Ashley Ceaser Bigleggins, AKA Kojak Shyface, 34, of Wolf Point died June 30, 2025, in Wolf Point. He was born March 16, 1991, in Poplar to Patricia Ann Shyface and Curtis Bigleggins. He is survived by his spouse, Kate RunsThrough; and his seven children: his oldest from Miya Smith is Amrah Smith; then with Clarissa Muniz, he has two sons, Quincy Shyface and Ceaser Shyface, and a daughter, Kaylohni Shyface; and with Tyray Bird, he has two daughters, Amora Shyface and Rosilee Shyface, and a son, Dean D Bird. He lived for a while in Glendive and worked at Dickey’s BBQ , RJ’s Burger and Taco John’s. He also worked for Bryce Kirk, who was a good friend. He was a loving and caring man who loved his children, friends and family very much. He was a happy person, always being goofy and, smiling all the time. He was

David Keith Brown, a proud veteran of the U.S. Navy, passed away on the evening of 6 July, 2025, at the age of 86 at the Faith Lutheran Home in Wolf Point, Mont. The son of Clarence and Beulah Brown, he was born in Helena, Mont. David grew up in Vida, Mont., and graduated from Wolf Point High School in Montana before heading off into the Navy. He was an Aircraft Maintenance Shop (AMS) technician and supervisor from 1957 to 1977. He valued this service highly and rose through the enlisted ranks until finally attaining his commission as a Chief Warrant Officer 02. During his 20 years of service, he was stationed at Naval Air stations in San Diego, Calif.; Cubi Point, Philippines; Agana, Guam; Whidbey Island, Wash.; Imperial Beach, Calif.; and Alameda, Calif. He was attached to 'Air wings' on the Aircraft Carriers Constellation, Ticonderoga, Coral Sea and Oriskany. His military decorations include the Navy Unit Commendation, Good Conduct Medal (4), National Defense Service Medal (2), Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Vietnam Service Medal (3 bronze stars) and the Vietnam