Randy Scott Rhoads, 72, of Huntley, formerly of Wolf Point, died July 17, 2026. He was born Aug. 4, 1953, in Wolf Point to Ezra “Zeke” and Darlene Rhoads. After graduating from Wolf Point High School, he moved to Billings for college. Shortly after, he moved back to Wolf Point to work at the bank, then moved to Malta to work at Delta Ford. Throughout his life, he was an entrepreneur through and through —from being a rodeo clown, repo-man, salesman, team roper, bar owner and much more. He married Juanita Kolczak in 1976 in Malta. They had two children, Jay and Tangie. During this time, they enjoyed team roping every weekend and fishing. They later parted ways. He moved to Malta, married Cindy Kent in 1982. They had one son, Travis. They separated and he later moved to Billings, where he eventually met Pam Gabel. Together, they built a beautiful house, shop and the Rhoadside Event Center. During their time together, they enjoying being snowbirds with adventures to their house in Arizona, enjoying the pool, sitting with wildlife, spending time together and listening to music.

Dee would like to let you all know that her work here on earth is done. She recently received a call, let’s just say it was an offer she could not refuse, for an appointment from which she will not be returning. This assignment comes with a reunion with family and friends; some she has not seen in a long time including her son Barry who was only on this earth for seven short days. No clocks where she is now … she will no longer have to wonder why she was the only one who shows up 30 minutes early. The food is delicious, and she will never gain an ounce plus nobody will question her decision to have crème brulee before the meal instead of after. She has also left detailed instructions for her children to celebrate her mission on earth, which has now been completed. Dee Delger Erickson came into this world on Feb. 5, 1939, in Fort Peck to parents Eddie and Louise Delger. Her father was one of more than 10,000 employed building the Fort Peck Dam as part of President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal. Our amazing mom learned a strong work ethic growing up in Wolf Point. She always had a job while attending high school. Soon after high school, she had another career as a farm wife. Dee and Marvin were married on Aug. 24, 1957, in Wolf Point. They were married for 28 years until her husband, Marvin, passed away in January of 1985. Nobody who knew Dee would ever call her just a farm wife. They would also say she sold Tupperware,