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Dr. Howard R. Norris
Dr. Howard R. Norris, age 80, of Forsyth, Montana, passed away on Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at the Rosebud Health Care Center in Forsyth, Montana.
Howard was born on November 26, 1924 in Hawick, Minnesota to A.B. and Mary Norris. He graduated from Paynesville High School in 1942. Howard worked at a bank in Paynesville while in high school. After graduation, he then enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and served in Germany in Counter Intelligence until 1947. After his discharge he went to the Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis.
Howard married Valieta Beyer in 1948 and to this union, one daughter, Yvette was born. He then furthered his education at Northwestern College of Chiropractic in Minneapolis getting his Doctor of Chiropractic degree, moving to Forsyth, Montana and opening his practice in 1958 up to the present.
Howard held numerous positions in the Forsyth community, always willing to serve and help others.
He is survived by his wife Valieta of Forsyth, MT, daughter Yvette (Dick) Lechner, grandson Derek and granddaughter Nicole of Minnetonka, MN, one brother Arthur (Iris) of Hawick, MN and nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Robert and Harold.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Rosebud County Library or to the charity of one’s choice.
Cremation has taken place and services will be held at a later date at the Johnson Funeral Home in Paynesville, MN. Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home of Forsyth is in charge of the local arrangements.

Charlie Wiegand
Gillette-Funeral services for Charlie Wiegand, age 66, of Gillette, Wyoming will be 2:00 P.M., Thursday, September 9, 2004 at the Gorder Funeral Home Chapel, with pastor Ron Roach officiating. Visitation will be held two hours prior to the service at the funeral home chapel in Choteau. Interment will follow at the Choteau cemetery in Choteau, Montana.
Our loving father went to meet the Lord on Wednesday, September 1, 2004 at his home in Gillette, Wyoming of natural causes. Stevenson-Wilson Funeral Home of Gillette, Wyoming and Gorder Funeral Home of Choteau is entrusted with the arrangements.
Charles James Wiegand, III, known to his family and friends as “Charlie” was born February 19, 1938 the son of Charles, II “Jim” and Annie (Ekholt) Wiegand in the old Shelby Hospital in Shelby, Montana. Charlie was raised and educated in Shelby, Montana. As a young man, Charlie enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1956. In 1960, he was honorably discharged and met his first wife, Judy, in San Diego, California. Judy and Charlie were married in Shelby in 1960. Charlie worked for Dick Irvin Trucking before he started his own trucking business, which he successfully operated until June of 1980. He and Judy divorced in 1972. Charlie met Kris Thurston in 1971. They were married the following year. Kris and Charlie lived in Great Falls, Montana most of the time and ran the trucking business from their home. In 1982, Charlie and Kris were divorced. On September 2, 1988, he married June Cole in Livingston, Montana, eventually coming to Gillette, Wyoming in 1991. Charlie was partners with his wife in a Kirby business, earning numerous awards from the Kirby Corporation.
Charlie loved to play checkers, chess and pool and was excellent at all three. He will be remembered for his unique laugh and his use of the word “hawk eyes” for exclamations. Even more so, Charlie’s love for people was shown through his large client base while selling Kirby Vacuums and in retirement selling the dogs he raised.
Charlie is survived by his mother of Shelby, Montana; five sons: Al (Marlene) Wiegand of Helena, Montana; Jim Wiegand of Davenport, Iowa; Guy (Tiffany) Wiegand of Java, South Dakota; Lee Wiegand of Great Falls, Montana; Rex (Chrissy) Wiegand of Bozeman, Montana; two daughters: Cindy (Dwight) Pratt of San Diego, California; Ginger Wiegand of Great Falls, Montana; his brother, George Wiegand of Shelby, Montana; six sisters: Dorothy (Norman) Seymour of Shelby, Montana; Sally Caplis of Seeley Lake, Montana; Sue (Loren) Heavirland of Choteau, Montana; Pat (Joseph) Marks of Mesa, Arizona; Karen (Murray) Taylor of Shelby, Montana; Polly Ettinger of Great Falls, Montana; and numerous grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents and father.
Condolences may be sent in care of Stevenson-Wilson Funeral Home, 210 W. 5th Street, Gillette, Wyoming 82716

