Birth date: Oct 19, 1938 Death date: Oct 21, 2018
Mickey Lee Hile, age 80, of Frederick, MD, passed away on Sunday, October 21, 2018, at Tribute One Loudoun in Ashburn, VA. Born Wednesday, October 19, 1938 in Ravenna, Nebraska, he was the son of the late Martin and Irene (Warric Read Obituary
I was sad to hear of Mickey's passing, but glad to know and read that he had a happy, full life. I live in Arizona now, but I, too, love Nebraska and the Cornhuskers. St. Paul will always be home, and I am happy to have known Mickey and all the fun times we had in high school and the class of 1956. You have my sympathy, Julie, and extended to all your family. RIP old friend and classmate.
To Julie and family,
Im so sorry for the loss of Mickey. I am not sure you still live in the Frederick area as it has been years since we have had any contact. I am still in the same house but will put it on the market in the spring. Julie, so many wonderful memories of taking a math class together at FCC and just the friendship we shared when our now adult children were growing up. Grandparenting is a wonderful time of life.
Enjoy the memories of your past and be grateful for them.
Love to all,
Pat Lamb
Julie: So sorry to hear about your family's loss. Thinking about our short time together. Ron Rakowski
Sorry to hear this news. God Bless you all.
BMc
Frederick
Dear Julie, We are so sorry about Mick. He was such a wonderful, kind and sharing man. He welcomed us so graciously. It was endearing to see how much he loved and cared for you. You chose well. Please get in touch soon. Love, Rae Jean and Hugh
I am saddened to hear of Mickey's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Mel Hiles
Tampa, FL
Spent 62-64 in the Army with Mick, kept in touch the next 55 years. What A first class man and family. Will miss him forever. Rex & Barbara
Mick has heard the last bugle call. So sorry and sad to learn of Mick's passing. It is hard for me to believe. I remember when we were boys and he would come out to the farm and we would play army down in our grove. I will really miss sharing Civil War conversations with him. I remember the Civil War reenactments we went to. He and Harvey are both gone in the same year. Hard to believe. He was a great and intelligent person. Will really miss him.
I sincerely hope that his family will hold up after their loss.
With sadness,
Maurice and Pat Watson
My prayers are with you and your family. - Kristie
