Mildred Ho Obituary

I remember Millie as the generous and kind-hearted soulmate of my late brother Ed. She devoted 100% of her life to Ed during his last few years of his life... to the point where she even tied their wrists together when they went to sleep so that she could care for him when he sometimes would unexpectedly get up at night and wonder over to his work desk. After Ed's death she created a $25,000 endowment at Mid-Pacific Institute (MPI) honoring her late husband.

She and I developed a warm rapport after Ed's funeral a little over five years ago. Unfortunately, we eventually lost connection after she broke her hips and experienced issues with her pc.

In my sadness and tears, I picture the joy of Ed welcoming Millie to heaven:

"In Spring's twilight tears -
Beloved soulmate reappears.
United again"

Haiku for Millie-and-Ed Ho, Soulmates Reunited

"There is no pain so great as the memory of joy in present grief." Aeschylus

I remember Millie as the generous and kind-hearted soulmate of my late brother Ed. She devoted 100% of her life to Ed during his last few years of his life... to the point where she even tied their wrists together when they went to sleep so that she could care for him when he sometimes would unexpectedly get up at night and wonder over to his work desk. After Ed's death she created a $25,000 endowment at Mid-Pacific Institute (MPI) honoring her late husband.

She and I developed a warm rapport after Ed's funeral a little over five years ago. Unfortunately, we eventually lost connection after she broke her hips and experienced issues with her pc.

In my sadness and tears, I picture the joy of Ed welcoming Millie to heaven:

"In Spring's twilight tears -
Beloved soulmate reappears.
United again"

Haiku for Millie and Ed, "United again"