In Loving Memory of
Una Millicent Elizabeth Panton
March 30, 1940 – January 26, 2022
Celebration of Life
Funeral Service at St John United Church (195 E 38th St, Hamilton, ON)
Monday, February 14th at 2 pm EST.
Watch Video Recording of Celebration of Life
It is with heavy heart that we announce the sudden and untimely passing of the youngest daughter of Hilton and Pastora Panton, Millie Panton (Una Millicent Elizabeth Panton). On January 26th, 2022, at 7:05 pm Millie passed on to join her parents, sisters, and brothers in the next life.
Millie was a lifelong parishioner at St. John United Church and had risen to be one of the elders on the church’s board. Millie served the Greater Hamilton area as a Real Estate Agent and Broker since 1970 and was a well-known fixture at the Real Estate Board. In her 50 plus years in Hamilton, Millie tirelessly gave her time to many causes, charities and events and even rose to be President of the local Soroptimists Chapter.
Millie is survived by her sister Gloria, her son Raymond (Debbie-Lynne), her daughter Dianne, and grandchildren, Tremayne (Cherie), Daniel and Makenna as well as her fur babies Jules and Molly. Her love, guidance, strength, and generosity will be missed by all that knew her. Our only comfort in this time of loss, is that she did not suffer for long and passed peacefully, with Natalie, Dianne, Debbie, and Raymond by her side after many family members were able to say their good-byes and she received a prayer from her Pastor. You will be missed by all that knew you far and wide.
In The Spirit of Giving that Millie lived by, in lieu of flowers for her Celebration of Life or Visitation, please make donations in Millie’s honour to Neighbour-2-Neighbour, The Heart and Stroke Foundation, and Canadian Blood Services.
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Ray, Debbie and Makenna…Those we hold closest to our hearts never truly leave us. They live on in the kindness they shared and the love they brought to our lives. May the memories held deep inside your heart help to comfort you. Love Laura, John and Logan …Wish we could have been there to support you during this time
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Millie-Una missing you my friend and school mate .
May angels take you into paradise.
May your soul Rest in Peace and Light Perpetual Shine on her
Walk good my friend
Kingston, Jamaica.
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Rest in eternal piece Aunt Millie 🙏🏾
Glad to have spent time with you at your home in 1988.
From Yuri Fiona and Malique
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Sincere Condolences to Diane and the entire family!!!! Please find comfort in the memories and love you all shared with your mom.you are all in our prayers…
From: The McIntosh Family🙏
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Sincere condolence to the family and friends of aunt Millicent. Your death was a shock to me but you are at a better place now. I pray that your soul will rest in peace and rise in glory. Also praying for God’s healing mercies for the bereaved family.
Love and blessings.
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To Raymond and the entire family my sincere and heartfelt condolences . Aunt Millicent was truly a one of kind and I will cherish the fond memories.❤️🙏🏾
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Dear Aunt Millicent would send me funny materials, interesting facts, jokes, history and lots of inspirational material. We talked every now and then via text. She was a good source of sunshine. I will miss hearing from
Her and having that connection.
On behalf of the Usher / Rhodd families we send our deepest condolences to Raymond and Diane and family. May Aunt Millie Rest In Peace.
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Rest in perfect peace, we will meet again.
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Millicent, your earthly life has ended but your spirit lives on. The Lord allowed you to see your granddaughter go off to college.. We will meet again in the sweet bye and bye.
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With deepest sympathy my heart goes out to the family and I’m sorry for your loss
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I met Millicent in 1957 when I visited her home in Portland with her sister Gloria and my batchmate at Shortwood Teachers’ College.. She was cordial and friendly and a devoted Christian. She loved helping others and her kindness and compassion were measures of her greatness. These traits were the background of the lovely woman she became. We shall miss her. May she rest in eternal peace.
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Rest In Power Aunt Millie!!
Thank you for all of your gifts that you shared while you were here. You will never be forgotten. Graceful Journey Queen 🙏🏾🌹🙏🏾🌹🌍🌹🙏🏾🌹🙏🏾
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Love Millie dearly, she was a good friend to my sister (Judy) In her time of need with Cancer. With Love to your family from our family of St. John United Church and mine to ours. Our condolences
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It is with a heavy heart that I am writing these words.
First of all, we would like to send our sincerest condolences to Raymond, Debbie, Makenna, and Diane for their loss.
Millicent was not just my sister-in-law, she was my sister and my friend. There are so many wonderful memories to list, but the one that I remember was the time she visited us in B.C. – going to the casino and losing a couple of dollars and how she taught me to make Jamaican beef soup with all the things she brought from Hamilton.
Millicent, I loved you from the first time I met you at the Toronto airport on February 14, 1969.
May God take your hands and guide you to your final resting place. We will always cherish your love and your memory.
The Bastaja and Adair families.
British Columbia
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My Deepest Condolences to Miss Millie family, i have known Miss Millie for over 20years and She was the Kindest, Loving and Compassionate women and realtor I have ever known, God I remember going house hunting with her, she was so patient, I would have given up on me if I was the realtor, but she was determined to help me find the house i want, and she did. And every year end i am sure my calendar will be coming, Miss Millie were One in a Million and I surely going to miss the phone calls, the early morning texts and her smiling face. She had so many more plans for this year and was excited that she was retired after 50 years, we even had our lunch date already planned, But God knows all things best, I know you are in a better place now, but I want your family to know that you were loved and your kindness, your love for people was greatly appreciated, and will forever live in my heart and thoughts and everytime i open my house door, i will reminded of this Great women we call Miss Millie. R.I.P Miss Millie. ❤️❤️❤️ Friends forever Nardia H. and Family ❤️❤️❤️
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Our condolences to millie family we are truly sorry for your lost Millie was our friend she was one of the first people that greeted us when we come to Canada She sold us the house that we still live in she was kind and friendly she make us laugh in person or on the phone she would make funny jokes that make us laugh out loud we will miss her deary may her soul rest in peace Wilson family
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My dear Aunt Millie, Rest in Sweet Heavenly Peace. You will be missed. Prayers of comfort and peace to all of Aunt Millie’s loved ones. 🙏🏾❤
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Millicent, Aunty Milly, a vibrant live wire. A loving and compassionate friend. You will be missed. Sleep in Peace. May God comfort her family and loved ones
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Millicent, Aunt Milly, a vibrant live wire. A great friend, compassionate and loving. She will be missed. May God provide peace and comfort to the family
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Rest in peace.
Will be greatly missed.
My deepest sympathy goes out to the family.
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Our Condolences goes out to the family of Millie.She was our Real estate agent for both of our houses.May she rest in peace
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We were so sorry to hear of Aunt Millicent’s passing… our thoughts and sympathy are with you at this difficult time.
Rest in eternal peace Aunt Millicent
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To: Raymond and Family
Please accept our deepest sympathy and condolences. We met and started to work with Millie in 1987. She will be dearly missed. May the support from her friends and acquaintances comfort you at this time as you face this great loss. “Shout for joy, you heavens; rejoice you earth; burst into song, you mountains! For the Lord comforts his people and will have compassion on his afflicted ones.” Isaiah 46:13
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Rest in peace peace Aunt Millie. Will miss you dearly.