Garnette "Nick" Stengel
Garnette “Nick” Stengel, age 83, of Miles City passed away on January 7, 2006 in the Hospice Unit at Holy Rosary Health Extended Care in Miles City with her husband and sons at her side.
Garnette was born on Christmas Eve in 1922 accompanied by her twin brother Gerald to parents Lloyd and Mary (Krueger) Nichols in Clearbrook, MN. Shortly thereafter, her family moved to Bemidji, MN where she grew up and attended school and graduated from Bemidji High in 1940. She attended Bemidji State College. In 1944, Garnette married Charles Marmorine. Charles was an Air Force Pilot and died when his plane went down in the Himalayan Mountains of India near the end of WWII. She then returned to Bemidji and lived with her parents, taught at the Business College and worked as a secretary for her brother-in-law, Harold Dickinson.
On August 13, 1949, Nick married Paul “Casey” Stengel and their honeymoon consisted of the drive from Bemidji to Malta, MT where Casey had accepted a teaching position to start his career in education. Sons Paul (1950) and David (1955) were born and in addition to raising them, Nick was instrumental in helping Casey earn his Masters degree from the University of Montana. Return trips from Missoula often went through Glacier Park which she considered the most beautiful area in the state. She also found time to be involved in Eastern Star and was a past Worthy Matron of the Malta Chapter. After 17 great years in Malta, the Stengels moved to Wolf Point in 1966. She continued to be an active participant in the Malta, P.E.O. Chapter AK and held a succession of state offices leading up to President of the State chapter in 1972-1973. During this time she traveled to and visited every chapter in the state of Montana. Both of her sons graduated from Wolf Point High School, and she was a very proud parent attending their many school activities and athletic events.
Nick and Casey moved to Miles City in 1976 and have enjoyed their 30 years there very much. Together they were fixtures at most of the local high school activities; they particularly enjoyed band and choral concerts, as well as all the athletic events. They also traveled the state to attend their grandchildren's soccer matches, concerts and school events.
Garnette was blessed with a beautiful voice and singing was always a joy for her. She sang in the Bemidji State College Choir and was always a staple in the local church choir. She would also sing at special events such as weddings and funerals. Bowling was always a favorite activity and she became an accomplished bowler while in Malta. It should also be noted that Nick first met Casey at a bowling alley in Bemidji.
Following Casey’s retirement in 1989, came his involvement in AARP and a considerable amount of traveling not only in the state, but across the country. Nick thoroughly enjoyed this opportunity to accompany Casey as they encountered many new experiences in numerous locations.
Garnette was loved by many and will be missed. She was preceded in death by her parents Lloyd and Mary Nichols, brother and sister in law Ward and Chris Nichols, sister and brother in law Glee and Harold Dickinson.
Nick is survived by her husband Paul “Casey” Stengel of Miles City, two sons; Paul Jr. (Merle) Stengel of Lewistown, MT and David (Roberta) Stengel of Missoula, MT, her twin brother Gerald (Fern) Nichols of Bemidji, MN and two grandchildren; Aaron and Kassi.
Visitation will be held on Monday, January 9, 2006 with the family to receive friends from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 11:00 am at the First Presbyterian Church in Miles City. Interment will follow at the Eastern Montana Veterans cemetery in Miles City.
Should friends desire, the family suggests memorials be made to Holy Rosary Hospice; 2600 Wilson, Miles City, MT 59301, R.O.C.K.S., or to the Custer County Scholarship Fund.

Jesse Daniel Erlenbusch
Jesse Daniel Erlenbusch, age 22, of Miles City passed away on April 16th in Miles City, Montana as a result of an automobile accident.
Jesse was born in Miles City, MT on May 21, 1983, the son of Bruce and Tamara (Rogers) Erlenbusch. He attended grade school in Glendive and in Washington State before moving to Vancouver, WA where he attended High School. In 2003, Jesse moved back to Miles City and worked at Wendy’s. He left for Clearfield Utah, where he attended Job Corps and came back to Miles City again in 2005. He enrolled at Miles Community College in fall of 2005 and had just recently been accepted into the Nursing program in Glendive to further his education. Jesse loved rap music, skateboarding, helping others and doing community volunteer work. He had a great love for Jesus Christ and had read the entire bible when he was 19. He was always smiling and asking people if they were having a great day and telling people to have a beautiful day and God Bless!
Jesse is survived by his parents; Bruce Erlenbusch and Tamara Erlenbusch, two brothers; Jeremy and Jack Erlenbusch all of Miles City and his grandparents Lorraine Rogers of Miles City and Harold Erlenbusch of Cohagen, MT.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 19, 2006 with the family to receive friends from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the chapel of Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, April 20, 2006 at 11:00 am at the Grace Bible Church in Miles City, MT.
Memorials may be made to the family to help with funeral expenses, c/o Bruce Erlenbusch; 504 N. Cottage, Miles City, MT 59301.

