Ellen Anne Robinson, 85, of Richey died Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026, at Billings Clinic Hospital in Billings. She was born July 15, 1940, as a miracle baby to Fred and Frances Phillips of Livingston. In her adolescence years, she participated in FHA, cheerleading, chorus, FTA and junior and senior plays. She married Philip Robinson Jr. on Nov. 26, 1958. A few short years later, the two of them made their home in Richey. Their home was a sanctuary of warmth rooted in a small community of good people, great compassion and endless support. She was known affectionately as the “Sports Grandma” to her children, grandchildren and their teammates. She never missed an event. Her hands were rarely still — whether she was crafting, sewing or crocheting personalized treasures for every special occasion. She had a unique talent for transforming simple materials into cherished keepsakes. She was also known for being a “tough cookie” with a gentle soul. She dedicated her life to serving God and blessing others. Her garden was an extension of her worship. She is survived by her children Roberta Robinson of Warren, Mich.; Rob Robinson of Joliet, Andy Robinson of Las Vegas, Nev, Lenny Robinson of Livingston, Tim Robinson of Baker and Sue Veroye of Glendive; and many great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and her four siblings. Funeral services were held Friday, Feb. 20, at the Richey Senior Center. Rite of Committal followed at the Richey Cemetery.

Tania Rae Feather, 56, of Fort Kipp died at her home on Feb. 18, 2026. She was born in Devil’s Lake, N.D., to Gloria Buck Elk and Bruce Feather. She attended schools in both Culbertson and Billings. She worked at various motels in both Billings and Minot, N.D. She had two daughters, Jaquinta Ward and Eloise William, and a son, Spirit Feather. She took great joy in being a mother and grandmother, always sharing photos and stories of her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed listening to music, taking pictures, watching cooking shows and spending time on Facebook. Being one of the eldest siblings among her cousins, she always made sure to take care of her siblings and cousins. She had a huge heart and never could tell anyone no or turn anyone away. She is survived by her her children, Jaquinta Ward, Eloise William and Spirit Feather; four grandchildren; mother, Gloria Buck Elk; and sister, Mellissa Feather. Funeral services were held on Thursday, Feb. 26, at the James Black Dog Center. Interment was at Fort Kipp Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with arrangements.

she has spearheaded letter writing efforts and attempts to contact Montana’s congressional delegation for help. While the event was an unqualified success, the future remains uncertain for Orozco and his family, “We will continue to stand by this family and help them as much as we can,” Nordlund said. “I encourage everyone to continue to reach out to our elected officials and encourage