Niles Ivan Meyers

Cindy, Jan and Brian,
My thoughts are with all of you at this time. I am very sadden by the passing of your father and grandfather. As you know I loved Niles and enjoyed teasing him and sending him funny cards. He was the definition of a true gentleman and took great care of his family. I know he is with Jean now and still giving her the one/two on her catalog shopping. LOL Lots of love to my dearest friend and her family May they both be dancing their life away once again. Lots of...

"Snail" or "Sonny" (as I called him) was 6 years older than me and a second cousin. His grandmother, Lottie, was a sister to my grandfather, Charles Strayer. For a brief period I lived with Lottie and Ivan Meyers (circa 1945-1949). I hung around "Snail" like he was a big prother, often to his annoyance, I'm sure. He worked at his Father's tire re-treading business and Erford's Dairy in the summer. I would do odd jobs and go on deliveries with him. Plus - he would let me ride his...

I was truly saddened to learn of Niles death. My sincerest sympathy goes out to Niles entire family. During his tenure with DNR, Niles exhibited the outstanding character his family and friends know so well. On many occasions I had the honor and pleasure to seek Niles help in the small engine repair and fabrication shop in the old DNR Compound on Marvin Road. Allow me to share one of many incidents of how Niles excelled at his craft. During the summer of 1995, while Eastern Washington...

So sorry to hear about another loss for you and your family. Will call or you call me when it is convenient. Love ya, Gloria