William A. "Bill" Helm
William A. “Bill” Helm, age 77, of Miles City passed away at Holy Rosary Hospital on March 7, 2006 from complications due to Parkinson’s Disease.
Bill was born on June 9, 1928 to Johann and Eva “Schneider” Helm on the family ranch north of Angela, Montana in the Wason Flats community in Garfield County. He completed grade school in country Purewater School and graduated from Garfield County High School in Jordan, Montana in 1946. After graduating, he helped his father farm and ranch and also helped with lambing on the L.R. Jordan ranch. He was employed for two winters by Logan Hardware in Brockway, Montana and while there they sent me to a short course in International Harvester truck and tractor maintenance in Billings, Montana in 1948. He was quite impressed as a teenager to help his father trail cattle to the Northern Pacific railroad horseback in Brockway, Montana as well as trail horses with a neighbor in Miles City. Bill served in active duty in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict in Alaska from March of 1953 until he was honorably discharged in 1954. Bill then enlisted in the United States Army Reserves where he served until June of 1961. Bill married Violet I. Schlepp on July 12, 1952. She passed away on January 12, 1982. They farmed and ranched for 30 years and built some rental property in Miles City and also built a new house after selling the ranch to son, Bill Jr. and moved into Miles city after semi-retiring. He then married Dorothy Hansen in September of 1992.
Bill served on the board of trustees of Garfield county School District 16 for 25 years. He served on the Garfield County A.S.C.S. County Committee, Garfield County Fair Board, Farmers Union Elevator Board of Circle, Montana and served many years on the Church Council. Bill was a life member of the VFW Post #1579 in Miles City, the First Lutheran Church and the Eagles post 1085. Bill enjoyed yard work, reading, traveling, dancing but most of all spending time with his grandchildren.
Bill is survived by a son, William E. “Bill” Helm and his wife Floreta of Angela, MT; two daughters: Linda L. Douglas and her husband Doug of Malta, MT; Lucinda L. Dutton and her husband Leo of Helena, MT; four stepsons: Greg Temple and his wife Vicki of Glendive, MT; Dan Temple of Phoenix, AZ; Jim Temple and his wife Joan of Glendive, MT; and Tom Temple and his wife Amy of Glendive, MT; two brothers: John Helm of Miles City, MT and Gerhard Helm of South Miles City, MT; six grandsons and eight step grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters: Eva Kamback and Anna Leidholt; three brothers: Ted Helm, George Helm and Godfrey Helm; two granddaughters: Sarah Mae and Elizabeth Kay Helm.
Visitation will be held on Friday, March 10, 2006 at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, March 11, 2006 at 10:30 a.m. at the First Lutheran Church in Miles City. Interment will follow in the family lot in the Custer County cemetery with full military honors provided by VFW Post #1579.
Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the First Lutheran Church Radio Ministry, PO Box 368, Miles City, MT 59301.

Clarence B. Hand
Col. (Ret USAF) Clarence B. Hand, 86, born May 18, 1919, passed away quietly in his home (Lee’s Summit, MO), Tuesday, October 4, 2005. He was preceded in death by his wife Betty Jane (Allen) Hand, his sister Florence Maguire, brother, William Hand and his parents George and Rose Hand.
Clarence attended Custer County High School with his twin brother, Bill, and graduated in 1937. He went onto attend the College of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minn. During the summers, while in college, he and his brother attended flight training at Frank Wiley Field, Miles City, MT, both earned their private pilot license. Later, Clarence would become an Army Air Corps Cadet (90-day wonder) and then graduate from the Cadet program earning his wings and a commission as a Second Lieutenant. He would then go on to fly light bombers for coastal defense, eventually taking the first wave of long-range heavy bombers across the Atlantic flying South to Brazil and then onto Africa.
While on home leave, Clarence married Betty Jane Allen, June 1943 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Miles City, MT. Clarence and Betty Jane had worked together at Foster Drug in Miles City. They would eventually travel together for more than thirty years to numerous locations throughout the world. Betty Jane was a 1940 graduate of Custer County High School and attended Custer County Junior College.
Following World War II Clarence returned to Miles City, MT. With the outbreak of the Korean War he was recalled to Active Duty Status and was stationed in England, RAF Fairford. When Clarence returned to the Continental United States, he served with various US Air Force commands in South Carolina, Texas, Philippines, Virginia, Vietnam, Washington D.C., and Missouri. Clarence achieved the rank of Colonel serving 35 years of active duty as a combat pilot. He retired in 1976 from Richards Gebaur AFB, Kansas City, MO.
He earned several honors during his Air Force career among them were; Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star Medal, Air Medal w/one Oak Leaf Cluster.
He leaves behind his loving family. His sons William A. Hand of Reston, VA, Col (Ret USAF) Charles B. Hand of Spokane, WA, Maj (Ret USAF) George E. Hand of Newnan, GA and his daughter Rose Marie Hand of Lee’s Summit, MO. He also leaves behind his sister, Irene Roberts of Helena, MT. He was loved and will be missed by his 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
A Vigil service will be held on Friday, Oct 7th at 7:00 pm. at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, Oct. 8th, at 10:00 am at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Rite of Committal will follow in the Calvary cemetery in Miles City.

