With great sadness, Myria passed on July 24, 2024, very suddenly and unexpectedly. She was only 47 years old.

Myria Lea Ince was born on March 5,1977 in Rocks Springs, Wyoming to Wayne and Kathy Reynolds. She was their only child.

They moved from Rocks Springs, Wyoming to Boardman, Oregon in 1979. Then went back to Wyoming for approximately 2yrs, then moved to Kennewick, Washington in 1981.

Myria started school in Kennewick at Sunset View Elementary and later graduated from Kamiakin High School in 1997. She went on to CBC college and obtained her bachelor’s degree in computer science, where she was inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa society in December 2001. She then attended Robert Morris University (online courses) school of Communications and Information system where she made the Dean’s list in the fall of 2016. She also took online courses through the University of Arizona, where she graduated with her Bachelor of Arts and Education Studies in December 2023.

In 2000, she married Aaron Norton. Together, they had one son, Zachery Norton. They divorced and she met her now husband, Ken Ince. They married on 11/12/13 in Las Vegas, and honeymooned while there.

They have continued to live in the Tri-Cities, Washington area.

August 1, 2011, Myria had accepted a job offer to work online from home with Alpine Access. Through many different name changes in the company, she continued to work for them for 13 years, which is known now as FOUNDEVER. The original person who hired her (Cindy) was still her current manager.

Myria had a love of animals at a young age. Growing up, she had a half wolf half husky dog named Clifford. She had a horse for a while and many cats too. Sometimes, she would drag home cats and dogs that were not always in the best shape. This included a dog named Freeway who was found along Highway 240 by Columbia Park.

Myria became very fond of Chinese Crested dogs. Her first one was named Spike, her second was Logan and recently her third is Macon.

Myria had many talents. One was the love of cooking. This talent came from her mother Kathy, as they both enjoyed and liked to try different dishes.

Myria played the Cello from age 12. She played in the Columbia Basin College Symphony Orchestra for many years. She could also play the piano and guitar.

Other enjoyments, besides spending time with her son and husband, were photography, plants, cars, motorcycles and camping.

Anything Myria put her mind to, she accomplished very well.

Myria was preceded in death by her mother Kathy and grandparents on both sides.

Myria is survived by her husband Ken, son Zachery, father Wayne, Uncle Gale and Aunt Sue, half-brother William, Great Aunts June and Lucy and many other family & friends.

A celebration of life will be held on September 7th, 2024, at 1pm at Einan’s / Events at Sunset in Richland, Washington.

Flowers can be sent to Einan’s/Events at sunset 915 Bypass Hwy, Richland, WA 99352