1949
2012
Nora L. Cantrell (63) Was born January 8th, 1949 in Austin, Texas to Robert Jr. and Bertha Mae Miller and passed away on February 23rd , 2012 at Coulee Medical Center in Grand Coulee, Washington with her daughter Sandra by her side. She married Jesse Howard Cantrell in Travis County, Texas. Nora always fondly recalled both the Cantrell and Galloway families whose love and caring changed her world and made her life worth living. Nora was a voracious reader, a wonderful cook and enjoyed working in her garden, but her great love was serving others as a Registered Nurse. She was consistently grateful to the numerous nurses and patients who made her life and life's work so rewarding. Preceded in death by her husband: Jesse H. Cantrell; father: Robert Miller Jr. and grandson: Jesse Dean Collins, Nora's legacy lives on through her mother: Bertha Jane Miller; daughter: Sandra (Tom) Collins; son: Richard Brooks; grandchildren: Stephen Matthew (Letecia) Collins, Tyler Dean Collins and Travis Standlea Collins; ten brothers and sisters, numerous nephews and nieces and her two beloved felines: Spanky and Cali. At Nora's request cremation has taken place and no services will be held. Her family requests donations be made in Nora's memory to the American Cancer Society, 103 Palouse Street, Suite 14, Wenatchee, WA 98801 https://www.cancer.org/involved/donate/donateonlinenow/index or the Nurses Association of your choice. Strate Funeral Home of Grand Coulee, Washington is honored to be assisting Nora's family.
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February 29, 2012
Gaylen Landau-Hubbard
Although you are now at home with the good Lord and Jesse, my dearest friend you remain so close to my heart. Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, I look back in memory to help comfort my aching heart knowing it will be the memories of us and the little things that help to push away the pain and bring a smile back to my face. I am blessed to of had you in my life and miss you dearly, Nora Lee.
February 26, 2012
Kristina K.
Deepest sympathy to the Morgan family. <3
February 26, 2012
Robbie Laws
You were one of the strongest people I knew when I was young. Rest in peace, Nora Lee.
Robbie Brooks Prather Laws
February 26, 2012
TAMMY DEE MORGAN
NORA, MY BIG SISTER I WILL MISS YOU DEARLY, SORRY YOU HAD TO LEAVE US AT THIS TIME! PLEASE WRAP YOUR ARMS AROUND DADDY FOR ME!!!! LOVE AND MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!! YOUR SIS TAMMY DEE
February 26, 2012
Nora Hobart
May you rest in peace love you and will miss you tell Jesse hello for us. Love aunt Nora and uncle bill Hobart.
February 26, 2012
Lisa Gerbig
You will be deeply miss may you rest in peace now....love you
February 26, 2012
Robert and Becky Miller
Nora, Your brother and I will miss you.
February 25, 2012
Lorie Gross
I'll miss you
February 25, 2012
Bobby Simpson
Aunt Nora. You will be truly missed by all. It was an honor to be your nephew. Say hi to uncle Jesse for me.
February 25, 2012
SuZan Knowlton
Nora, I will hold our time together dear in my heart. you came into our lives, distance and years did not change fthe love we had for each other. You were the type of neighbor all of us want next door to us and to have as a friend. You will be missed on our mountain. we love you, Randy and Su
February 25, 2012
Barbara Owens
Nora, I missed you when you moved away and I'm going to miss you even more now!
February 25, 2012
Nancy Morgan
My beloved sister who I miss dearly. I love you with al my heart. now you an daddy are together. You sis filled a dream that myseft wanted you became a nurse. The God lord called you to come home to take care of the sick with your healin hands. Hug & kiss Daddy for me. I love you.
February 25, 2012
Linda D'Agostino
Nora Lee: In spite of the distance in our lives, I will always hold the memories of you close. I remember good times, laughter, and integrity from one of my favorite cousins. God has taken you home now, but you will always have a home in my heart. My sincerest condolences to your family. Linda (Prather) D'Agostino.... Austin, TX
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