Lizbeth Gwin
Lizbeth Rockie Gwin, age 8, of Terry passed away on Saturday, October 2, 2004 at her home in Terry after a courageous battle with cancer since the age of 2.
Lizbeth was born in Billings, Montana on March 22, 1996, the daughter of Robert and Emelia (Montero) Gwin. She attended school in Terry and would have been in the third grade this year.
Lizbeth loved animals and enjoyed working in the rock shop with her parents. She helped design bracelets, necklaces and bolo ties.
Lizbeth is survived by her parents: Robert and Emelia Gwin of Terry, MT; and a brother, Bo Gwin of Billings, MT.
Visitation was held Sunday, October 3, 2004 at the family home in Terry. Family graveside services were held Monday, October 4, 2004 at the Prairie County cemetery in Terry.
Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the charity of ones choice.

Betty Lou Peterson
Betty Lou Peterson, age 77, of Wolf Point, passed away on Saturday, January 29, 2005 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was able to enter the gates of her Heavenly Home with her family by her side in Billings.
Betty Lou Peterson was born on March 31, 1927, in Mayville, North Dakota to Halfdan and Minnie Gilbertson. She attended school in North Dakota and later moved to Bagley, Minnesota where she graduated from High School. She attended Teacher Training School in Grand forks, North Dakota. Following Teacher Training, Betty taught in rural county schools out of Grand Forks, North Dakota. In 1948, she went west to Montana to teach at Volt School north of Wolf Point, Montana. During this time, she met and fell in love with Robert Peterson, who she later married on April 7, 1949.
Bob and Betty made their home 28 miles north of Wolf Point on the family farm. Betty was a woman of strong faith and lived her life accordingly. She was raised and lived her life with the belief to be caring, loving, and kind to others. Betty was always there for her children by being a loving and attentive mother. She enjoyed raising a garden, canning, baking, reading, dancing, crocheting rugs and afghans. Betty also had a love for antiques and enjoyed collecting them. Her Norwegian bakes goods were always a favorite. Betty had a twinkle in her eyes and made many happy memories for her family and friends. She will be deeply missed.
Betty was preceded in death by her sons Wayne and Arne Peterson, her parents and brother Harlan Gilbertson.
She is survived by her husband Bob Peterson, her son Wesley Peterson (Siri), daughter Margie Prokop (Ron). Her grandchildren are Dirk (Alanna) Peterson, Andrea Peterson, Garrett, Logan, and Carson Prokop, and Great Grandson Brendan Peterson.
The family would like to thank Big Sky Hospice, Dr. Tom Purcell, Deaconess Hospital and staff who gave excellent care to Betty. Also, a heartfelt thank you to all friends and relatives for your letters and calls.
Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held at the First Lutheran Church in Wolf Point on Friday, February, 4, 2005 at 3:00 pm. Inurnment will follow at a later date.

Julia Ann "Tiny" (Phillips) Schriock
Julia Ann "Tiny" (Phillips) Schriock, age 68, passed away on Monday, October 31, 2005 in Ogden, Utah.
Julia was born the daughter of Dr. Craig E. and Julia (Stiver) Phillips on July 8, 1937 in Forsyth, Montana. She grew up and attended school in Forsyth, graduating in 1955.
She was united in marriage to Lavern Schriock on August 20, 1955 in Forsyth. To this union three children were born.
Julia is preceded in death by her parents.
She is survived by her son Ralph Schriock of Mizumaki, Japan; her two daughters, Kay (Bob) Seamons of Ogden, Utah and Joy Waterbury of Ogden, Utah; her grandchildren, Debbie Kaylynn Hamilton, Shay Douglas Hamilton, Robbie Seamons and Lexie (Brad) Gillman; great grandchildren, Bradan and Ali Gillman; her sisters, Mary Kay (Bill) Roath of Big Fork, Montana and Joyce (Dick) Rash of Des Moines, Iowa; her brother, Dr. James (Nancy) Phillips of Bellevue, Washington.
Our mother, grandmother, sister was a beautiful woman whose life was forever changed when she was afflicted with encephalitis during the early years of her marriage.
Growing up in Forsyth, “Tiny” Phillips was active in school, church, and the community. She loved music, her friends, and her family. All were affected by her tragic illness.
Although her children were young when she became ill, they loved her very much. Most of Julia’s adult life was spent in nursing facilities, and the family will always be grateful to the Montana State Hospital, the Utah State Hospital, and Mountain View health Services for her care.
Julia’s life brought many lessons. Even in sickness, those who knew and cared for her were touched by her gentle spirit, and we are all better people for having shared in her journey. She taught us that life, though sometimes difficult, is a gift.
We give thanks for the gift of Julia Ann “Tiny” (Phillips) Schriock

