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03/25/2026

Joseph A. Zahn

Joseph A. Zahn, 95, passed away March 21, 2026 at his home in Billings, MT. Born May 19, 1930, in Hague, North Dakota, to Adam and Annie (Eberly) Zahn, Joe was the second oldest of eight children. He was raised in a Catholic family that valued faith, hard work, and togetherness. Growing up during the Great Depression on a farm, Joe began helping with chores at age 6, milking cows, working in the fields and contributing on the farm. His work ethic from his childhood continued throughout his life.

On July 4, 1948, Joe met the love of his life, Lavina Kilfoy, during a 4th of July celebration in Red Lodge, Montana. They married on July 9, 1949, in Laurel, MT, and honeymooned in Yellowstone Park in a cabin that cost $1.50 a night. That was the first of many trips they enjoyed taking together throughout their lives. They traversed many locations together including Colorado, Washington, California, and Nevada being among their favorites.

Joe and Lavina had two sons: Joseph Andrew Zahn and James Allen Zahn.

Family and the Catholic faith were central in Joe’s life. Joe enjoyed coaching his sons’ baseball teams for many years and always had an active involvement in all their childhood activities. Fishing was also a favorite pastime that Joe and the family, including grandchildren, and great grandchildren enjoyed together often. Joe was an avid Notre Dame Football fan, as anyone who ever met him would well know. Go Irish!!

Joe worked in the meat packing industry for 38 years where at Pierce Packing he rose to Vice President of Operations. He was admired and respected by the many people he worked with.

In retirement, Joe and Lavina cherished time with their children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. His kindness and love also extended to many other special friends and “adopted” family that he took under his wing throughout his life. Later in life, Joe also shared many good times with his best friend BJ Russell.

Joe is survived by his 2 children Joe (Patty) Zahn, James (Sharyl) Zahn, 4 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, sister Mary Ann Gabel, and Brothers Walter Zahn & Andy Zahn. He is preceded in death by his wife Lavina Zahn (Kilfoy), His brothers Leo Zahn, Mike Zahn, & Bill Zahn.

Joe believed the three most important things in life were Faith, Family, and Friends. He often said, “It is what you learn after you know it all that counts. You can’t do anything on your own; you have to depend on the Lord.” He felt he had lived the most blessed life anyone could ask for and wouldn’t have changed a thing. Joe did not just talk these beliefs, he lived them.

The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Joe’s name to the charity of your choice.

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03/23/2026

Jerry Cullen Scott

Son, brother, husband, father, grandfather . . . teacher, coach, mentor, superintendent . . . faithful friend and treasured companion. These all describe Jerry Cullen Scott. On Wednesday, March 18th, he joined the loved ones who passed before him.

Born February 20, 1942, he was the first-born child of Siebert and Margaret Scott. He grew up in Moccasin and Billings, MT. It was while attending Eastern Montana College that he met the love of his life, Jeannie McPhee. Both were working at St. Vincent’s hospital and after less than a year, they were engaged and married. Jerry became a high school science teacher, taking his first job in Roberts while starting a family. Following a year at Michigan State University, they moved to Bridger where they lived for over 50 years. Jerry was a science teacher, French teacher, basketball coach, bus driver, yearbook adviser, class adviser, and so much more at Bridger High School. Upon his retirement from teaching, he became the Carbon County superintendent of schools, a position he held for over 20 years. He was concurrently the director of the ACE curriculum consortium which supported rural and home school programming.

Jerry spent the summer months taking on several different jobs, including working for the U.S. Forest Service and serving as a regional coordinator for a French Student Exchange program. A testament of the importance of faith throughout his life, Jerry was a musician at his local church and was active in the Cursillo movement. Jerry’s other hobbies included snow skiing (he was a volunteer member of the National Ski Patrol), hunting, fishing, playing cards, and traveling. He loved studying history, going to museums, and watching movies.

