Obituary of Mildred R. Prodorutti

Mildred R. (Tomlinson) Prodorutti, age 99, of Lafayette Hill, PA died Saturday, April 30, 2016 at Masonic Village of Lafayette Hill. Mildred was born May 27, 1916 in Scranton, PA. She is the daughter of the late Nicholas and the late Kathryn (Kaiser) Tomlinson. She was the wife of the late Frank Prodorutti who died in 1984. She was employed by Richardson Vicks-Proctor and Gamble as an Office Clerk. Mrs. Prodorutti was born and raised in Scranton,Pa. and also graduated High School in Scranton. She was a former longtime resident of the Mount Airy section of Phila. She was a former member of Advocate Lutheran Church in Germantown. For many years she enjoyed vacationing in the Poconos with her family and was an avid knitter and crochet master, often making sweaters and afghans for her family and friends. Upon entering the Masonic Village she was well known she her knitting booties for the residents there. She also enjoyed baking and cooking for her family and others. She is survived by her son Frank Jr. (Patricia) daughter Joyce Miller (Gerald) and son David and her late daughter Iva Lee Prodorutti. Grandmother of Gina , Raymond. Stephanie and Liana. Great grandmother of Angelina , Frank , Morgan and Molli. The funeral will be held 11:00 am on Wednesday, May 4 at Masonic Village Auditorium, 801 Ridge Pike, Lafayette Hill, PA with Rev. Bruce Todd officiating. Burial will be in Northwood Cemetery, Philadelphia . Calling hours will be Wednesday, May 4 from 10-11am at Masonic Village Auditorium, 801 Ridge Pike, Lafayette Hill, PA. Memorial donations may be made to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation-125 S.9TH St.suite 202,Phila.Pa.19107 Mrs.Prodorutti was born and raised in Scranton,Pa. and also graduated High School in Scranton. She was a former long time resident of the Mount Airy section of Phila. She was a former member of Advocate Lutheran Church in Germantown. For many years she enjoyed vacationing in the Poconos with her family and was an avid knitter and crocheter, foten making sweaters and afgans for her family and friends and upon entering the Masonic village she was well known she her knitiing booties for the residents there. She also enjoyed baking and cooking for her family and others.