Patrick Francis Wilkinson, lover of laughter and good mischief, left his earthly body on Nov. 19, 2025. He was a long-time scaredy cat of all things spooky. Despite this, his spirit will relish any opportunity to return in ghostly form for one good and final laugh. If he “owed you one”, consider yourself at the top of his “Haunt List.” He was born on Feb. 18, 1971, to Patricia “Pat” and Bruce Wilkinson. His life was filled with forever friendships, humor, animals, nature and as free as possible of ghosts. In the spring of 2012, Patrick met his Vida gal, Brandi Lynn Laubach. Dear friends, Carol Hackley, Marvin and Jeff Presser, conspired to get the two together — with no objections from Brandi. He said he 'got tired of running' from her and the two started dating in October of 2012. Patrick enjoyed wooing her with pickup rides down by the river and on the back roads around Highway 528. They spent beautiful evenings fishing the Missouri, as well. To Brandi's surprise, and everyone else's, Patrick proposed marriage down by the river one spring evening in 2014. He asked Brandi to marry him in perfect Patrick form — he said, she 'better go buy a white dress.' The two married on her family farm on June 13, 2015. They settled in Wolf Point, worked, volunteered and spent time with family as any couple would. However, in 2022, Patrick began noticing some strange issues with his balance and the use of his left arm. Those symptoms worsened and other symptoms affecting his voice and gate began to show. Still, Patrick kept working with only one arm and strength that was disappearing. Brandi feared the worst — seeing the same symptoms in him as she had in her dad, Lynn Laubach. On March 7, 2023, Patrick was diagnosed with the same disease as his father-in-law — a death sentence — ALS, also known

Wayne Webster Jr., 78, died Nov. 28, 2025, at Billings Clinic Hospital He was born on June 29, 1947, in Williston, N.D., to Wayne Sr and Lillian Webster. He grew up on the family farm west of Froid. He attended Froid School and graduated from there in 1965. The following summer, he entered into the Navy. He was a Vietnam veteran, traveling around the world to placed such as Japan and Korea. He was honorably discharged in 1968. He worked his whole life working various jobs such as with railroad out of Harlowtown, lumberjack, P& P roustabout, lawyer, custom combining, ranch hand for Milo and Karen Stangeland, Larry Davidson, Tony Anderson and A.J. Johnson, bartender at Hey John’s and The Mint Bar. He and his buddy Rod ran the Mint Bar by themselves the winter of 2019. He attended Fort Peck Community College. He was a candidate for justice of the peace in 2018. He was a member of the Medicine Lake Legion Club and the Rod & Gun Club. His hobbies and interests included hunting, fishing, collecting coolers, visiting