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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2016 I A7 THE MONTANA STANDARD Lighted Wayrynen- Richards DAVIS Mr. Ar- lie James Davis passed away Sunday morning at his home. Cremation has taken place. Memorial services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock in Wayrynen-Richards Funeral Home. Entombment of ashes will be in Mountain View Cemetery.

Marty (Heidi) Gagnon of Bozeman, and Shawn Gagnon of San Francisco. Great-grandchildren include Brooke Anderson of Bozeman, Logan Anderson of Rapid City, Mallory Best of Rapid City, Shaimera Best of Helena, and Kylie and Matt Gagnon of Bozeman. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews with whom she enjoyed close relationships. Mom will be missed by many, but the memories she built will live on. Funeral Services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday in St. Peter's Catholic Church. Interment of ashes will follow in New Hill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations in Vivian's name may be made to Meals on Wheels of Anaconda, co Metcalf Senior Citizens Center, 115 E. Pennsylvania Ave.

Anaconda, Montana 59711; Anaconda Community Hospital, 401 W. Pennsylvania Anaconda, Montana 59711; or to the charity of your choice. Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com. Vivian Doris Gagnon, 93 Vivian Doris Gagnon, 93, a lifetime resident of Anaconda, died July 7, 2016, in Rapid City, South Dakota, where she had moved to be close to her daughter, Connie, and son-in-law. She was born April 19, 1923, in Driggs, Idaho, to Clifford and Veldon Smith.

She was the second of five children, including four brothers, Don, Wayne, Del and Marvin, all of whom preceded her in death. She moved to Anaconda as a child and lived in town until age 13 when the family moved to the West Valley (Smithville). Viv is a graduate of Anaconda High School. She married Leonard E. Gagnon on Jan.

21, 1940, in Anaconda. They were together for 72 years, until Len passed away in 2012. Family and home were the center of Viv's universe. She loved daily summer horseback rides with Connie, Sandy, her adult friends as well as friends of Connie and Sandy time!) A beautiful yard and gar -den reflected Viv's green thumb. She loved sharing plant starts with others.

Many were the recipients of garden produce raised by her. She spent hours picking raspberries, again sharing them fresh or in the form of freezer jam she seemingly made by the ton. No seamstress outdid Viv. She developed the enviable skill of looking at a garment in a store and replicating it perfectly for Connie. She could also knit like none other; she was a real "knit wit." (That is k-n-i-t wit.) Her kids and grandkids sported many creations made by her.

She knitted gorgeous white coats for both her daughter and daughter-in-law that were especially enjoyed and envied by others. Vivian is survived by two children, Connie (Jac-que) Best of Rapid City and Sandy (Harriet) Gagnon of Bozeman. She had four grandchildren, Marc (Suzanne) Best of Helena, Jodi (Shad Harford) Anderson of Rapid City, when the kids were growing up. Connie and Sandy have great memories of pack trips they took Gagnon with their parents and friends. An extremely shy person at heart, Viv avoided being in the limelight at public gatherings, although she did enjoy visiting with individuals and small groups at such functions.

Her delicious edible and decorative contributions were enjoyed at the many parties in Anaconda that she attended with Len. Vivian entertained at home frequently with style and grace and always in a way that made every guest feel welcome and appreciated. She was a great cook and baker and loved sending goodies home with her guests. Her artistically frosted sugar cookies were both beautiful and delicious. She was an expert povitica maker as well.

(We still miss that at Christmas ried for 62 years, until Bill preceded her in death in 2012. Maurine spent her last five Yelsa years in Richland and Kennewick, Washington, where she was cared for by her daughter Linda and later at Serenity Cove. The family gives them and everyone else who cared for Maurine their greatest gratitude. Maurine loved to dance. She met both Bud and Bill on the dance floor.

In 1958, she opened Maurine's Dance Studio in Anaconda, where she taught ballet, tap, jazz, modern dance, tumbling, and even breakdancing to generations of children. Her annual dance recitals gave her great joy and satisfaction and her costume closet was unrivalled. At 95 she was still tapping her feet to music. and District Judge James D. Freebourn.

He attended local grade and high Schools and graduated from college. He served in the U.S. Navy and was employed in the field of education. He was preceded in death by his parents; for Springs before moving to Butte in 1959. Arlie worked in the Butte mines for 24 years from 1964 until 1988 when he suffered a crippling fall down the Missoula shaft.

