Leslie Martin Hawk (Cidá Wicá, Hawkman), 24, of Wolf Point died Jan. 27, 2024. He was born in Wolf Point on Nov. 21, 1999, to David J. Hawk and Sonia Martell. His brothers were David Hawk, Jr., John Henry Hawk and one older brother. His sisters were Cheyenne Autumn Hawk, Mewissa Rivas Beale, Davetta Jo Hawk Crittenden and Deann Jeanette Hawk. He made it between 10th and 11th grade. He then got his GED and also did one semester of college. During his time in school, he enjoyed playing football and wrestling. He had many fond moments of these times. When he spent time in California going to school, he got to go to a Lakers game and loved that. His occupations were not many. He was a bagger at Albertsons, worked at Stoney Paths and helped out at the Wolf Point Liquor Market. He traveled with his friend Neal and family to Arizona, which was a very interesting trip and he got to see the Grand Canyon. He enjoyed having friends come over to jam out while smoking, having

Judith Greybear, 66, of Poplar died Jan. 29, 2024. She was born April 3, 1957, to Lottie E. Old Rock Grey-Bear and Wilferd Brien in Culbertson. She went to school in Poplar and graduated in 1976. After graduating, she found work at various jobs. She worked for the Fort Peck Tribes for over 40 years in different departments. She met Russell Dean Necklace in 1979. From this union, they were known as “Judy& Dean”, common law. They had three girls, LoriJo Lynn, D’Anna Faith and Krissandra Rose; and five grandchildren. She loved to cruise, which everyone dubbed her “Booze Cruise”, stopping to visit her many friends. When not cruising, she liked to go play machines or be at home playing Yahtzee or card games. She wouldn’t quit until she won. Then, friends and family would come visit. She was full of life, fun loving and there was never a dull moment with her. She was always laughing, and the friends she met would say

Aaron Lockman Asay, 39, of Dickinson died Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024. He was born in Wolf Point on Aug. 20, 1984, (during harvest time, much to Grandpa Willie’s dismay), the son of Marty Asay and Donna

Joan Gouldstone, 87, of Culbertson died Sunday Jan. 28, 2024, at the Sidney Health Center. She was born in Que Que, Rhodesia, Africa, on Aug. 28, 1936, to Harry and Cathrina Knoesen. She lived in Rhodesia until moving to Atlanta, Ga., in 1979 with her husband, Murray, and son, Craig. In Africa, she worked as an administrative assistant. While living in Georgia, she had various jobs including elderly care, floral design and doing demos for “Boars Head.” In 2014, she moved to Culbertson to live closer to her son. She loved Culbertson and it quickly became her “home.” She enjoyed going to the senior citizen gatherings where she made many friends. She attended Bethel Community Church. Her unwavering