Robert Edwards
Robert L. “Bob” Edwards, our beloved husband and father, passed away on March 21, 2005 at the age of 62 in Jordan, MT.
Robert L Edwards was born on Dec. 10, 1942. He was raised at his parent's ranch north of Jordan MT where he lived until the age of 17. He enlisted in the Navy proudly serving his country for six years before coming back to Montana. Bob spent the next 14 years working on ranches in eastern Montana. When he broke his back, recovery took awhile and he was unable to continue cowboying. For the next 13 years Bob drove truck back and forth across the United States. In 2000, he switched to ranching north of Jordan.
In his lifetime he worked hard at everything he did. He had a way of seeing things that others missed when it came to kids, animals, and people in general. He had a way with the animals and understood what it took to make them understand what he wanted. Some call it "reading between the lines". He could tell you where the deer would be during hunting season, which coulee the cows were in when no one else could find them. He knew a lot more than he ever let on. Of course you had to work sometimes to get him to talk. Very direct questions worked the best. It did make it hard on the kids. They had to work pretty hard to "get things past him". Hiding anything from Dad was almost impossible and getting his opinion was at best obscure.
Mechanical, he was not. If found with a screw driver or wrench someone had to go fix what he fixed. We had a truck with a loose screw in the window crank handle. It was a bit stripped. If it was tighten just right everything worked just fine. Due to our fine roads, we would have to tighten it once a month or so. Once Bob went out with a screw driver and "fixed the handle". The handle was back on but the window would not come down and the door would not open from the outside. After someone readjusted the screw a bit, everything worked again. Even when he was trucking, the kids and animals were important, we would receive instructions almost daily on what to do and when. For years we had lambs, we bought and sold them regularly. His favorite joke with the girls when they were teenagers in Billings was to invite the city slicker boyfriends to castrate. Just as they were getting used to castrating and not turning green at the gills, he would wave the nasty castrator under their nose and say something like "I hope you don't plan on any funny stuff with my daughter". Usually they would run off and not come back for a week or even longer. Those girls quit bringing their guys around when they heard we were "taking care of the buck lambs"! He loved the horses. But true to form, when he had to quit riding horses, Mr. D was retired to the pasture. He said that no one could ride him because he was a hand full and we weren't good enough riders yet. Every time we caught the horses and had extra riders, he would him and haw but come up with one excuse or another and Mr. D would not be ridden. However, one day no one asked. It took our bravest daughter to just saddle up and ride HIS horse. She made a surprising discovery; Mr. D was not wild at all, not even after not being ridden for a year. He was a very smo-o-oth rider. In fact, he was so smooth all the kids started riding Mr. D. He is an exceptional horse! All Bob did was show a sly grin. We were all snookered on this one!
Bob was preceded in death by his father King, and his mother Betty. He is survived by his wife Linda Edwards, six children; Patrick, Debbie, Shanna, Snuffy, Johanna, and Shay, twelve grandchildren; Michael, LaDonna, Jordan, Patrick, Donna, Ashley, Tenea, Jonathon, Patrick, Saharae, Loren, Sylvia, and two great grandchildren Sheyenne & Alexis.
Funeral Services will be held Saturday, March 26, 2005, 1:30pm at the VFW Hall, Jordan MT. Interment will follow at the Pioneer cemetery in Jordan. A Memorial Service will be held in Billings MT on Saturday, April 2, 2005 at the Atonement Lutheran Church; Wicks & Lake Elmo Dr at 1:30 pm, refreshments will be served.
If desired, memorials may be made to Help for Homeless Pets; Box 1282, Billings, MT 59103 or to the charity of ones choice.

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