He had also worked fighting forest fires during the summer months. Davis Patrol reports the man was eastbound on BIA Route 1 just before 7:30 p.m. Monday when his mini-van went into the ditch. It traveled in the ditch for a distance, struck an approach and flipped end over end, landing on its roof. The man died at the scene.

His name has not been released. owen uounty If today, i MfarlnaeHw ncuiicauny Aug. 10, 2016 CASEY BOYLE 1 year. 12 months. 52 weeks.

525,600 minutes. Not a second has gone by without our thinking of you and wishing you were still here with us! We love you more today than yesterday, less than tomorrow. Love you to the moon and back! Mom and Dad In Loving Memory of my nephew, CASEY BOYLE, on his 1st Anniversary. Missing your texts, calls, and visits, but most of all missing YOU. Love, Aunt Col CASEY and KYLE our Brother and our Friend.

Missing you both on this 1st Anniversary. Tonight, Our Lady will shine for you and your memory will shine for all of us at the Burgman Boyle Alumni Classic! Love, Dan, Tom, Matt and Families In Loving Memory of my big brother, ROGER BOGGS, on his 1st Birthday in Heaven. Until I see you again, I will love and miss you. Tell mom and dad hi. Love, Sheri JIM MONROE, 17 years that you have been gone and we all miss you so much.

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org: www.ourladyofth-erockies.net No crime linked to remains MISSOULA There was no crime associated with the human remains discovered Monday during construction near Rattlesnake Elementary School, the Missoula County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday. Workers from Sirius Construction were trying to tap into a water line when they unearthed the remains at about 9:30 a.m. Monday, the sheriff's office said. A coroner from the Missoula County Sheriff's Office and a University of Montana anthropologist recovered the remains. 1800 Florence 723-3221 MICHAUD Funeral Mass for Mrs.

Mary Jo Michaud will be celebrated this morning at 10:00 AM in St. Ann's Catholic Church. Right of Committal willbe in Holy Cross Cemetery. uggan olan 723-3239 'We Care' 1805 Meadowlark Lane JONES Mr. Arlon B.

Jones passed away at his home in Anaconda on Monday morning surrounded and cared for by his loving family. In accordance with his requests, cremation has taken place at Butte Crematories. His obituary will appear in The Anaconda Leader. MCCARTHY Senator Beatrice "Bea" McCarthy, 81, of Anaconda, died on Monday, August 8, 2016. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 10:30 a.m.

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Obituaries of any length may be subject to editing. four years of bagging an elk during hunting season and he was ecstatic that he shot his elk and deer with his new rifle (an early Christmas present). Arlie enjoyed his frequent visits and phone calls from his great-nephew, Shane Salminen and his family. Cremation has taken place. Memorial services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock in Wayrynen -Richards Funeral Home and entombment of ashes will be in Mountain View Cemetery.

Express condolences at www.wayrynen richards. com or www.mtstandard. com. Billings hospital, but later transferred to Harborview, where he is being treated for a head injury. Pfeifle was at an altitude of about 12,200 feet when he was rescued.

He fell near the summit of the 12,808 foot peak, according to a press release from the Park County Sheriff's Office. The mountain is the highest peak in Montana. (Jim Bowman) of Portland, Oregon and Nathan Eggen (Adrian Soucek) of Seattle, Washington; and by her great-grandchildren Matthew, Hannah, Jonas, Noah, Lily, and Samuel Newland; Abby and Danny DeNike; and Jack and Luke Newton; and by many beloved nieces, nephews, and cousins. Maurine was a parishioner at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Anaconda. Friends and family are asked to join the family there on Aug.

12, 2016. A Rosary will be led at 10 a.m. and the Mass of the Resurrection will begin at 10:30 a.m. A reception will follow in the church hall. All are welcome to join the family.

Longfellow Finnegan Riddle Funeral Cremation Service is entrusted with Maurine's funeral arrangements. You may pay your condolences at www. longf ellowfmneganriddle com or go to www.mtstan-dard.com. and family; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins, both in-state and out-of-state At his request, there will be no services. Private family entombment of ashes will be held at the cemetery.

Duggan Dolan Mortuary has been entrusted with arrangements. Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com. Kraus and their children, Martique, Jeremy, Justin (Kelsey) Kraus. Also surviving are his special little buddies, Ava Kraus and Arli Kraus who Arlie was greatly honored to have the little guy named after him. Arlie loved his many hobbies including wood carving, boating, camping, fishing, hunting and coaching Sandy's Softball teams.

