Funeral services for Robin Hammar were conducted 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 26, 2024, at Scobey Lutheran Church. Interment followed at the Daniels County Cemetery in Scobey. On Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024, Robin Joan Hammar, surrounded by friends and family, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. Robin was born on Aug. 19, 1956, in Scobey to James and Shirley Hellickson. The second of six children, and the oldest of four sisters, Robin attended Scobey Elementary and then Scobey High School, graduating in 1974. She had many jobs growing up, helping around the house and various other places. After high school, she attended Miles Community College, where she lived with her uncle and aunt, Jack and Joyce Cavanaugh. On Dec. 13, 1975, Robin married Donald Ray Hammar on a chilly 25 below zero day. They were married for 11 years before having their first-born child, Chance Lloyd, in 1986. A few years later, she had her second child, Joseph Lars, on her birthday in 1989. She was “Grandma Sadie” to her three grandchildren, Knox Anderson, Kain Stratton and Elijah Jayden, and countless others she helped babysit and raise over her many years. No kid, regardless of whose they were, went away from “Grandma Sadie’s” bored or hungry. Robin worked in Scobey her whole life, including OK Hardware, Grain Growers, Handran’s Home Center and Daniels Memorial Hospital. One of her most rewarding jobs she had was an aide with Scobey Schools. She loved every one of the kids that came through her room at the high school. Robin loved children, baking, the Lord and the Scobey community. Her love-language was serving others. She was a Scobey Fire Wife for 43 years, which she was very proud of. She also loved her church. She was the “gravy

Michael “Mikey” Quinn Main, Tatanka Duta Mani (Red Walking Buffalo), 21, died Jan. 18, 2024, at his home in Poplar. He was born March 5, 2002, in Glasgow. He grew up in Poplar where he attended school. He graduated from Poplar High School in 2020 and proudly earned varsity letters, accomplishments and accolades in football and basketball. He was also very deadly on the quads in drumline. His first job out of high school was working at Frostee’s. He then went on to work with Fort Peck Tribes on the fencing crew and then moved on to working with the Fort Peck Tribal Courts as a bailiff and process server. At the time of his death, he was employed as a SORNA officer with the Fort Peck Tribes and had recently finished Tribal Probation Academy training. He had an infectious personality. His laughter always brought everyone together and lifted everyone’s spirits. He enjoyed being an outdoorsman and liked fishing and hunting. His favorite hobby was working with his

Edgar Jones, 67, of Poplar died Jan. 15, 2024, in Billings. He graduated from high school May 16, 1977. He then enlisted in the Army as a nuclear specialist from 1979– 1983. After being discharged from the Army, he went on to graduate from the Fort Peck Community College, earning his associate of arts in general studies in May 1997. He then enrolled in Rocky Mountain College. He graduated in 2001, earning his associate and bachelor’s degrees in the process. He loved family and friends. He was often seen around one or the other. His humor and personality was infectious to those who found themselves in his company. He enjoyed watching sports, mainly football and basketball. His favorite football team being the Minnesota Vikings and his favorite basketball team being the LA Lakers. Also, he was often seen watching his favorite TV shows, Law & Order, NCIS, and various other shows. He was always seen carrying a Mountain Dew. It was his all-time favorite drink