Condolence: There are no words that really describe how wonderful Mildred Haines was as a person. She was "Grandma Haines" to my two boys, Karl and Ian. She was my babysitter for at least 12 years. During all those years there was only one day she wasn't able to babysit. One day! She was a lifesaver to me. She and Susi were unbelievable with kids. Their lives revolved around it for many years. I know they are both in heaven - there is no doubt about that! She was probably the best person I have ever known in my life.

Condolence: Thanks for giving us a place to practice the game of basketball.Hundreds of kids over a 30yr period play at the Haines barn. Once again Thank You, You will be missed.
Dan DePasqua

Condolence: To the family of Mildred,

As a neighbor now for over 13 years, I am saddened by her loss yet happy for her as she was not well. I know the fact you will miss her, but she was with you for 88 years, and blessed you all those years.

May the peace of God be with you now as you go through this time.

In sympathy, Kim Kaiser (across the street)

Condolence: To the Haines family,
We lived next door to Mildred and her wonderful family many years ago. How well I remember her gracious and unflinching kindness to us while we were living there. I don't think I've ever since met a more unselfish and giving person than Mrs. Haines. My condolences to the Haines family.
J. McCarthy
N.Y., NY