Kyleen La’Rae BullChief “Holy Hawk Woman” (Ceda Waká Wiya), 33, of Poplar died June 8, 2021. She born June 30, 1987, to Marvin Clyde BullChief Jr. and Timilyn Russell. She was raised by her father Marvin BullChief Jr. and her mom Amanda BullChief. She was fortunate enough to have two mothers who loved her dearly. She enjoyed cooking, baking, eating, cake-making and decorating, listening to music, going to powwows, watching her daughters and niece dance and visiting family and friends. She could always make someone laugh with her crazy sense of humor, but most of all she enjoyed spending time with her daughters. She met Alfred “A.J. Iron Bear and they had two daughters, Ashlyn IronBear-BullChief and Daralyn BullChief. She also took his son, Alfred Iron Bear III, as her own. They were on and off throughout their lives. She had a niece, Jacora Youngman, who she took as her own. She is survived by mom, Amanda BullChief; mother, Timilyn Russell; daughters, Ashlyn and Daralyn Bull-Chief; niece/daughter, Jacora Youngman; sisters, Renae BullChief and Miranda Youngman; adopted sisters, Jen RedThunder and Winona Longee; brothers, Marvin BullChief III, Kyle Youngman, Bradley BullChief, Darris RedEagle and Quentin BullChief; and grandparents, Pauline Boxer and Andrew FourStar. Funeral services were held Monday, June 21, at the Poplar Cultural Center with interment at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Frazer. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel assisted with the arrangements.

Marjory Farver Legare passed away peacefully on June 14, 2021, at St. John’s Nursing Home, Billings, Mont. She will be remembered for her smile, conversation and years of unselfish service. Marj was born on June 6, 1931, in Scobey, Mont., to Lavilla Bird Borah and Niels Martin Farver. Marj was the oldest of her four siblings: Doris Jean Farver, Mary (Red) Urquhart, Howard (Ellen) Farver and Gerry (Marlys) Farver. Marj is preceded in death by Doris Jean, Mary and Howard. Marj graduated from Scobey High School in 1949. She graduated as a Registered Nurse from Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing in 1953 and started her lifetime of service. She worked at Daniels County Memorial Hospital in Scobey and Trinity Hospital in Wolf Point, Mont. She received numerous accolades, including Employee of the Year in 1989. Although Marj appreciated the recognition, her real joy was the love and friendships of the people she served over the years. She retired from nursing in 1996. Marj married Charles Edward “Eddie” Legare on Nov. 29, 1955. They lived in Montana and Washington and ultimately settled in Wolf Point. They loved and raised their three children: Don (Carol) Legare, Diane (Steve) Helberg and David (Paige) Legare. Marj dearly loved and enjoyed her grandchildren and great-grandchildren: Carson (Tierney), Jason (Kat), Stephanie, Kayleigh (Josh), Katie, Morgan, Riley, Emery, Jayden, Joeseph and Trinity. Marj was sustained by her faith in Jesus and enjoyed serving the Catholic Church. She attended the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Wolf Point. She served as a Catholic Daughter and taught CCD classes. She then attended St. Thomas Catholic Church after she moved to Billings in 2001. Marj is now with Jesus in Heaven, where she is undoubtedly smiling, talking and serving our Lord. She will be missed but remembered by those who loved her. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. on Aug. 13 at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Billings. She will be laid to rest next to Eddie at Sacred Heart Cemetery, Riverside, Mont. Condolences may be made at www.michelottisawyers. com. (Paid Obituary)

Gerard “Jerry” Schuster of Bozeman, Mont., formerly of Wolf Point, Mont., passed away at home on June 8, 2021. Jerry was born to Ed and Delia Schuster in Glasgow, Mont., on Aug. 21, 1945, and is survived by his wife, Theresa. Jerry spent many of his early years at St. Thomas in Great Falls, Mont. His favorite years in grade school, sixth through eighth grade, were those he spent on the family farm in Glentana. He graduated from the Richardton Abbey High School in North Dakota. His graduation from the University of Montana with a degree of D. Juris was interrupted by a twoyear stint in the Army that included a tour in Vietnam. As a member of the “Big Red One,” he attained the rank of Spec. 5. He began his law practice in Wolf Point and remained there for 40 years. He was considered one of the last of the “old-time lawyers” who welcomed his clients to his office, responded to community needs and was generous in providing his skills. He wore many “hats” in Wolf Point, often all at the same time. His positions included City attorney, deputy county attorney, federal magistrate and Fort Peck Tribal Appellate Court judge, as well as serving local individuals, businesses, and farmers and ranchers in his private practice. Jerry was an active member of Immaculate Conception Parish in Wolf Point. He served on the parish council, was a Eucharistic minister and a teacher and cooked many a fine meal at parish activities. Jerry was an avid member of Jaycees. He was one of the initial members of the 100 Club of Wolf Point that provided medical equipment to local health facilities. Jerry will be remembered for living life fully with a generous heart and patient spirit. His family was his joy and delight. He was dedicated to his work, his church and community. He felt strongly about the many good people and happenings in Wolf Point. His passion for cooking and silly humor enlivened many a gathering. Jerry whole-heartedly engaged in his semi-retired life in Bozeman, relishing the hiking, novice skiing, his new parish life, cooking for church, listening to music, enjoying good food and could often be found immersed in a good book. He is survived by his five adult children, Brian Schuster of Northbridge, Ma., Laura Mauger (Andrew) of Denver, Colo., Rachel Clutter (Chris) of Ellwood City, Pa, Maria (Mark) Munro-Schuster of Bozeman, Mont., and Michael (Shanna) Schuster of Schenectady, N.Y.; as well as five grandchildren, Tristn, Sophia, Shea, Auburne and Camden; his brother, Joe (Stevi) Schuster of Billings, Mont.; his sister, Doris Doyle of Seattle, Wash.; and his sister- in-law, Joyce Schuster of Glentana, Mont. He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister, Sr. Mae Schuster; and his brothers, Pete Schuster and Fr. Tony Schuster. Jerry’s vigil service was Sunday, June 13, at Dokken- Nelson Funeral Service. Funeral Mass was held Monday, June 14, at Resurrection Parish with burial at Sunset Hills Cemetery in Bozeman. In lieu of flowers, Jerry has asked that donations be given to your favorite charity. His favorite charities were Catholic Relief Services, Love Inc. of Bozeman and HRDC. Arrangements are in the care of Dokken-Nelson Funeral Service. www.dokkennelson. com. (Paid Obituary)