Eileen Louise MILES Eileen Louise Miles born on February 11th 1952, passed away peacefully on January 19th 2011 after a long battle with cancer. Survived in life by loving Husband of 27 years Terry Miles, precious Daughter Kelly Dyke, Son-in-law Justin Dyke, Mother-in-law Ann Jepsen, Aunt Dorothy Wahlstrom, and Sisters Mary Anne McClaire, Sheila Graber, & Connie Applegate. The family of Eileen Miles would like to thank Puget Sound Cancer Centers and Evergreen Hospice for all of their compassionate and loving care. In lieu of flowers a charitable remembrance may be made to PAWS at www.paws.org, to honor Eileen who loved all animals in nature. A celebration of her life will be held in a private gathering amongst immediate family.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
John Weiss
January 25, 2011
I am sorry for your loss. It may not be easy at first, but honor her life by continuing to live yours.
Spencer Smith
January 22, 2011
She was best recess and lunchroom lady (she would sneak me treats). She always made me feel special, and at Halloween she would have treats just for me. I will miss her.
Steve & Karen Irby-Smith
January 22, 2011
Such a special person; she always had a treat for one of the kids and a smile on that beautiful face. How lucky we were to have known her. We will so miss her. Our prayers are with you Terry, Kelly & Justin. Please call if you need anything.
Susie O'Hare
January 22, 2011
I am so grateful for the time I had with Eileen. I will always have fond memories. She was a very special lady.
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Mat Matheson
January 21, 2011
Sorry for loss.
Mary DelRe
January 21, 2011
Terry and Kelly, our prayers are with you. How blessed I was to have Eileen in my life. Her laughter and compassion will always be with me. She made every single person who came in contact with her feel important. What a gift. She loved you both so much and was so proud of you.Please let me know if there is anything I can do.
Much love,Mary
January 21, 2011
Eileen was such a joy to all! Her battle with cancer was a example for anyone to admire. Cousin Jim and Carolyn Furlong
January 21, 2011
Terry and Kelly,
I am so sorry. I did not know she had cancer. What a great picture of her. I will contact you soon.
Judy Hansen (was Marsten)
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