Carolyn Ranae Flynn Lee, 71, of Glasgow died Nov. 13, 2025, at the Valley View Nursing Home. She was born Jan. 17, 1954, in Poplar, the first child of Jay Edwin and Mary (Vandall) Flynn. She attended the Wolf Point Catholic School through the fifth grade. Her mother then moved the family to California. It was in Colton, Calif., where she met and married Daniel Davis, who was from the state of Arkansas. Following the birth of her first child, Jason Allen Davis, the young family moved to Little Rock, Ark. When Jason was two years old, the family returned to California. She and Daniel later divorced. She was working as a waitress when she met Danny Kelley. Danny was a longhaul trucker based out of his hometown, Montrose, Colo. Once his employment took him to Kingston, Ariz., they married. They resided in Kingston for two summers, then relocated to Montrose. They welcomed her second child, Adam, during their time in Montrose. She worked as a waitress and Danny worked as a ranch hand for a local ranch. She was a crafty artist who could make any place a home with treasures from thrift

Ramona “Mona” Mae (Bedwell) Amundson, 73, died Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, at Francis Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow. She was born Oct. 1, 1952, in Glasgow to Jay and Ruby (Beauchman) Bedwell. She was the oldest of five children. In 1972, she was introduced to James Amundson by his brother, Terry. They took a liking to each other and were married on March 3, 1973. They resided in Glasgow raising their family — son, Kory, and daughter, Chantelle. In 1985, they moved to Denver, Colo., where Jim worked for the phone company. In 1990, he went to work for Nemont Telephone in Wolf Point. They eventually made their way back to their hometown of Glasgow. She went on to work at many different jobs. Each of the jobs she worked had one common theme — helping others. She was always involved in the communities they lived in. She served on several local and state boards. She co-chaired Relay for Life for many years. She was manager for Job Service in Wolf Point and Glasgow, retiring in 2010. She was active in her church, serving on multiple