It is with our great loss to announce the passing of Millie on Sunday, the 16th of November in La Canada. She attained the age of 92 years and passed peacefully after her body was no longer strong enough to continue here, on earth.

Millie was born in Glendale, CA to William Stollmeyer Jr. and Pearl Alice Lommer. She resided in Burbank, CA frequenting the Bob's drive-through on Hollywood Way, and received training from Glendale college. Exhibiting exceptional penmanship, she was recruited to work at the Chrysler Auto Dealership directly from high school. Her next career change brought her to Shell Oil Co. in Downtown Los Angeles, where she served for twelve years as the secretary of the Treasury Department. She resigned honorably to raise a son, be a property manager, and full time homemaker and wife - always welcome to return to Shell, anytime.

From a family of artists, Millie created oil paintings, wood carvings, and volunteered as a flower-arranger for the La Canada Presbyterian Church. She gave tours of both the Huntington Library Gardens and Descanso Gardens. Remarkably, she donated thousands of hours to the Huntington Library Hospital Guild Collection to raise funds for the Hospital. She never returned to Shell Oil.

She raised two Eagle Scouts, producing seven lovely grandchildren. She was a loyal and devoted wife to George Kritzman who passed at 99 1/2 years of age. She will be missed by many close friends & neighbors.

Service for Millie will be held at Riverside National Cemetery on the 12th of Dec. Additionally, a local celebration of her life will occur at the La Canada Presbyterian Church on the 20th of December. All are Welcome!

Love is ... Millie.