Lilly Lee Engstrom

As a new college graduate, I ventured to Lake Oswego in 1976 and worked for Lil as a motor home salesman and she was wonderful to me and wonderful to be with. Lots of fun and very positive. I hope the family is well.

Aunt Lil was in her element when she was planning things - telling everyone what to do and where to go! ;-) We remember the Myers Family reunion (HUGE affair!). As everyone arrived she'd say, "You'll be staying in this room!" and "Take this and put it on that table!," or "Would you grab that and take it out on the deck!" Everything was !! exclamation points !! ;-) Another memory was it seemed like she kept track of everyone in the family - she knew where all the cousins (her nieces and nephews) were and how they were doing and was up to date on her brothers and sisters when they were still with us. It seems only right that she was the last of the siblings to go, but who'll watch out for all the cousins now?!? We'll miss her greatly. Byron and Maribeth Myers (Moreno Valley, CA)

What a kick Lil was. I remember her telling me in Cost Co how much she loved you Laura....she got huge tears in her eyes and then started to laugh. She was full of energy and life and has started her new journey I'm sure she is having fun. Remember the good times. Love you, Bill & Monte Sears.

Remembering Lil in better days, missing her pleasant company. Always in our hearts. Our deepest sympathies to the family. Love, Jewel Johnston and family.

I am sorry for your loss, but what a great life she lived.

I knew your Mom and Dad in Missoula, MT, and again in Portland when I came to Oregon to go to school in Corvallis at OSU. To say your parents were happy when you arrived is an understatement. My parents were great friends of Lil and Dick's and spent many fun times hunting and fishing in western Montana. I love this picture of your Mom...always the eternal optimist.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.