Jerry and Jeannie were married for 59 years and from this loving union came six children. Sheri Scott (Steve Rossiter), Jeff Scott (Christy), Julie Scott, Noelle Dahle (Jimmy), Corey Scott (Spencer Garrett), and Roni Sider (Kevin). He adored his six grandchildren Cara (David), Connor, Zachary (Lindsey), Katie, Jack, and Harrison. He also cherished spending time with his younger sister Boni. Jerry was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Jeannie, his brother Ronny, and his infant daughter Julie.

A funeral mass and celebration of life will be announced and held at a later date. Please reach out to the family for details.

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03/20/2026

James "Eddy" Edward Moore

James Edward Moore was born to James Edward Moore Sr. and Lena Carlson on August 31, 1946 in Sheridan, Wyoming. Eddy graduated from University of Wyoming with a Batchelor’s degree in History.

Eddy was deeply loved by his family and his love of history and traveling to his friends and whoever wanted to listen. He was dedicated to working hard his entire life and in being a good provider for his family and those in need. He was a kind and thoughtful man who enjoyed getting together and entertaining.

Eddy is survived by his loving wife JoeAnn, his brother Jay, his sister Jean and Jay Dunn, nephews Jerry and Jason and his niece Julie. Sons Kalvin, Oscar and Denver and 9 grandchildren. Also several good friends who have been a source of great support, laughs, and many, many cherished memories.

A celebration of his life event will be held this spring to honor him.

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03/18/2026

Ernest Boroszuk

Ernest Floyd Boroszuk born August 1, 1937 in LaMoure ND passed away March 5, 2026, at his home.

Ernie spent his early years in Fort Ransom, ND. He joined the Army and was PFC with the 44th Division of Structural Engineers in Korea. After coming home, he married Sheila Holm and began the adventure of traveling the Midwest on road construction. They began their family and built an extended family with friends near and dear.

Ernie is survived by his children, Sally (Phillip) Hageman and Darin Boroszuk; his grandchildren, Stephanie Hageman, Zakory, Donovan & Jadyn Boroszuk; his great-grandchildren, Mariah and Natalia. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dominic and Mary (Fischong); his siblings, Eva, Josephine, Pauline, Florence, Lucille, and Theodore; his wife, Sheila; his children, Penny and Danny; and his grandson, Daniel.

Ernie will be deeply missed and forever remembered by those that knew him.

A memorial service for Ernie will be held at 10:00am Saturday, March 21, 2026, at Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary, Billings.

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03/18/2026

Gary Lynn Lam

No public services planned at this time.

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03/18/2026

Ronda Lynn Poindexter

Ronda Lynn Poindexter passed away on March 16, 2026, in Billings, Montana. Born on June 25, 1959, in Asheboro, North Carolina, Ronda’s life was marked by devotion to her loved ones and a spirit that reflected a quiet strength.

Ronda served her country with limited service in the United States Air Force. Her time in the military, though brief, was a testament to her willingness to contribute and support her nation in whatever way she could.

Ronda’s greatest joy came from her family. She loved them "in the best way that she knew how," a phrase that captures her way of showing care and dedication. Her grandson will remember baking his Butterfinger birthday cake with her, and other family members hold special traditions with Ronda in their hearts.

She is survived by her daughter, Lona Fonville; her son, Richard Fonville; and her stepdaughter, Amanda Huftalen, who each carry forward her legacy. Her family also includes three grandchildren, Edward, Abigail and Oliver; and two great-grandchildren, Tobias and Lincoln, who were blessed to have her in their lives. Ronda is also survived by her siblings—Anthony Poindexter and Theresa Hendricks—and her cherished sister of the heart, Kristina Langlais-Wood. She is also remembered by Jim Huftalen. Ronda was preceded in death by her parents, Bobbi and Patsy Poindexter; brother, Dana Pointexter; and son, Michael.

A family celebration of Ronda's life will be held this summer. Memorial gifts to the family will be welcome to Ronda's GoFundMe page: Honoring Grandma

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03/17/2026

Nancy Hughes Potoczny

Nancy Hughes Potoczny was born October 17, 1937. She had celebrated her 88th birthday a month and a half before she passed away on November 30, 2025, in Billings, MT. Born in Kalispell, MT, Nancy was the 2nd of 3 daughters raised by John “Jack” Hughes and Betty Hunter Hughes. Nancy loved the Flathead Valley and other than a few years away for college and teaching, she always lived in the area.

