Billie Lou Smiley Obituary

With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Billie Lou Smiley (Norton, Kansas), who passed away on September 21, 2021 at the age of 99. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Billie Lou Smiley to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by : her parents, Charles Harris and Nola Harris; her husband Ward Smiley; her son Bob Finnell; her siblings, Walter Harris, Eve Campbell, Dorothy Garrett Smiley and Georgia Spaulding; her stepson Robert Smiley; her niece Georgia Garrett; and her great grandchild Noah Montano.

She is survived by : her stepson Scott (Trish Smiley); her stepdaughter-in-law Barb Smiley; her daughter-in-law Monica Finnell; her friend Judy Rosenthal; her grandchildren, Heather Montano (Ron), Morgan Paxson (TD), Ryan Smiley, Shaun Smiley and Kathleen Linenberger (Tony); her great grandchildren, Whitney Paxson, Regan Montano, Skylar Paxson, McKenzie Linenberger, Avrie Paxson, Stella Paxson, Quinn Paxson, Macie Linenberger and Stratton Smiley; her great-nieces, Kim Graber and Hope Keesal (Steve); and her great-nephew Kevin Graber.

In lieu of flowers and to honor Billie's love of books, please send donations to Norton Public Library writing in Memory of Billie Smiley in the memo line of the check, at 1 Washington Square, Norton, Kansas 67654.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Enfield Funeral Home

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November 4, 2021

Kevin Graber wrote a sympathy message

“Billie is such a sweet memory. I wish I could back up the clock and gotten to know her throughout her lifetime. What an interesting lady. I visited with her mostly in her later years but she seemed to always have so much energy... and more stories than I can remember. I especially remember the times I was in CO and was able to visit you. I cherish those visits. RIP sweet Billie. I love you.”

September 26, 2021

Kim Graber wrote a sympathy message

“Miss you, my great aunt Billie ... each time my cell phone rings, I still think it might be you with another family story. Love you always, wherever you're entertaining people now! Kim”