Marvin Oliver Barstad, 84, died Saturday, March 26, 2022. He was born June 4, 1937, in Glasgow to Ingvar and Myrtle (Paulson) Barstad. He was proud to be a lifelong resident of the Glasgow community. He fouynd Georgia Krall in Culbertson and they were married on Aug. 12, 1962, and raised three sons. He hired on with the Great Northern Railroad at the age of 17. On March 9, 2000, Conductor Barstad was authorized to discard his timetable, rule book, safety shoes, railroad watch and pager after 45 years of unblemished service with the GN, BN and BNSF railroads. He was devoted to his family and, in particular, loved cheering on his many children and grandchildren in their sports and other school activities. He enjoyed long distance running, fishing and golfing with friends. He supported the Glasgow area community through the church, Sunday morning AA group and sustainment of public fitness facilities. He is survived by his wife,

Cheryl “Lee-Lee” Packineau, 71, of Wolf Point died March 23, 2022. She was born in Poplar and spent most of her life on the plains of northeast Montana. She was married to Willis Packineau for almost four decades. She was an avid bookworm with a penchant for murder mysteries. When most septuagenarians are afraid of technology, she kept track of her many nieces, nephews and grandchildren through Facebook, always adding a positive note to their many achievements and accomplishments. Her knowledge of history, music, art and pop culture made her a formidable Trivia Pursuit foe. She was a Yahtzee adding machine and was a master of multi-card bingo. She was an artist whose beadwork was well-known on the pow-wow circuit. She was a kind and caring grandmother who doted on her many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lee Willis Packineau; parents, Joseph and Elizabeth; sisters, Babe

Alisa Marie “Bones” Perry, 33, died Wednesday, March 16, 2022, at her family home in Poplar. She was born on April 28, 1988, to Vicki L. Perry and Ennis Russell, but was raised by her grandmother, the late Faye L. Perry, in Poplar. She had two daughters, McKenzie Faye (10) and Kendall Susan Charbonneau (seven). Her absolute favorite thing was being a mother and homemaker. Another favorite pastime was going “rummaging” with her grandmother and cousins. That passion eventually lead to them having their own yard sales or setting up every Saturday at the flea market in Poplar. She is survived by her daughters, McKenzie and Kendall Charbonneau; sister, Shelby Rose Renz; mother Vicky Perry of Williston, N.D.; father, Ennis Russell; step-father, Pete Martinez of Denver, Colo.; grandparents, Roberta “Bobby” Clincher of Laurel, Steven Clincher, Vernita Buckles, Irene Wilkinson, Leta Atkinson and Marian