Mildred "Mike" Asselin

Mike was the first person I met when I moved to Portland 28 years ago. I met her at Mt. Tabor Park while walking my dog, Whiskey and she with her dog Yukon. We had many years of friendship including a trip to Mexico in 1989 or 90. I just learned of her passing and wish I had known, I would have come to the service at Mt. Tabor. She was a remarkable woman who loved animals

Teresa dear - just found out about your mom. I had been calling her every year for the holidays. But tonight i found out it was disconnected. She was always so nice to me and we always talked about my dad and my uncle geno. She was like family to me. So sorry for your loss. It is my loss too. And what a beautiful woman. Please feel free to contact me. My prayers are with you. [email protected]

Mike was a best friend and I'll miss her. I don't live in Portland and didn't know until today after her phone was not answered. She had the same number ever since I meet her. We worked at the and had fun together over the years. I'll miss you Mike

My Dear,Dear friend and soul sister. I cannot tell you how much it hurts to not find you as I did not know until five minutes ago. I will be seeing you soon, but I have to try and finish the job here first of raising this 5 yr old not easy as you know I am now 76. You and I have 52 yrs of friendship and love,

Thank you for your visit, I must say I would have never thought a humming bird but I have no doubt it was you.
You are loved and missed

Mom today is the day we will celebrate your life! Its a beautiful day at Mt Tabor park, not to hot and lots of dogs will be there. I miss you so much it hurts, but i know you will give me strength you always had. I will always hold very close to me the memory's of our life together.
Love always Teresa Asselin

Rest in peace.....Aunt Mike

(Dick's oldest girl)

You had such an impact on my life and I am so glad to have had the chance to tell you that before you left. For the 37 years I knew you, you were always there welcoming my phone calls, opening your home to me during holidays and unknowingly giving me artistic and philosophical inspiration. You taught me more than you will ever know. I will forever miss you! You were one fantastic woman!