Born & raised in Butte, MT, Nylene attended St. John's Elementary & Girl's Central HS. She moved to Spokane in 1969 with her family.
She was married for 45 years and had three children and three grandchildren who were all deeply loved by her. She is survived by her husband, children & grandchildren, her mother and two brothers. Preceded in death by her father, Jack Roach.
Nylene was a kind and caring person who always put others before herself. She had battled cancer for two short months before her passing. She did not want a service, and her remains were interred at Spokane Memorial Gardens in the Spring of 2017.
She was married for 45 years and had three children and three grandchildren who were all deeply loved by her. She is survived by her husband, children & grandchildren, her mother and two brothers. Preceded in death by her father, Jack Roach.
Nylene was a kind and caring person who always put others before herself. She had battled cancer for two short months before her passing. She did not want a service, and her remains were interred at Spokane Memorial Gardens in the Spring of 2017.
Born & raised in Butte, MT, Nylene attended St. John's Elementary & Girl's Central HS. She moved to Spokane in 1969 with her family.
She was married for 45 years and had three children and three grandchildren who were all deeply loved by her. She is survived by her husband, children & grandchildren, her mother and two brothers. Preceded in death by her father, Jack Roach.
Nylene was a kind and caring person who always put others before herself. She had battled cancer for two short months before her passing. She did not want a service, and her remains were interred at Spokane Memorial Gardens in the Spring of 2017.
She was married for 45 years and had three children and three grandchildren who were all deeply loved by her. She is survived by her husband, children & grandchildren, her mother and two brothers. Preceded in death by her father, Jack Roach.
Nylene was a kind and caring person who always put others before herself. She had battled cancer for two short months before her passing. She did not want a service, and her remains were interred at Spokane Memorial Gardens in the Spring of 2017.
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