma Stephen of Des Moines, and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Fillman was born in Ottumwa and lived in New Market before moving to Des Moines, where she lived 52 years. Mrs. Fillman, a housewife, attended North High School and was a member of the Fort Des Moines Methodist Church.
Services will be at the church at 2 pm Tuesday, with burial at Highland Memory Gardens.
Surviving are her husband, Frank E. Fillman; four sons, Oliver F. of Greenrock, IL, Merwin J. of Los Angeles, CA, Russell L. of Des Moines and Charles E. of Stuart; her step-mother, Mrs. Edith Kelso of Des Moines; a step-sister, Mrs. Carolyn Fitzgerald of Des Moines; a sister, Mrs. Wilma Stephen of Des Moines, and six grandchildren.