Nancy’s first marriage gave her 2 daughters, Carolyn and Molly. In later years, through a blind date set up by mutual friends, Nancy met Joe Potoczny and found the love of her life. They were married November 22, 1967 and together raised Joe’s daughter, Zoe, Carolyn and Molly, son, Joe and daughter, Sarah, in the house in Ferndale where Nancy lived for 50 years.

Nancy was always meant to be a teacher. For many years she took a break from teaching and was a stay-at-home mom where she shared her love of music, books and learning with all of her kids and encouraged them in finding their own passions. Whether teaching in a traditional classroom (Kalispell), running a one-room schoolhouse (Swan Lake), working as an aide for special needs children (Bigfork & Cayuse Prairie) or just being with her children at home, she loved teaching and spending time with children.

Nancy was an active member in her church and the last surviving charter member of St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church in Bigfork. She and Joe, along with 2 other Bigfork residents and the support of clergy from Kalispell began planning and having services in the fall of 1976. On April 1, 1977, St. Patrick’s was admitted as a Mission Church to the Diocese of Montana. She remained very involved in the church until September 2017 when she moved to Billings to be closer to family.

Nancy was an avid knitter and along with the many baby blankets, afghans and knitted Christmas ornaments she made, she found time to knit each grandchild a specially designed blanket for their high school graduations.

Nancy was a wonderful baker and especially known for her amazing homemade bread and all the jams and jellies she made to enjoy with it.

Nancy is survived by her sisters, Patty Nagel and Jan Skaar Weatherly (Richard), her children Carolyn Peters (Scott), Molly Johnson (Keith), Joe Potoczny (Lea), Sarah Potoczny and step-daughter Zoe Timmons (Ken), as well as 9 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Funeral service will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 10:30 am, St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church in Bigfork, MT with a luncheon reception at the Swan River Hall immediately following. The family asks that any memorials be made to St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church.

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03/16/2026

Thomas Lawrence Sullivan

Thomas Lawrence Sullivan used up the last of his nine lives on February 11, 2026, passing away peacefully at home in Billings, Montana, at the age of 78.

Born on February 5, 1948, in Casper, Wyoming, to Dennis and June Sullivan, Tom grew up in Midwest, Wyoming. Much of his childhood was spent alongside his younger brother, Bobby, exploring, causing just enough trouble to keep things interesting, and occasionally testing the limits of both patience and good judgment based on stories of fires, questionable break-ins, and a few unfortunate encounters between Tom and his father’s cars. Despite his mischievous streaks, he was a loyal and protective older brother to his sister Susie.

Tom excelled in sports, holding records and honors in football, basketball and track. In high school, he was crowned Snowball King and Mr. Midwest – honors that provided his family with endless teasing material for the rest of his life.

Tom was married twice. During his first marriage, he and Debbie Steele welcomed their son, Thomas Bret, who passed away in 1974 at the age of six, a loss Tom carried quietly but likely deeply. He later married Sherry Anderson, and together they welcomed daughter Dawn and son Dennis.

An electrician by trade, Tom built a life with his hands. A position with Amoco brought his family to Powell, Wyoming, in 1980. Pending his divorce, Tom relocated in 1998 to Billings, where he worked for Ace Electric until his retirement in 2010.

Tom loved all things golf. During his playing years, he proudly shot two hole-in-ones at the golf course in Powell. He rarely missed a professional tournament, even if it meant waking in the middle of the night to watch the British Open or staying inside all day to catch the Masters while on vacation in Mexico. One of his fondest memories was attending the final day of the 2008 US Open with Dawn and Denny and viewing the sudden death match between Tiger and Rocco at Torrey Pines. In later years, tournaments were best enjoyed from his couch, Budweiser in hand, with his beloved pups, Bubba Louie and Birdie, by his side.

