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10/31/2026

10/29/2026

A stroke can happen suddenly and affect individuals and families in ways that can last long after the initial event. Today, we recognize World Stroke Day, a reminder that knowing the signs of a stroke CAN make a difference.

10/27/2026

Casey Crain

Casey "KC" Crain passed away on October 15th,2026 surrounded by family. Casey was born on January 29th,1976 in Colorado Springs, CO to Gerald Younkin and Marjorie Younkin. She was raised in Detroit, Michigan. Casey met Tommy Crain in Valley Station, KY they married on June 6th, 2001 in Louisville, KY. They were married for 25 years. She worked as an EMT, Tax pro and mother. Casey was an avid Christian and dedicated Red Wings fan. Casey is survived by husband,...

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10/26/2026

Evangeline Anna Rose Scott

Evangeline ( Vangie ) Anna Rose Scott, 97, of Choteau , Montana passed away at Benefis Teton Medical Center on October 23, 2026 of natural causes. Vangie was born in Choteau on August 13, 1929 to Clarence and Caroline (Carrie) Zgoda Rose of Pendroy , MT. Weighing barely 5 pounds, she was taken home in a shoebox and her first bed was an empty dresser drawer. Her father used to say he checked her constantly, in spite of a busy...

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10/23/2026

We hope to see you tonight for a SUPER FUN SPOOKY evening!

Happening this Friday at Choteau Roxy Theatre!

Frontier Funeral Home is hosting the event, and entry is by food donation. We reached out to Teton County Food Pantry Inc and found what they're in need of:

Cake mixes
Pudding cups
Jello
Spices
Condiments
Dressings

📷: Frontier Funeral Home

10/22/2026

If you could relive one favorite memory with a loved one you’ve lost, what would it be? ❤️

10/20/2026

John J. Kleinsasser

Birch Creek Colony- John J. Kleinsasser, 70, passed away Monday, October 19th at his home of cancer. The funeral service will be Thursday, October 22nd at 11:30am at the colony church with burial to follow at the colony cemetery. Frontier Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Survivors include his wife, Annie, daughter, Laura (Jerry) Waldner, sons; Ron (Naomi), Joe (Nella), and Luke (Diana) of Birch Creek and daughter Helen (Mark) Waldner of East End Colony and 24 grandchildren. Sisters; Martha...

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10/19/2026

Karen L. Sink

Karen Sink, 74, of Fairfield, Montana passed away on October 9th, 2026. Karen was born to Ervin Baeth and Evelyn Mae Barrett on Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls, MT on November 11th, 1951. Her childhood was spent in part in Malta, Montana then a move to Simms with her parents and siblings, eventually moving to Fairfield, Montana where she graduated High school. She met Stephen Paul Sink and they married on June 22nd,1970 in Simms, MT. They were...

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10/15/2026

When planning a service to honor someone you love, it can be helpful to understand the different options available. While each one provides an opportunity to remember and honor a loved one, they can look a little different.

Funeral Service – Typically held soon after a death and may include the presence of the casket. It often provides a time for family and friends to gather, share memories, and offer support.

Memorial Service – A gathering to remember and honor a loved one that may take place with or without the presence of the casket. It can be held days, weeks, or even months after a passing.

Celebration of Life – Often focuses on the unique life, personality, memories, and meaningful moments of the person who has passed. It can be as traditional or personalized as the family chooses.

There is no single right way to honor a loved one. The most meaningful service is one that reflects their life and what matters most to your family. ❤️

10/12/2026

Today, we honor Indigenous Peoples, their rich cultures, traditions, histories, and enduring contributions to our communities. We recognize the importance of honoring and preserving the traditions and stories that connect generations. Today and always, we celebrate the strength, heritage, and resilience of Indigenous communities.