Myles Thomas

1897–1963 (age 66)

Biography

Myles Thomas, born in 1897, was a devoted family man and a trusted friend, offering encouragement and loyalty in every season. He valued honesty and worked diligently to be a source of reassurance to those who sought his counsel.

He rests peacefully at Woodlawn Cemetery, where his memory is honored as one of dependable kindness and unwavering presence through life’s challenges.

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