Born in Kindersley, SK, on August 11, 1969, Myles lived a life full of heart, adventures, and good stories.

He was a cherished Grandpa to Tinley and a devoted father to Montana, Dayton, and Jayden. Myles is survived by his children—Montana, Dayton, and Jayden—his granddaughter Tinley, his sister Ledena, and his mother Irene.

He was predeceased by his father, Harold Leach.

Myles spent many years working in the oilfield, and in his early days, he put in countless hours on the road trucking—hauling cars, oil, cattle, and even the occasional trailer or two of chuckwagon horses for his dear friend Jerry Bremner.

He had a lifelong need for speed, spending many weekends at the racetrack. He was a familiar face at the Hythe Motor Speedway, not just racing, but lending a hand wherever needed—including as a Flag Man on race day.

Myles also had a love for farming—whether he was behind the wheel of a tractor or helping out as the chute boss at the Rafter KL Arena. When he wasn’t working, he was spending time with his kids or getting into harmless mischief with his friends. He made it a priority to show up for his children—at barrel races with Montana, rodeos with Dayton, or volleyball games with Jayden.

He proudly chauffeured Dayton to rodeos all over Alberta, and in turn, the Rodeo family stood by Myles and his family in their time of need—something they’ll never forget.

Myles’s love of fast cars and his Harley was no secret. But more than anything, he took pride in his kids and his granddaughter. If you knew Myles, you knew how much they meant to him. His big grin lit up every room, and he never hesitated to lend a hand when someone needed it.

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Myles—but we also remember him with love, laughter, and gratitude.

A Memorial Service for Myles will be held on June 18, 2025, at Clarkson Hall in Grande Prairie, AB, at 1:00 PM.

He will be deeply missed. We invite all who knew him to come together, share stories, and raise one final cheers in his honor