Cindy Lee Miller, who was loved by all who knew her, was called home to be with our Lord February 18, 2006. Cindy was born April 11, 1957, and raised in Spokane, Washington. She graduated from West Valley High School in 1976. She was married that same year and blessed with her twin sons, David and Darel. Her sons were a dream com true, as she had dreamed since her early childhood of being the ?Mother? of twins. They were a special joy to her throughout her life. She jumped right into her life, building her family, dealing with all of the growing pains and joys that were to come. For the next 10 years, she and her husband, while he was in the Army, enjoyed the raising the their family and traveling. She spent five years in Germany, two years in Florida, and three years in Arizona. During the years she built her career in the swimming, pool, and spa industry. She also followed the sports she enjoyed so much. Whether it was football, hockey, baseball or racing, she was a true enthusiast. Then came her grandchildren. Damion, Micah, and little Darel, her grandchildren, were the most important and special priority in her life right up until the day of her passing. She moved to Kennewick, Washington in the spring of 2004. She had followed her work to a place with more sun. She loved being out in the sun, working, relaxing, gardening, or just playing with her children, grandchildren and family members, or her beloved dog, Pegasus or kitty, Cleo. Cindy is survived by her husband, Alan Miller, her children, David and his wife, Lea, Darel and his wife Brandy; sister, Margaret Neal Christian, brother, Ronald Hilton, brother, Walter H. Wicks of San Diego, CA; stepmother, Delma Hilton; mother-in-law, Joy Miller; grandchildren, Damion, Micah and Darel, and numerous nieces and nephews and family. Cindy was preceded in death by her mother Margaret Albert Hilton, and father, Donald Robert Hilton and Father-in-law, David S. Miller. Celebration of her life is scheduled for Feb. 26, 2006 at 2:00 pm at First Presbyterian Church. 2000 W Kennewick Ave., Kennewick. A reception will follow. For more information, and to sign the guestbook go to www.hillcrestmemorialcenter.com .