Elizabeth Jean (Miles) Noble, 86, Nov. 28, 1927 to Aug. 01, 2014.
Elizabeth Jean Noble was born Nov. 28, 1927, to Captain Loren Levi Miles and Marjorie Jane Nisbet.
Jean was interested in many things. She was a nurse for 20 years, ran a trucking company with her husband, in which she shared driving responsibilities and then accounting, and taught a hands on class teaching bread-making skills at the community college. She worked with troubled youth teaching life skills. She worked on family history.
She was preceded in death by her first daughter, Cora Lee Fuller [Find A Grave Memorial 62248912], who died shortly after birth. She is survived by her daughter, Twila Patricia Fuller Chilcutt Slagel (David); five grandchildren, four of whom are still living, Jessica Ann Chilcutt, Joshua Lynn Chilcutt, Cora Lee Chilcutt, Patrick Brian Chilcutt (deceased) and Miles Emery Chilcutt; and many great-grandchildren.
Jean loved working in her yard and sharing her knowledge with those around her. Jean lived a full life and will be missed by many.
Published in The Oregonian from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2014.
Elizabeth Jean Noble was born Nov. 28, 1927, to Captain Loren Levi Miles and Marjorie Jane Nisbet.
Jean was interested in many things. She was a nurse for 20 years, ran a trucking company with her husband, in which she shared driving responsibilities and then accounting, and taught a hands on class teaching bread-making skills at the community college. She worked with troubled youth teaching life skills. She worked on family history.
She was preceded in death by her first daughter, Cora Lee Fuller [Find A Grave Memorial 62248912], who died shortly after birth. She is survived by her daughter, Twila Patricia Fuller Chilcutt Slagel (David); five grandchildren, four of whom are still living, Jessica Ann Chilcutt, Joshua Lynn Chilcutt, Cora Lee Chilcutt, Patrick Brian Chilcutt (deceased) and Miles Emery Chilcutt; and many great-grandchildren.
Jean loved working in her yard and sharing her knowledge with those around her. Jean lived a full life and will be missed by many.
Published in The Oregonian from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2014.
Elizabeth Jean (Miles) Noble, 86, Nov. 28, 1927 to Aug. 01, 2014.
Elizabeth Jean Noble was born Nov. 28, 1927, to Captain Loren Levi Miles and Marjorie Jane Nisbet.
Jean was interested in many things. She was a nurse for 20 years, ran a trucking company with her husband, in which she shared driving responsibilities and then accounting, and taught a hands on class teaching bread-making skills at the community college. She worked with troubled youth teaching life skills. She worked on family history.
She was preceded in death by her first daughter, Cora Lee Fuller [Find A Grave Memorial 62248912], who died shortly after birth. She is survived by her daughter, Twila Patricia Fuller Chilcutt Slagel (David); five grandchildren, four of whom are still living, Jessica Ann Chilcutt, Joshua Lynn Chilcutt, Cora Lee Chilcutt, Patrick Brian Chilcutt (deceased) and Miles Emery Chilcutt; and many great-grandchildren.
Jean loved working in her yard and sharing her knowledge with those around her. Jean lived a full life and will be missed by many.
Published in The Oregonian from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2014.
Elizabeth Jean Noble was born Nov. 28, 1927, to Captain Loren Levi Miles and Marjorie Jane Nisbet.
Jean was interested in many things. She was a nurse for 20 years, ran a trucking company with her husband, in which she shared driving responsibilities and then accounting, and taught a hands on class teaching bread-making skills at the community college. She worked with troubled youth teaching life skills. She worked on family history.
She was preceded in death by her first daughter, Cora Lee Fuller [Find A Grave Memorial 62248912], who died shortly after birth. She is survived by her daughter, Twila Patricia Fuller Chilcutt Slagel (David); five grandchildren, four of whom are still living, Jessica Ann Chilcutt, Joshua Lynn Chilcutt, Cora Lee Chilcutt, Patrick Brian Chilcutt (deceased) and Miles Emery Chilcutt; and many great-grandchildren.
Jean loved working in her yard and sharing her knowledge with those around her. Jean lived a full life and will be missed by many.
Published in The Oregonian from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2014.
Family Members
Children
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
See more Fuller Noble or Miles memorials in:
- Find a Grave Fuller Noble or Miles
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
