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File:Millie_5.JPG|<center>Thirsty Fields</center> | File:Millie_5.JPG|<center>Thirsty Fields</center> | ||
File:Millie_6.JPG|<center>The farm house where Millie lived</center> | File:Millie_6.JPG|<center>The farm house where Millie lived</center> | ||
| − | File:Millie_7. | + | File:Millie_7.jpg|<center>Old Hymn</center> |
| − | File:Millie_8. | + | File:Millie_8.jpg|<center>The Farmers Son</center> |
| − | File:Millie_9. | + | File:Millie_9.jpg|<center>Dawnlight</center> |
File:Millie_9A.jpg|<center>Dawnlight page 2</center> | File:Millie_9A.jpg|<center>Dawnlight page 2</center> | ||
File:Millie_10.jpg|<center>Spring</center> | File:Millie_10.jpg|<center>Spring</center> | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 29 October 2012
Millie Willsey was the wife of a farmer and the mother of a large family. She certainly must have had many chores to do on a daily basis but she still found time to write her prose and do her painting, she was indeed a remarkable woman. She was well known for the beautiful painting she did on cups and saucers. Millie was born in 1889 and passed away in 1978. A pamphlet containing all of Millie's poems was given to each family member at a family gathering at the Willsey farm on June 25, 2006 which would have been Millie's 117th Birthday.
Voice of the Mountain 
Mountain View 
Pasture Hill 
Thirsty Fields 
The farm house where Millie lived 
Old Hymn 
The Farmers Son 
Dawnlight 
Dawnlight page 2 
Spring 
Icebound 
Wedding Day 
Summer Day 
The Meadow Lark 
The Harvest 
The Harvest page 2 
Over The Hills 
Happy Birthday Grandma
