Anthony Joseph Lee Friskey “T.J.”, 25 of Wolf Point died Jan. 25, 2024. He was born on Jan. 24, 1999, in Glasgow to LeRoy Friskey and Landin White-Hawk. He grew up in Wolf Point and Williston where he attended school. He enjoyed listening to music, hanging out with friends and family. He loved to go visit his grandparents, Winnie and Darwin. He also enjoyed hunting, fishing and playing pool. He is survived by his parents, LeRoy Friskey and Landin WhiteHawk, both of Wolf Point; brothers, Aaron Friskey, Duane Youngbird, Reginald “Gus” Youngbird, Mervin Garfield Jr., Shane Friskey and Adidas Friskey; sister, Arayah Friskey; grandparents, Darwin and Winnifred Schafer of Wolf Point and Eddie Friskey of South

Robert Albert Montclair III, “Lil Guy,” 47, of Poplar died Jan. 22, 2024, in Billings. He was born June 4, 1977 in Billings to Naomi J. Montclair and Robert Montclair Jr. He was the seventh of 10 children born to Naomi. He had his own special bond with each and every sibling, especially his should-have-been twin sister, Melissa. He graduated from Flandreau High School in 1996. After he graduated, he enlisted into the Marine Corps in 1997. On Valentine’s Day of 1998, he met Jennifer Haugen, whom he was with until his death. They had seven children together. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He loved to collect anything that caught his eye, things such as rings, rocks, miniature anything, toys and, of course, his baby Yoda. He guy enjoyed playing basketball and soccer with his sister Melissa and playing cards with his siblings. He is survived by his mother, Naomi Montclair; wife, Jennifer Haugen; five sons, Travis, Bobby, Hunter, Cruise and Payton; daughter, Selena; sisters, Lulla, Melissa and Heather; adopted sister, Lelani Reddog; brothers, Curtis and Conrad; and half-brothers, George and Ezra Montclair. He was preceded in death

Royce Aaron McClammy, “Mnoga Mani,” “Walking Buffalo Bull,” 44, of Billings died Jan. 28, 2024. He was born on July 24, 1979, to George McClammy Jr. and Connie (Dionne) Stump in Wolf Point. He had a natural talent for creativity and working with his hands. After graduating from Wolf Point High School, he studied at Fort Peck Community College and worked in many skill areas of construction. He was an avid Pittsburgh Steelers fan who never passed up the opportunity to let opposing fans know that the Steelers were better. He loved music, hot pork rinds and was an excellent sketch artist. He could make anyone laugh with his sense of humor and quick wit. His smiles and laughter were contagious. Anyone who met him couldn’t help but like him. He was a protector and confidant to anyone lucky enough to call him friend. He is survived by his children, Joshua Nieskens and