Though full of mischief, Tom was all heart. He had a quick wit, a generous spirit, and loved having a good time. He developed and maintained close friendships throughout his life. He loved his family, and they loved him deeply in return.

Tom was preceded in death by his father Denny (the OG Bushy), his mother June, and his son Tommy.

Tom is survived by his daughter Dawn Sullivan and her husband Colin Waller of Seattle, son Dennis Sullivan and his wife Megan of Santa Ana, grandchildren Ila and Hattie Waller of Seattle and Kelley and Jesse Sullivan of Santa Ana, brother Bob Sullivan and his wife Sandi of Billings, sister Susie Sowers and her husband Mike of Casper, and many nieces and nephews, all of whom will carry forward his humor and love of a good story and a good time.

A celebration of life will be held on August 7, 2026 at 4 PM at the Meadowlark Ski Lodge, located between Ten Sleep and Buffalo in the Big Horn Mountains. Please contact Dawn (dawnrsullivan@gmail.com) or Denny (dsullivanstudio@gmail.com) for additional details.

In lieu of flowers or donations, it would be far more fitting to drink a Budweiser, eat a chili dog, play a round of golf, or put a quarter in a slot machine in T Sully’s honor.

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03/15/2026

Suzanne L Smoot

Suzanne L. Smoot, 87, a long-time resident of Billings, passed away on Friday, March 13, after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease.

Suzanne was born on April 22, 1938. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Education and carried throughout her life a deep appreciation for learning, the arts, and the outdoors.

In Billings, Suzanne was an enthusiastic supporter of the Yellowstone Art Museum, the Billings Parmly Public Library, and was a patron of the renovation of the Alberta Bair Theater. She enjoyed an active lifestyle and could often be found playing tennis, skiing, hiking the Montana landscape, or horseback riding—activities that reflected her love of nature and adventure.

She is survived by her husband, Dr. William Smoot; her three sons, John (Vicky), Sam (Karen), and Ted (Laura); her sister, Sally (Tom); and seven grandchildren.

A memorial service celebrating Suzanne’s life is planned for the summertime.

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03/15/2026

Sharon Kay Hull

Sharon Kay Hull, known affectionately as “Babe,” but preferring to be called Sharon, entered into eternal rest on March 5, 2026, after 80 vibrant years of life. Born to Sam and Ellen Bernhardt on May 7, 1945, Sharon was a beacon of love and kindness to all who knew her. Her spirit will continue to live on through her beloved children, Andre’ Pedro and Jeffrey (Miram) Hull, and in the hearts of her cherished grandchildren, Erica (Juno) Enick, Ashley (Chris) Pedro, Jessica Pedro, Brindon Hull, and Connor (Anna) Hull and treasured great-grand children Korbin and Keanu Enick, Makayla and Ashayla Anderson, and Roscoe Thomas.

Sharon attended Pilgrim Congregational Church where she began her lifelong spiritual walk with the Lord. Sharon attended Billings Senior High School where she met the love of her life, Dave Hull. She graduated in 1963 and then went on to attend business college. She married her best friend, Dave, in 1965 with whom she shared many wonderful years until his passing in June of 2024. Their love was unwavering and steadfast. She was blessed with two children, whose births in 1968 and 1971 added so much joy to her life. She found solace and community as an attendee at New Hope Nazarene Church.

A woman of bubbly personality and a nurturing, giving spirit, Sharon was known for her warmth, wit, compassion, and unconditional love with maybe a pinch of stubbornness. Her love for the color palette of red and blue was only surpassed by her love for cabbage buns and her afternoon Diet Coke. She was an avid fan of Christian Mystery Books and was often engrossed in her favorite TV shows such as Dancing With the Stars and various crime shows.

Sharon treasured playing games like Scrabble and Family Feud and challenging everyone for high scores. When not indulging in games, she was either reading or spending time with her family. Her favorite local spot was New Hope Nazarene Church, and her favorite vacation spot was anywhere her family was, as to her, family was everything.

