Henry “Hank” Buckles, 66, of Regina, Sask., Canada, died June 7, 2026, in Regina. He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Virginia; children, Tashina, Kahteri and Jordan; three grandchildren; sibling’s brother, Dana Buckles; sister, Phoebe Blount; and son, Joey. He was predeceased by his parents, Suzanne (Joe) Jones and Raymond Buckles; sister, Corinne; and brother, Arlon Chapman. He had a lot of pride and dignity. He was a private man, honest, loyal, full of determination, loved writing poems and had a beautiful singing voice. He was a great father, husband, Poppy, friend, brother, uncle, nephew and cousin. He was good at giving nicknames. He followed the Catholic religion as his girls were baptized by the church. He also respected his traditional ways. With his health declining over the last few years, he still took time to enjoy life to the fullest with his baby, Kahteri (Kahturn), and the babies he helped raise: Jax (Jaxsi), Luxanna (Yaya) and Baby Brexton (Bushbomb Luscious Aloysius Bixby). His lifetime heroes were Elvis Presley, Muhammed Ali, Joe Nameth, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Fernando Valenzuela, Hank Aaron, Oscar dela Hoya, to name a few singers: Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Freddy Fender, Los Lonely Boys, Johnny Horton and George Jones. A funeral service was held Thursday, June 18, at the Frazer Community Hall with interment at the Oswego Presbyterian Cemetery.

Gregory Lorne Yellow-Hawk, 67, of Poplar died June 16, 2026. He was born on Aug. 11, 1958, to Alta Ruth Thundering Bear and Elmer YellowHawk Sr. As a young boy, he lived with his grandfather Jack YellowHawk and then later lived with his grandmother Adele Ironleggins. Growing up, he went to boarding school and traveled throughout many states. He had one son, Robert Lee YellowHawk, and raised and adopted many children throughout his life, loving them all like his own. He enjoyed doing puzzles and going to powwows. He always wanted to go on a long country ride and jam out to his old school music, including Meatloaf and The Eagles. He was married to Georgia “Cissy” for 40 years. He lived a great life leaving an impact on everyone he met. He is survived by his children, Robert, LaToya, Butterfl y, Christopher, Adele, Gabriel and his Babygirl Tanisha and T-Bear. He had many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, raising Michael, Kiaree and Laura, and two brothers. He was preceded in death by his brother, Jolly; sister, Adele; and grandchild, Ranae Jade. Funeral services were held on Monday, June 22, at the Poplar Cultural Center. Interment followed at Poplar City Cemetery.