Raili Filion

I knew Raili while growing up in Boulder and attending Fairview High School. We spent many hours training together in gymnastics. Although we lost touch, as often happens, I was very sad to hear of her loss (many years after the fact). Her obituary couldn't be more accurate. Love and peace to her family.

I'm thinking about Raili and her beautiful family. May deep peace be with you.

Thinking of you today and knowing how much you are missed. Gone too soon. You have left your loving ways for others to follow, for sure. Thoughts and prayers on going for family and friends. Dee Douglass

Dear Raili, you are still so missed. The Meadows family will always wish you were here in person. But, we know that you are with us in spirit. When we sing the Meadows swim team chant, your voice is felt in our hearts. This Thanksgiving, we are grateful that the universe shared you with us for at least a short while. Many blessings to the Mood and Filion families.

We will never forget our friend Raili Love Geneviève et Luc.

Raili was in my preschool class at Mountain View Preschool when she was 4 years old. The lovely description of her in the above article described her even at a very young age. A friend to all with that gorgeous smile warming up her surroundings. She will be greatly missed.

As the young kid on the block, Raili was an inspiration to me. I always looked up to her and her family. One of my favorite memories of her was when I was biking up to the 401 trail in Crested Butte, a woman started to pass me on the dirt road and as she turned to the side, she said in an incredulous voice, "is that Emily Poulos?!" She helped me pick up my pace. Lively and loving are two words that come to mind when I think of her. She will truly be missed by so many people. We are lucky to...

My thoughts and prayers go out to Raili's wonderful family. Raili was the brightest person I know. We met in High school and have been friends ever since. Scott and Raili made such a great couple.
I wish all of her loved ones all the strength to cope with her tragic loss.