Everett Mill |
| Posted 2016-11-08 by mhenderson |
| Today's News-Herald, Lake Havasu City, AZ >>> Published on Wednesday, October 5, 2016 <<< McDonald’s lost a very loyal customer on Sept. 19, 2016. Everett Mill, 85, of Lake Havasu City and formerly of Cheyenne, Wyoming, passed away in Fort Collins, Colo. after a long life full of adventure, love and humor. He is especially remembered for his keen sense of humor. Everett always had a joke to tell and a laugh to give. Everett was the third youngest of seven children, born in Fort Collins, Colo. Sept. 1, 1931. He proudly served in the U.S. Navy 1951-1954 on the U.S.S. Hailey. Returning from the U.S. Navy, Everett relocated to Cheyenne. Shortly after arriving in Cheyenne, Everett met Joanne Hacker and they were married for 58 years. After retiring, Everett and Joanne spent the winter months in Lake Havasu City. A community of friends was built and the fun times and laughs were endless. It was easy to find him in the mornings because coffee at McDonald’s with the guys was rarely missed. Everett was a strong man who survived four heart attacks, the first one at age 41. Many credit his wife, Joanne for keeping him healthy. Everett was the recipient of an artificial heart pump in 2011, which allowed him to continue to enjoy life. Everett had a special place in his heart for his family. In addition to his wife, Joanne, Everett is survived by his three children Rebecca DiCicco and Steve Mill of Cheyenne and Debbie Robinson of Fort Collins. He loved spending time with his five grandchildren, Chris DiCicco (Adrienne) of Spokane, Paul DiCicco (Adriana) of Steamboat Springs, Aubrie Newendyke (Mark) of Windsor, Caitlin Stouffer (Jordan) of Fort Collins, and Aspen Mill of Cheyenne. Everett also is survived by six much-loved great-grandchildren. A memorial celebration took place Sept. 27 in Cheyenne. |
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