Vivian "Millie" Bailey cause of death, husband, children, obituary, funeral

Vivian Mildred Bailey born February 3, 1918, was a volunteer, civil servant, and World War II veteran from the United States. She worked as a fundraiser for causes such as education, health, and military troops.

Bailey was a commander of the Women’s Colored Detachment and one of the first African American officers in the Women’s Army Corps. Bailey worked for the Social Security Administration as a division director.

After Bailey’s father was deployed for World War I, her mother relocated the children back to her hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. She went to segregated schools as a child.

She grew up in Tulsa and met historian John Hope Franklin.

Vivian “Millie” Bailey cause of death

Her cause of death is unknown. She died at age 104 peacefully at her house.

Vivian “Millie” Bailey husband

She was married to William Bailey.

Vivian “Millie” Bailey’s children

The couple had no children.

Vivian “Millie” Bailey obituary

Family and friends keep mourning the former civil servant.

Vivian “Millie” Bailey funeral

The funeral of the late Vivian is yet to be held.