Dec 30, 2020

Sun Cha "Cha Cha" Miles

Posted Dec 30, 2020 2:05 AM

Sun Cha "Cha Cha" Miles, 68 was born in Seoul, South Korea on September 21st, 1952 and passed in Salina, Kansas on December 25th, 2020. She is preceded in death by her Father Yong Ok Yun, Mother Dong Su Kim and niece Jihae Yun. Survivors include Husband Steven Kelly Miles of Salina, Siblings: 5 brothers and 3 sisters, elder sister Sun Ok Kerby of Salina and husband James (Jim) L. Kerby, nephew James Y. Kerby of Salina, Niece Melissi Kerby of Gardner, great-niece "Granddaughter" Aaliyah Sun Kerby, brother Suk Bong Yun of South Korea, Brother Sun Bong Yun of South Korea, Brother Who Bong Yun of South Korea, Brother Suk Whan Yun of South Korea, Brother Chun Bong Yun of South Korea, Sister Soon Bok Yun Of South Korea, Sister Soon Mi Yun of South Korea. A total of 46 nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews.

She came to America in 1973 and took pride in when she earned her American citizenship in 1977. Cha Cha worked for Tony's Pizza for 28 years and retired in 2016 as a sanitation lead.

Cha Cha and Steve were married on November 6th, 1982 in Junction City, Kansas and were married for 38 years and have resided in Salina since 1988. She was a devoted and loving wife to Steve whom she called "Kelly" or "Boo Boo." She loved him so dearly and always spoke about his loving nature towards her. She always spoke about how she loved her life and how he made it the best life for her. She adorned his family because they welcomed her with open arms and treated her with such love and kindness. Her bond with her sister Sun Ok was inseparable and they were by each other's side for her whole life. She was like a little sister and created a special bond with her brother-in-law Jim. Cha Cha had a special connection with her niece Melissi "Mish" and her "granddaughter" Aaliyah. Her love and dedication to Aaliyah was unbreakable and she loved her with all her heart. Cha Cha loved her 3 dogs Annabelle, Kaliyan and Charlie. She loved to cook, bake, garden and always learning new things. She took pride in homemaking and being able to share her amazing treats and dishes with others. Cha Cha loved to travel and enjoyed thrill seeking activities like white water rafting and zip lining. She was known for her energetic spirit, loving nature and the excitement and passion in her voice.

The family has chosen cremation and a celebration of life for Cha Cha will be announced at a later date in 2021.