Nila. My first memory was when she worked at Cohick's Trading Post. I was a young teen and she was my favorite person to see at the store and often she would give out an extra piece of candy with a smile. Always pleasant to be near her and talk to. She will be missed, Darrin.
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Our deepest sympathy to the Ross family and her sisters ( Irene, Louise & Marge). It has been a few years since we saw Nila at our home and grateful we had the opportunity for that visit. May she rest in peace.
Calvin & Ginny
Sending hugs and prayers to Nila's family. She was always busy working on a project, working at the election polls- and working at numerous business items, and her Eastern Star. So strong in her faith and love of her family- will miss her smile and quiet voice. from Sandi Irion
My heart is broken nila was such a sweet lady when I was younger I used to spend a lot of time with nila and Leon at there house my dad was one of there best friends I have so many fond memories with nila from watching her making her quilts and going along with them while cutting wood running around the farm you will truly be missed by many
So sorry for your loss she was a great lady. We met over 40 years ago. We worked in the woods and helped in their butcher shop. Leon and nila Ross were great friends. God bless everyone and lots of prayers for all.
Nila was always a loving, caring and generous lady. I often remember the days when I was a kid staying with my gram and pap they'd all get together and play cards for hours. All the Lil jokes we shared fhe few times I helped ar the shop and ths many visits just to check in. Love and miss you nila.
