Milton Pierce, 89

BOYNTON BEACH, FLA. – Milton “Mickey” Pierce founder of Colorlith Corp., passed away peacefully at home in Boynton Beach. Formerly of Warwick, he is survived by his wife, Betty-Ann, daughter Mindy Pierce of Greenville, son Larry Pierce, daughter-in-law Jennifer Pierce, and grandson, Max Pierce of Scituate.

Mickey was born in Providence and graduated from Mt. Pleasant High School. He attended the University of Rhode Island and earned a bachelor’s degree in business. He was on the URI wrestling team and won several competition medals. In 1963, he founded the successful printing and photography business, Colorlith Corp., in Johnston. 

Mickey was a tireless man with vast interests and accomplishments. He was an entrepreneur, builder, investor, yachtsman, skier, sculptor, photographer, golfer, traveler and foremost a pilot. His greatest passion was flying, and he was a highly skilled aviator. He was happiest when in the air.  Mickey will be most remembered for his relentless drive and his dedication to providing for his loved ones. 

Contributions in his memory may be made to Indian Spring Hadassah, c/o Iris Werber, 11602/1 Briarwood Cr., Boynton Beach, FL 33437.