Obituaries

Norris Johnson

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Norris Johnson, 88, passed away July 20, at Livingston Memorial Hospital.

Service site changed for Claudette Wolff

The service for the passing of Claudette Wolff has been moved to St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and is scheduled for 10:30 a.m., Saturday, August 1. The venue for the service was changed.

Eileen Vieau

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February 25, 1936 - June 26, 2020

Eva May (Mack) Reed

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May 31, 1928 - April 6, 2020

Claudette Jessie Wolff

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July 5, 1946 - May 17, 2020

Kaidi Widdicombe

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Kaidi Widdicombe passed away in her sleep on the morning of June 23. She wanted to live to 100 but imagine what progress she has seen in her 92 years!

Gale Lair

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Gale Lair, beloved husband, dad, Papa, uncle, brother, brother-in-law, son and friend passed peacefully into the loving arms of our Lord Jesus Christ July 8. He came into this world September 8, 1934, delivered by his father in Norfolk, Nebraska. Let’s say he often was in a bit of a hurry. Perhaps that went hand in hand with his red curly locks and ruddy freckled complexion.

Feliciano Orlando Chavez

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On the afternoon of July 10, Orlando went to be with The Lord after a long, hard battle with cancer. Orlando had just celebrated his 52nd birthday.

Deborah Leigh Anderson

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Deborah Leigh Anderson, 50, of Melville, Montana, was reunited with her infant son Adam when she unexpectedly passed away on June 27. Born on July 8, 1969 in Honolulu Hawaii, Debbie was the youngest child of Dave and Mary Anderson of Melville, Montana.

Richard Maurice Knudson

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Richard Maurice Knudson 64, of Harlowton died Thursday evening, June 18. He was born to Kenneth M. and Dortha E. Knudson March 29, 1956. He was the youngest of four boys and was raised in Harlowton, Montana. Rich graduated from Harlowton High School in 1974. While in high school, he was proud to have been selected as a member of the FFA National Band. Shortly thereafter, he went to work for the Milwaukee Railroad, during which time he took numerous speedwriting and shorthand courses.