Gloria E Miller

Gloria was born in Bellingham, WA, on February 14, 1929, to Al Tozier and Mildred (Everett) Clark. After graduating high school, she moved to Seattle and worked in a fur coat shop, sewing linings into the luxurious coats. She loved handsewing tablecloths for her family and friends, showing her caring and crafty side. She truly cherished her time with loved ones, soaking in every moment with friends and family. As a homemaker, Gloria shared her boundless love and warmth with everyone around her. She enjoyed fun game nights playing Canasta with her loved ones, and she loved creating beautiful scrapbook pages filled with memories. The outdoors also brought her joy-she loved collecting leaves, rocks, and spending time boating. One of her biggest joys was dancing with her sweetheart, Bill. Gloria's garden was an extension of her home. Gardening gave her such joy. Whether roses, annuals, perennials, or other beautiful flowers, the beauty of her garden brought joy and happiness to herself and others. Gloria was known for being sweet, patient, and incredibly devoted. She was always there to lend a helping hand and brighten someone's day. She was preceded in death by her dear husband William "Bill" G Miller and her grandson Colby Miller. She leaves behind her daughters, Carolyn (Darrell) Olberg and Joyce (Julius) Goldman, and her son Alan Miller. Her grandchildren include Amy (Mark) Shintaffer, Billy (Liz) Olberg, Holly (Mike) Young, Lisa (Rick) White, Gloria (Clayton) Frohman, Margaret Goldman, Jennifer Miller, and Karley Miller. She also loved her 9 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A private family service will be held later. We invite you to share your special memories of Gloria at www.molesfarewelltributes.com.