Jim Miley

Dear Ellie and Jamie,
I was very sorry to hear about the passing of Jim. I have many fond memories of him and his wonderful sense of humour. My thoughts are with you at this sad time.
Shelley

Dear Aunt Ellie,Laurie, and Jaime: Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of your Dad and my my Uncle Jim . I'm sorry I was'nt able to attend his funeral.I was extremely fond of uncle Jim and will miss him dearly.Hes' the last of that Miley generation and its very sad for me.My prayers are with you all.

Gerry Kanuka

Laurie and Jamie: Our parents, yours and ours and all their good friends have stayed connected since their beginnings and we always felt that we, the offspring, we're part of their extended "team". Your dad not only made us laugh, he also made us feel important...that our progress through life was his concern too...he always asked what we were up to and challenged us on what we thought about almost any subject worthy of an informed opinion or good natured debate...kind of like we were rookies...

Ellie - our sympathies to you, your family and the Young cousins too. We had great times on the 900 block of 10th, didn't we?

Jamie and Laurie - Our deepest sympathies are with you and your wonderful mother. I'm sure you remember that our parents were life long friends and in fact my brother Jim was named after your Dad and that your Dad was brother Jack's god-father which shows how much Mom and Dad loved and respected both Jim and Ellie. One of my fondest memories was seeing Jim do the old soft shoe routine with a top hat and cane around the piano when my brothers and I were just little guys and were sneaking peaks...

Jamie, my old friend,

As I read such fine words about your dad's life, I was warmed by many memories of my childhood and teenage friendship with your parents. I remember that we always laughed when we went to your house. One thing stands out as I think back on your dad's influence on me. It is that I remember your dad as a man who looked me in the eyes when I was talking or he was talking to me. He was intent on communicating with me - kind of like the "close talker" on Seinfeld. Even...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dear Jamie and Terry:
We do want to express to you our deepest sympathy on the passing of your Father. We know how your own feelings will be at this time, having known your Dad for so many years and watched the warm relationship that existed within your family. You will miss him greatly but you will also have a great many memories that will help you in your time of sorrow.
We felt quite fortunate to have a chance to talk to your Father recently when he phoned us about James. I...