Mildred Elizabeth (nee Kemp) Momberger, loving wife of the late Albert H. Momberger, Jr., sister of the late Erma (nee Kemp) Kroh Frederick, cousin of Edwin M. Kemp of Hagerstown, MD, died of congestive heart failure on Wednesday, May 25, 2005, at Heartland Senior Living Village in Ellicott City, MD. The former Hunting Ridge and Catonsville resident was 92, and a member of West Baltimore United Methodist Church.
Mildred Kemp was born in Cumberland, MD and moved to Baltimore as a child. She graduated from Western High School in 1931. She started working as a secretary in the law office of McKeldin, Moylan and Smith in 1936, in what she recalled as a "two-by-four" office on the sixth floor of the old Mathieson Building in downtown Baltimore. She worked as a personal secretary to former Mayor and Governor Theodore R. McKeldin for the next 37 years.
Interment was in Lorraine Park Cemetery in Baltimore on Saturday, May 28, 2005.
Mildred Kemp was born in Cumberland, MD and moved to Baltimore as a child. She graduated from Western High School in 1931. She started working as a secretary in the law office of McKeldin, Moylan and Smith in 1936, in what she recalled as a "two-by-four" office on the sixth floor of the old Mathieson Building in downtown Baltimore. She worked as a personal secretary to former Mayor and Governor Theodore R. McKeldin for the next 37 years.
Interment was in Lorraine Park Cemetery in Baltimore on Saturday, May 28, 2005.
Mildred Elizabeth (nee Kemp) Momberger, loving wife of the late Albert H. Momberger, Jr., sister of the late Erma (nee Kemp) Kroh Frederick, cousin of Edwin M. Kemp of Hagerstown, MD, died of congestive heart failure on Wednesday, May 25, 2005, at Heartland Senior Living Village in Ellicott City, MD. The former Hunting Ridge and Catonsville resident was 92, and a member of West Baltimore United Methodist Church.
Mildred Kemp was born in Cumberland, MD and moved to Baltimore as a child. She graduated from Western High School in 1931. She started working as a secretary in the law office of McKeldin, Moylan and Smith in 1936, in what she recalled as a "two-by-four" office on the sixth floor of the old Mathieson Building in downtown Baltimore. She worked as a personal secretary to former Mayor and Governor Theodore R. McKeldin for the next 37 years.
Interment was in Lorraine Park Cemetery in Baltimore on Saturday, May 28, 2005.
Mildred Kemp was born in Cumberland, MD and moved to Baltimore as a child. She graduated from Western High School in 1931. She started working as a secretary in the law office of McKeldin, Moylan and Smith in 1936, in what she recalled as a "two-by-four" office on the sixth floor of the old Mathieson Building in downtown Baltimore. She worked as a personal secretary to former Mayor and Governor Theodore R. McKeldin for the next 37 years.
Interment was in Lorraine Park Cemetery in Baltimore on Saturday, May 28, 2005.
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