Louise Stiles

Louise Haskins Stiles died on December 10, 2022. She was 98 years old. She lived in Medford Lakes and Medford, NJ for 30 years before moving to Lumberton Leas in 2000 and then Medford Leas in 2004. Louise lived at Medford Leas for the remainder of her life. Louise was predeceased by her beloved husband, Lorren Stiles V (January 25. 2003). Mother of Lorren Stiles Jr.(Elizabeth) of Nashville, TN, Christine Schroeder (Jeff) of Medford, NJ, Robert Stiles (Sharon) of Windsor, CA and William (Debbie) of Bothell, WA. 6 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Growing up in upper state NY, her family endured the Great Depression and WWII. She began her higher education at Syracuse University, pursuing her RN in nursing. In 1947, she met the love of her life, Lorren (Dan) Stiles. They married and started a life together in Easton, PA, while Lorren attended Lafayette College. She was a wonderful mom. She took such good care of her family. After raising her four children, she went to The College of NJ to complete her nursing studies and became an RN, for which she was justifiably proud. She served as a visiting nurse for Burlington County. Service was in her DNA. She served on many committees and volunteered in many capacities. From Den Mother to P.E.O. President, she was a leader in every organization in which she took part. Louise enjoyed spending her summers in their cottage on Cayuga Lake in Farley’s Point, NY. Her brother (Dr. Arthur Haskins) and wife (Kay Haskins) lived across the street. Family and friends spent many fun times there fishing, sailing, water skiing, boating and relaxing.. Days on the lake were ended with campfires, smores, trips to Pete’s Treats and “Snipe” hunting. Farley’s Point remained close to her heart until the end. Louise was a friend to everyone and loved by many in return. She was an animal lover, so we always had a menagerie of pets growing up. We will miss her family meals, her beautiful gardens, her nurturing spirit, her easy laugh, and her fierce love for each of us. We are grateful for her peaceful passing after a life well lived for 98 years. Burial will take place in Mt. Albion, NY with her immediate family. In lieu of flowers, please visit: https://www.peointernational.org/contributions-peo-foundation P.E.O. is a philanthropic organization that promotes higher education. Louise was a member for many years and believed in their mission whole-heartedly. Her P.E.O. sisters meant a lot to h