Mollie Miles

Condolences to her family. I am interested in connecting with her family as we may have shared information on the historic quilt of my ancestor- which she wrote about.
I too am a quilter and genealogist.

Wish I would of know her , just reading about her she was an inspiration and a beautiful sole,

In memory of my dear Granny Miles. You have always inspired me by the delight you had in people and in life and your constant seeking of knowledge, your wisdom. I have always felt your love despite being many many miles away - it arrived in your frequent letters which I now treasure. You are dearly missed. Loving you, your granddaughter Nik.

Thinking of Mollie and all of her terrific children, grandchildren, great grandchildren as well as her extended family worldwide.

Dear Mollie,
You and Tom where my family when I stayed with you in Portland, I have very fond memories of driving the old Mammoth Checker car and having evening Martinis with you both after a long day. A letter from you was a great treat. My condolences to your family and my thoughts are with you all as you celebrate a great lady, she will be with Tom now and at peace.

Mark Burdon

Our sympathy to all the Miles family. Mollie will be missed by all.

You have a great soul, Granny Miles. We love you. Elva (and family).

Hi Molly & Miles Family living for 102 years on the 45 Parallel North is a great achievement. What an inspiration you were to the living sole nothing was a problem everyone you touched were inspired. What a great innings (cricket term!). We were blessed to know you.
Love from all 45 Parallel South Mick Jane & all Burdons

Dear Mollie Miles
How lucky we were to have had you and Tom in our lives over the years. Your enthusiasm for life was infectious. Nothing was ever impossible.
You introduced Mick and I and our boys to a real American breakfast in the 1980's. Spoilt us with trips around the beautiful country side of Oregon in the Lincoln continental. We have some amazing memories and we Thankyou both.
Our love to family
Jane and Mick Burdon
Arrowtown
New zealand

Mollie was one of the cleverest and most prolific letter writers. Her notes were filled with humor and observations. I'll miss her greatly.