Mildred (Millie) Geneva Smoot

 

August 16, 1926 – October 17, 2021

 

 

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Millie Smoot

Millie passed away peacefully in Redmond, WA, due to natural causes.  She had a long life at 95 years of age.  Millie was born in Glenwood, MN, married first to Richard Schaub, and later to Marvin Smoot.  She lived in Morris, MN, Madelia, MN, Brooklyn Center, MN, then moved to Redmond, WA in 2012 to be near her daughter and family.

Millie will be remembered for her determined nature, birthday cards, ginger cookies, and love of her family. She worked in various jobs, but 30 years in the credit department at Dayton’s in Minneapolis, MN.  Before moving to WA, she spent years traveling to Redmond in the summer and at Christmas, baking and doing needlepoint with the grand-kids.  She loved going to the casino, reading, and going out to eat.

She is survived by her daughter, Diane, and her husband Dennis Obermeier of Redmond, WA; her granddaughter, Jennifer Scoccolo and her husband, Mark, of Lake Tapps, WA, and their three children: Salena, Luca, and Estella; her grandson, Ryan Obermeier, and his wife, Katy, of Seattle, WA, and their daughters, Rylan and Madelyn; her daughter-in-law, Sandy (Meyer) Schaub, of Kimberly, WI; grandson, Michael Larson, of St. Cloud, MN, and numerous nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and Gertie Johnson, her brothers: Arthur Johnson, Norman Johnson, and Jim Johnson; sisters: Josephine Feigum, Gladys Pladson, Evelyn Johnson, and Lizzie Torfin; former husband, Richard Schaub, husband, Marvin Smoot; and son, Craig Schaub.

No services will be held, but the family will gather to celebrate the life of Millie. May God Bless Millie and may she know how much she was loved.

5 Responses to “Mildred (Millie) Geneva Smoot”

  • Sandy Schaub says:

    Millie was the best Mother in law ! Always kind, always caring and even funny at times. I loved to make her lauph 🤗. She will be missed dearly . Her and Craig can finally be together. Love You Millie
    ❤️❤️❤️💗

  • Barbara Cowan says:

    May Millie rest in the eternal peace she so deserves. Love and blessings to the family and especially my dear friend, Diane. xx

  • Dorothy Vold says:

    Millie was one of my favorite aunts. But we didn’t see her very much after she moved out to Washington. She was a quiet person but loved to visit. We will certainly miss her. May she rest in the eternal peace.

  • Todd Torfin says:

    Millie was such a great person. I lived at her house after college when I worked at my first job in Minneapolis. We enjoyed many good conversations and made me feel so at home. I also remember as a kid my parents and I would come to Brooklyn Center to visit and it was so much fun. She always kept her house so tidy and neat. I will miss receiving a Christmas card and note from her. She was one of my favorite aunts. Thoughts and prayers to all of you!!

  • mavis suckstorff says:

    Dear Millie you will be missed very much. By all your family near and far. We have always enjoyed getting her Christmas cards and notes. We are the lucky ones to have known and loved her. Miss you Aunt Mille!

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