As a sister, Sharon is survived by Jeanette Berg and Diane Hard. She was predeceased by the love of her life, Dave Hull, her brother-in-laws, Tom Hard and Ken Berg, and her parents, Sam and Ellen Bernhardt. Her legacy of unconditional love and her teachings to always be kind and non-judgmental will forever remain etched in our hearts. She was a shining embodiment of a

well-lived and service-filled life, having left a profound legacy that will continue to inspire and guide those she left behind.

Sharon's life and love will be celebrated and deeply missed, but we are comforted by the thought that she is now reunited with her beloved husband, Dave Hull, her parents, and Jesus in Heaven. As we bid farewell to Sharon, we pledge to embrace and extend the same kindness and love that she championed, thus truly honoring her memory.

A special thank you to Chris Anderson for all his help to Sharon after Dave passed away as well as all his help to Dave before he passed away.

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03/13/2026

Cheri Juanita Finnicum

Cheri Juanita Finnicum (Bousquet) went home to meet her Savior on March 9, 2026 at the age of 72. She left this world in the embrace of her daughters while listening to Elvis; a perfect sendoff. Cheri was born on September 25, 1954 in Missoula, MT to Gene and Edith Bousquet. She grew up in Lewistown, MT and graduated from Fergus High School in 1972 where she was a member of the dance/drill team. She had many adventures riding bikes to Warm Springs, fishing, hunting, and causing trouble; which she loved to do. She spoke fondly of being given the nickname "Diamond Sam" by her uncles for being a card shark. Cheri was a spunky, independent force of nature who could outhunt and outsmart any cowboy when it came to hunting or the great outdoors. She had a keen intuition and a unique tenderness about her which was a draw for children and animals; both of which she loved fiercely.

Cheri raised four children in Shepherd, MT. Jacob, Caitlin, Joseph, and Calina were the light of her life and she was always involved in whatever activities they were interested in growing up. Whether it was keeping score for basketball games, heading the PTA, or chaperoning school field trips, Cheri was devoted to her children and to her grandchildren later in life. Cheri was the life of the party and always had something funny to say. If she had an opportunity to chat your ear off, she would take full advantage. She was an avid hunter and acquired many trophies over the years that she was very proud of. Cheri wore many hats throughout her life which included massage therapy and caring for physically and mentally disabled adults. Her favorite job/privilege was being a nanny for Trueston, Camden, and Colton. She considered their whole family a part of her own. Cheri loved horses, dogs, turtles, and collecting Native American artifacts as she was a member of the Salish-Kootenai tribe in which she held great pride.

Her wisdom and presence was taken from us and we will always long for more time. We will continually remind her grandchildren that Nana made the most delicious banana bread, told exciting hunting stories, always won at cards, read the best bedtime stories, was a wonderful dancer, and that Blue Hawaii is the best Elvis movie ever made. We will instill the teachings of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as she was devoted to Him.

Cheri is survived by her children Jacob (Shantel), Joseph (Lindsay), Caitlin (Jordan), and Calina (Brian); grandchildren Sloane, Scarlett, Parker, Jax, doggy grandson Nash, Aiden, James, and Benjamin; siblings Tim, Kim, Jim, Gina, and Kathy. Cheri was preceded in death by her parents Gene and Edith as well as her sister Lori.

Please join us for her memorial service in Lewistown, MT over this Memorial Day Weekend to celebrate her beautiful life. Please contact Caitlin or Calina for further details. In lieu of flowers please make a donation to the Disabled American Veterans Fund at www.DAV.org as Cheri donated to this organization until the time of her passing.

Joshua 1:9 "Be strong and courageous; do not be frightened or dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go."

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03/12/2026

Sharon "Honeybee" Joann Kirkness

Sharon “Honeybee” Joann Kirkness passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family, on Monday, January 5, at Canyon Creek Memory Care in Billings, Montana. She went home to be with her Lord and Savior for eternity. Honeybee was 85 years old.

Sharon was born on October 17, 1940, in Choteau, Montana, to Edward and Esther Morris. She was the first of three children and carried the role of big sister with a caring heart from the very beginning. She was raised in Helena and graduated from Helena High School in 1958.

