Nina Blanche Tiller (Knee) A Celebration of Life Born (Safe Harbour) January 19th, 1938 - January 20th, 2020 It is with deep sadness, heartbreak, and love that the Family of Nina Tiller announces her peaceful passing on January 20th, 2020 at Western Memorial Regional Hospital, surrounded by all of her loving family, at the age of 82 years old. She is leaving to mourn her Husband of 62 years, Martin Tiller; Son Glen, Daughter Cynthia Locke (Arch), Son Randy (Barb), and Son Terry (Tonya); Grandchildren Kimberly (Steve), Kristen (Jeff), Scotty, Candice, Savanna, Cole, Jessica and Jacob; Great-Grandchildren Hillary, Steven, Reid and Macy; Brother Herb Knee (Bernice); Siblings-in-Law Mae Vivian (Boyce), George Tiller (Stella), Sue Sturge (Gus), Sheila Butler (Dennis), Rose Vincent (Carl), Jeanette Norris (Bruce), and Gary Tiller (Sonya. Nina was pre-deceased by her Father Allan Knee, Mother Berthia Preston; Siblings Mona, Minnie, Evelyn, Fred, Peter, and Gilbert; Siblings-in-Law Louise Wells and John Tiller Jr. Aunt Nina leaves behind many Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and their adored extended families, as well as her dearest best friends, Ann and Winston Parsons, and childhood friends, Mabel and Bill Bartlett. Two visitations will take place at Fillatre's Funeral Home, St. Mark's Avenue, Corner Brook on Wednesday, January 22nd from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., and Thursday, January 23rd from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Funeral service to follow on Thursday, January 23rd at 2:00 p.m. in the Fillatre's Funeral Home Chapel. All are invited to celebrate this extraordinary Wife, Mother, Grama, Great-Grama, Aunt, Sister, Cousin, Neice, and friend. Nina nurtured, took care of, and welcomed everyone to her home. She steadily opened her arms and doors to raising children of families in the Corner Brook community through her in-home childcare. Nina had countless passions, including volunteering with the United Church Women's group, attending TOPS and taking road trips with her chapter, going to Newfoundland Light and Power employee functions, enjoying cabin life at Partridgeberry Point and coordinating the annual Labour Day Parade bash. She loved hosting celebrations for every occasion, extravagantly decorating her house and dressing up every Halloween to treat the neighbourhood children, beach combing, entertaining crowds with elaborate jokes, skits, and stories, feeding everyone that came through her house, and providing the warmest hospitality. Even though Nina was small in stature, she was a firecracker who left a positive, everlasting impact and will be sorely missed. Nina's family would like to extend thanks and express deep gratitude to the phenomenal nurses, doctors, and staff of the Alternate Level Care (Unit 3D) and Palliative Care Unit for making her feel at home and easing her end of life journey. In lieu of flowers, donations are graciously accepted to the Newfoundland and Labrador Brain Injury Association, and the Alzheimer's Society of Newfoundland and Labrador.