He was an avid Washington Redskins fan. He loved his four dogs, Skeeter, Bratley, Prince and Pedro. In November of 2015 Arlie and his latest hunting partners, Jeremy Kraus, Mark Kraus and Jay Bressette fulfilled Arlie's goal for the past Gregg. Rapid City Stevens High School's Tom Pfeifle runs in the 1600 meters during the 2015 AA State Track and Field Championship Meet. Pfeifle was injured in a fall on Granite Peak on Monday.

He is hospitalized at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. Pfeifle was rescued by helicopter on Monday afternoon and flown to a Maurine Yelsa, 95 Maurine A. (Johnson Hamry) Yelsa passed away on Aug. 4, 2016, in Kenne-wick, Washington. She was born on July 22, 1921, inHamilton, Montana to Hennes and Neota (Para) Johnson, the youngest of four children.

The family moved to Butte when Maurine was about 4. She graduated from Butte High School in 1939 and began working as a data input clerk. She married Olaf Hamry June 2, 1941, and they had two daughters, Linda (Eggen) and Mary Budette (Newton). After Bud passed in 1944, Maurine worked as a comptometer operator at the Texas Company and raised her daughters as a single mother during World War II with the support of her family. She remarried in 1950, to William Yelsa and moved to Opportunity.

The two were mar Harrison John 'Harry' Freebourn 81 Harrison John "Harry" Freebourn 81, passed away on Monday, Aug. 8, 2016. Cremation has taken place. Harry was born on Feb. 25, 1935, in Butte, Montana to Connie (Conway) Arlie James Davis, 78 Arlie James Davis passed away Sunday morning, Aug.

7, 2016, at his home in Butte following an extended illness. He was born in Page, North Dakota March 2, 1938, to Eugene Thomas and Ruby (Hendrickson) Davis. He was raised and educated in International Falls, Minnesota, where he entered the United States Navy in 1945. He traveled around the world twice before his honorable discharge in 1954. He worked as a mechanic and lumberjack in the White Sulfur Culbertson man dies in crash near Fort Kipp FORT KIPP (AP) A 63 -year-old Culbertson man was killed in a one ve -hicle crash near Fort Kipp, on the southeastern corner of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.

The Montana Highway Maurine was devoted to her family and enjoyed spending time with them, from local family gatherings, to regular visits to Butte to see her sisters, to road trips to visit more distant family. She will remembered for her loving nature and sweet disposition, her active life her love of fashion, and her sweet tooth. She was dearly loved and will be sorely missed. She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Harold; and her sisters, Catherine Buckley and Nettie Mae Hagenson. Maurine is survived by her daughters, Linda Hamry Eggen (Dale) of Richland, Washington and Mary Budette Hamry Newton of Post Falls, Idaho; by her grandchildren, April Newton DeNike (Spokane, Washington; Roy Newton (Lena) of Newport Beach, California; Marietta Eggen Newland (Nick Newland) of Redmond, Washington; Heather Eggen Bowman mer wives, Marilyn (Cava-naugh) Freebourn, Karen (Christenot) Freebourn, and Janice (O'Boyle) Freebourn; and his brother, Jim Freebourn.

Survivors include the O'Boyle family; his eight children, Harry, Debbie, Kim, Tami, Susie, Jim-mie, Jarrod, Brandy, and their families; sister-in-law, Margie Freebourn Arlie met the love of his life, Sandra Sedaris in 1974, and they have been together ever since. Also surviving are his brother, Raymond (Vernice) Davis of Brewster, Washington; nieces and nephews, Louis (Debbie) Salminen and their children, Larry (Candy) Salminen and their children, William (Julia) Salminen, Jeff Davis, Debbie Olsen, Tricia Lemons, Gene Davis; 16 great-nieces and nephews and over 40 great-great nieces and nephews. Also surviving are his special friends, Nickola West, Bernard West, Larry and Mathew Jensen, Mark and Amie Granite Peak climber in critical condition Thomas Craig Pfeifle, 19, of Rapid City, S.D., who fell Monday while climbing Granite Peak, was in critical condition Tuesday at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center, according to hospital spokesperson Susan (406) 723-3221 AXELSON Alternative Cremation 1440 Holmes Avenue, Butte MT 57901 494.4264 565.0069 AxelsonCreniation.com BUTTES ONLY FUNERAL HOME PROVIDING Community Center for Post Funeral Gatherings Free Aftercare Grief Counseling Free Obituary www.Wayrynen-Richards.com Pre-Arrangements Competitive Charges and Superior Service Cremation service offered at one affordable $1,27500 Axelson Alternative Cremation does not provide services for residents of.