Emilia Sloan

GIRARD - Emilia "Millie" Sloan passed away peacefully on Friday, April 18, 2025 at her residence, Shepherd of the Valley Liberty with her family by her side.

She was born on April 23, 1932 in Campbell, the daughter of the late Anthony and Concetta (Zinghini) Cua.

Emilia's greatest love was her family. Her favorite times were traveling and camping with Bill and the children all across the United States.

She enjoyed getting together and spending time with her siblings, nieces and nephews at summer reunion picnics and the annual Cua Christmas parties.

On February 3, 1952 Millie married the love of her life, William "Bill" A. Sloan Jr. at St. Lucy Catholic Church, Campbell, Ohio.

Emilia was baptized catholic and years later surprised her husband by becoming Lutheran and a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Austintown, Ohio.

Together they made Austintown their home. In the winter months she lived in their home in Port Charlotte.

Millie is survived by her children, William A. (Barbara) Sloan III of Austintown and Shirley Sloan of Austintown; daughter-in-law, Faye Sloan of Austintown; seven grandchildren, William A. Sloan IV of Vienna, Sheila (Michael) Kapics of Poland, Lisa (David) George of Poland, Rebecca (Thomas) Alexander of Indianapolis, IN, Teddi (Ryan) Reese of Canfield, Kari (Michael) Duponty of Canfield and Bryan (Kristie) Griffith of Poland; 13 great grandchildren, William V, Drew and Emma Sloan, Kylie and Macey Kapics, Aleah George, Benjamin and Elijah Alexander, Ryan and Kaden Reese, Sloan Duponty, and Andrew and Anthony Griffith.

Besides her parents, Millie was preceded in death by her husband of 72 years, William A. Sloan, Jr.and her son, Ted R Sloan. Also her siblings Antoinette Bentfeld, Mario Cua, Carol Shannon, Samuel Cua, Helen Varone, Rose Smrecansky, Frank Cua, Pat Cua and Mary Liberati.

Family and friends may pay their respects from 10 to 12 PM Thursday, April 24th at Higgins-Reardon Funeral Homes, Austintown Chapel, followed by a funeral service at 12 PM.

Burial will take place at Lake Park Cemetery.