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Milagros "Millie" Lozada was born on January 22, 1946 to Agripino Pabon and Petra Martinez in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Millie was the eldest of six children who included 3 brothers: Pedro, Georgie (deceased) & Andy and 2 sisters, Gladys and Nancy. Millie moved with her family from Puerto Rico to New York at an early age. While in New York she went on to pursue a career in nursing which would turn into many years of caring for others. During her nursing career Millie moved to Philadelphia where she began her legacy that is her family, which includes her seven children: Joey (deceased), Michelle, Leslie Ann, Alexander JR, Erik Anthony JR (deceased), Milagros "Mimi" and Jason Luis. Millie went on to raise her six of seven children while maintaining her career. In the winter of 1990 Millie's long health battle began and she was unable to continue working. From this point on Millie was blessed to be surrounded by the growth of both immediate and extended family. She enjoyed many outings with her family members and especially enjoyed her time with her extended family at the Adult Day Services. Millie is survived by her 4 remaining siblings, her 5 living children and by her grandchildren: Antonio, Natasha, Awilda, Matthew, Warren JR, Eryca, Erik JR, Shannon II, Siddiq, Tatynna, Darnell, Sahmir and Kadeem. In addition to her great granddaughters, Illyanah and Milany her nieces and nephews she leaves behind a host of family and friends who will forever remember and miss her wonderful smile and her great sense of humor.
Service:
Monday, November 25, 2013 10:00am
New Hope Temple Baptist Church 711 S. 12th St Philadelphia, Pa
Visitation:
Monday, November 25, 2013 9:00am-10:ooam
New Hope Temple Baptist Church 711 S. 12th Street Philadelphia, Pa
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