A few years later, she married Derwin Brown. Although the marriage ended shortly after the birth of their third child in 1966, Honeybee courageously stepped into the role of a single mother with determination, strength, and grace.

As a single mom, Honeybee worked tirelessly to provide for her family. By day, she served as an administrative assistant for the State of Montana, and by night, she welcomed people with warmth and kindness as a hostess at the Night Owl Supper Club in Helena. She made sure her children always had what they needed. They never lacked food or a roof over their heads—and never realized they were poor—because they were so incredibly rich in her love, sacrifice, and presence.

In the early 1970s, Honeybee met the love of her life, Neal Kirkness, at the Night Owl. They were married in Helena and, in 1973, moved to Billings with her three children in tow. Together, they created a home filled with love, faith, and hard work. It was there that she finished raising Mark, Todd, and Shauna, instilling in them a strong work ethic, compassion for others, and a heart for service that continues to shape their lives today.

After Neal’s passing in 1991, Honeybee took over running the Chrome Bar, which she and Neal owned, and moved to Absarokee, Montana. She loved the close-knit community and touched countless lives there. She attended Grace Fellowship, where she faithfully served as a greeter—a role perfectly suited to her welcoming spirit and generous hospitality. When someone was new, lonely, hurting, or in need, Honeybee was there!

Honeybee dearly loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. As she aged and dementia began to take hold, she moved to Helena to be with family. Elaine Rummel and Ian Johnson helped care for her until her needs increased, and she returned to Billings and found her new home at Canyon Creek Memory Care.

At Canyon Creek, Honeybee continued to be exactly who she had always been. She could often be found wandering the halls, looking for others she could encourage or help, offering kind words, smiles, and comfort. She participated in Bible studies and worship, boldly proclaiming her love for the Lord Jesus. Even as her memory faded, her heart for people and her faith never did. She was a kind and caring woman, molded by the Lord and used by Him to touch many lives.

We are confident that when Honeybee entered eternity, she heard the words of her Savior: “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.”

She was the best mom anyone could have. She reflected the Lord’s character so beautifully that it is no wonder Neal lovingly nicknamed her “Honeybee.” Like a honeybee pollinating flowers, she quietly and faithfully touched many lives, spreading God’s love. Her mercy, generosity, and devotion to others stood out.

Honeybee often reminded her family of what mattered most, saying, “Family is everything.” And she lived that truth daily. She loved the Lord, and she loved her family deeply. Because she was touched by Jesus, she touched all of us in ways words can never fully describe.

Now she is with her eternal family—the family of God—and in the loving arms of Jesus, her Savior.

Honeybee was preceded in death by her husband, Neal Kirkness of Billings; her parents, Eddie and Esther Morris; her sister, Diane Dickert; her brother, Ronald “Hoss” Morris; and her nephew, Jared Dickert, all of Helena.

She is survived by her children: Mark Brown (Kelly) of Helena; Todd Brown (Teal); and Shauna King (Karson) of Billings. She is also survived by her grandchildren: Lindsay Brown (Miriam) of Chicago; Kyle Brown (Leah); Abbey Brown (Matt Swenson); and John Griffin, all of Helena. Her great-grandchildren include Kiera Brown, Laureen Weaver, Tatem Repnak, Porter Brown, and Mira Swenson, all of Helena, Montana.

A celebration of life service will be held on April 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at Grace Fellowship., located at 3201 Highway 78, Absarokee, Montana. Pastor Justin Wayland will officiate. Please join us in the fellowship hall for lunch following the service. All are welcome to attend. Michelotti-Sawyers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Burial will take place at Sunset Memorial Gardens, 1721 Center Avenue in Billings at 2:00 p.m.

The family wishes to thank Canyon Creek Memory Care, its employees, Compassus Hospice, and all who lovingly cared for our mother in her final years. You were a true blessing to her and to us—faithful instruments of the Lord’s mercy. We thank you, and may God bless you.

“The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you; the Lord lift up His favor upon you and give you peace.”

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