Loved my Uncle Carroll always wanted to marry a man like him, thinking I did, will always be in my thoughts with that loving smile he had, warm heart and so giving. I have many fond memories of the holidays we spent, with them. prayers, Bob and Susie Bucher July 29th, 2020 Now no pain for either and together again. Mark and Janet, so sorry for both of your parents, I'm sure they didn't want to be without the other long. Sending my Thoughts and Prayers 🙏 for Mark, Janet & All of the Family's. But it should give you comfort knowing that they are together again. It is such a hard thing loosing both of your parents within a weeks time. Have a lot of memories of him Kathy Klinedinst July 29th, 2020 Gary, Miranda, Bev Malott-Taylor July 28th, 2020 May you find comfort in knowing your parents are together again Janet and Mark, so very sorry for your loss. Wanda will be waiting.Ĭarroll was a very nice man and the obit hit him to a tee - always was such a kind man = Rick Harris July 28th, 2020 He was a man who forever will be remembered and one way to be with the one woman he loved was to be broke himself 1 week and he proved he too would be with Aunt Wanda again. There was so much love for him and so much respect. CondolencesĮverything that was written about Uncle Carroll was so true. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Astoria Fire and Rescue Squad or the Fulton County Humane Society. Military rites will be provided by the Astoria American Legion Post #25. Pastor Matthew Thiner will be officiating. They believe when they grow old and sum up their days, they will stand tall and feel pride in the life they have lived.' (from the Farmers Creed)Ī graveside service will be held at 11 am on Friday, Jin the Astoria Cemetery. Hard work and honest sweat are the building blocks of a person's character. 'A man's greatest possession is his dignity and no calling bestows this more abundantly than farming.

He always made us laugh and gave us so many memories to cherish. He would always take time to help out a fellow farmer who was in a tough spot. He was tender-hearted, kind and gentle man with a giving heart. If it was broken, he fixed it, if it wasn’t available, he would create it. He was strong, honest, highly respected, hard-working man, often from early morning to late night.

He was preceded in death his parents, brother, Leland Junior Skiles and sister, Charlotte J. Skiles of Astoria, and many nieces and nephews. Those surviving are his daughter, Janet K. She preceded him in death on July 19, 2020. He was born on Jin Astoria, the son of Leland C. Skiles July 17th, 1931 – July 26th, 2020Ĭarroll Eugene Skiles, 89, of Astoria, IL, passed away at 8:53 pm on Sunday, Jat OSF St.

Find Me Again by Janet K. Shawgo