26 May 2022

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Lloyd Heser

Lloyd Heser


Early morning on May 14, 2022, Lloyd Patrick Heser, 82, peacefully passed away at Advanced Health Care in Mesa, Ariz., surrounded by the love of his family. Lloyd was born in Wolf Point, Mont., on Sept. 8, 1939. He was the third child of Frank and Faye Heser, arriving shortly after twin brother Floyd. Lloyd graduated from Wolf Point High School and served in the Army during the Korean Conflict. On April 5, 1964, married Sharon Udland. They were married for 38 years until Sharon’s death in 2003. Lloyd was a service technician at Farmers Union Oil (now Agland). Lloyd passed his love for horses on to his daughter, son and nephews. Weekends were spent moving cows, riding in wagon trains, working brandings and taking care of the horses. He had a special knack for nurturing injured horses back to health. Lloyd enjoyed traveling to the Denver Stock Show, trips to Arizona and South Dakota to visit “the kids,” and was a member of the Elks and American Legion. Every year ,he participated in the Stampede weekend activities and was the 2007 Grand Marshal. In 2006, Lloyd was blessed with a new heart. He understood the importance and responsibility of such a gift and was grateful. Lloyd was preceded in death by his wife, Sharon; parents, Frank and Faye Heser; sister, Ella Mae Stolen; and brother, Floyd Heser. Lloyd is survived by daughter, Cindy (Rob) Esparza; son, Rick (Jennifer) Heser; sister, Betty Moore; brother, Kenneth (Agnes) Heser; in-laws, Joan Heser, Barb (Dave) Cundiff, Tom (Audrey) Udland, Terry (Kathy) Udland, Candy (Jerry) Slavec and Christy (Frank) Richard; five grandchildren, Amanda Emerson, Seth Heser, Paige Esparza, Cole Heser and Destiney Esparza; great-granddaughter, Ardon Emerson; and many nieces, nephews and cousins. The date of the celebration of life will be advised. Memorials in Lloyd’s name may be sent to: Angel Horses Inc., PO Box 20797, Billings, MT 59104, angelhorsesmt. org. (Paid Obituary)

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the Poplar School District. 
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the Poplar School District. His top 10 tips for success to the graduates included: 1. Don’t be afraid to be successful; 2. Failing will happen. Welcome it and pick yourself up; 3. Success is an option. Either you are going to grab it or not; 4. Don’t forget that the world is full of mean people. Surround yourself with good company; 5. Don’t be selfish, give back; 6. Be forgiving and compassionate;

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Point High School  nt i

Point High School nt i


g Wolf Graduation Sunday, May 29 5:00 P.M. Wolf Point High School Class Motto: “ Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” — Dr. Seuss Class Flower: Alstroemeria Meaning of Class Flower: Meaning of friendship, love, strength and devotion. Represents mutual support and the ability to help each other through the trials and tribulations
19 May 2022

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Lustre School Celebrates  Graduates During Ceremony

Lustre School Celebrates Graduates During Ceremony


With appreciation of what Lustre Christian School provided them, five students graduated from the high school on Sunday, May 15. Salutatorian Kaleb Hoversland said that during the past four years, he and other students learned a great deal whether it was in chapel or math class. “We learned how to handle things through Christ,” Hoversland said. Other lessons have included never giving

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Buffalo United Project Provides  Lessons For Poplar Students

Buffalo United Project Provides Lessons For Poplar Students


The Buffalo Unity Project keeps serving as a great learning avenue for Poplar’s seventh-grade students. Morgan Norgaard, principal of Poplar Middle School, said the program is currently in its fourth year and in the process of putting together its annual documentary. An exciting part of the project this year was students establishing a medicine wheel. The middle school woodshop students

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