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Tre' Anthony Pearman
Funeral services for Tre’ Anthony Pearman 15 of Eagle Butte, SD will be held Saturday at 11:00 AM MDT at the CEB High School Auditorium in Eagle Butte. Mother Marion Rectenwald officiating. An all night wake service will be held Friday beginning at 7:00 PM MDT at the St. John’s Episcopal Church in Eagle Butte. Burial
will be in the Eagle Butte Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. Tre’ passed away March 17, 2009 at the Rapid City Regional Hospital.
Tre’ Anthony Pearman was born June 19, 1993 at Ft. Campbell Kentucky to Anthony and Tiffany (LaPlante) Pearman. Tre’ spent the first part of his life in Clarksville, Tennessee and Ft. Wainwright, Alaska. Tre’ returned home to Eagle Butte with his mother in the summer of 1996 where he spent the remainder of his life. Tre’ had a special relationship with his little sister Blake. Tre’ was a sophomore at CEB High School at the time of his passing.
Tre’ was well known for his humor, laughter, and bright smile. His hobbies included watching movies, playing pool at J&P, and hanging out with his friends. He also loved to play cards, dice, and was experimenting his new talent of baking cookies and brownies; he enjoyed the Teen Center where he enjoyed a variety of games including basketball, and spending time with his cousins in old Armstrong County riding horses.
Tre’ participated in football this past fall and enjoyed being part of a team. Tre’s favorite NFL team was the Green Bay Packers.
Tre’ is survived by his mother Tiffany LaPlante of Eagle Butte, father and step mom Anthony (Raquel) Pearman , little sister Blake and maternal grandmother Doraine LaPlante and paternal grandmother Yvonne Garreaux. His Aunts Geri Lynn Zorin, Dawn LaPlante, Rose Newbrough, Reiko Mike, Markata Chasing Hawk, and Trinady LaPlante, all of Eagle butte; Uncles Glenn Pearman, Washington, Jesse Mike, Delbert Bruguier, L.D. LaPlante of Eagle Butte and special friend, Donna Lends His Horse, Rapid City, SD.
He was preceded in death by his grandfathers; Loren LaPlante and Charles “Charlie” Pearman, Chris (Shorty) Bordeaux and Loren LaPlante, Sr., Uncle Jonathon Mike and cousins; Krystal Zorin and Colton Mike.
Casketbearers are Austin Gunville, Teton Ducheneaux, Delbert Bruguier, Coy Knife, Stottin Newbrough, Winston Mike, Kain Newbrough, Jetton Gunville, Trevor White Eyes, C.J. Addison
Honorary bearers are Doreen Red Dog, Cynthia Cook, Dez Clown, Bernie PaPlante, Elaine Neigel, Bill & Margaret Gunville, JoLavae Gunville, Cody Garreaux, Georgette Knife, Bobbie Ducheneaux, Mary Jo Dupris, Brandon Cook, Matthew LaPlante, Thad Rose, Justina White Eyes, Myrna LeBeau, Verna Moran, Jalen Sun Rise, Ica Ducheneaux, Emma LaPlante, Frankie & Austin Blue Coat, Calynn Gunville, Marty & Leslie Thompson, Jarred Lawrence, Rhonda Claymore, Gayle Lofton, Joe & Trina Peacock, Rapid City Regional Hospital NICU and Indian Health Service ER staff and Tre’s extended families and friends.
Special Music provided by Riley Anderson, Ethel Morgan, D’Lani LeCompte, Toni & Byron Buffalo.
Honor song by Young Nation Drum Group.
Zona Eagle Staff
Funeral services for Zona Eagle Staff 81 of Red Scaffold will be Saturday at 10:00 AM MDT at the HV Johnston Cultural Center in Eagle Butte, SD. A wake service will be held Friday evening beginning at 6:00 PM MDT at the Cultural Center. Burial will be at a later time in the Eagle Staff Family Cemetery near Red Scaffold under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. Mrs. Eagle Staff at the passed away March 14, 2008 at the Golden Living Center in Mobridge.
Zona (Cheyenne) Eagle Staff was born on July 27, 1927 and raised in Oglala South Dakota, on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. She was born to Thomas Cheyenne and Emily (Kindle) Cheyenne and had one brother, Earl Lott Cheyenne. Her parents died when she was young and her and her brother Lott were raised by their aunts, Bessie and Lucy Kindle. She attended the Old 5 Day School and Holy Rosary Mission.
After she finished school she met and married Adam EagleStaff on November 16, 1945 and they made their home in rural Red Scaffold. To this union they had four children, Phyllis June born on June 25, 1946, Corrine Laura born January 25, 1950, Harry James born October 4, 1954 and Timothy Earl born on August 10, 1958. During this time she raised her family and she also helped raise her nephew Tom Cheyenne. She traveled back and forth from Oglala and Red Scaffold visiting family and friends. Zona was admitted to the Beverly Health Care center in January 2003 where she lived out the remainder of her life.
Zona is survived by Tom (Karla) and Gary Cheyenne, adopted daughter Evelyn Extel, the families of Stacie Banley, Dianne Thomas, Esau EagleStaff and Sam EagleStaff and many nieces and nephews and grandchildren.
Zona was preceded in death by her parents Thomas and Emily Cheyenne, one brother Lott Cheyenne, her husband Adam EagleStaff, and her children Phyllis on December 28, 1963, Corinne on January 27, 1950, Harry Eagle Staff on June 9, 1971 and Timothy EagleStaff in 1998.
Casketbearers are Ben Kindle, Brian Kindle, Farron Cheyenne, Robin Chasing Hawk, Sullivan White Wolf, Manny Iron Hawk, Gabe Black Moon, and Ziggy Hollow Horn.
Viola "Buddie" Malloy
Memorial services for Viola “Buddie” Malloy, age 93, of Timber Lake will be Tuesday at 10:00 am MDT at the United Parish in Timber Lake, SD Pastor Maribeth Anderson will officiate. Inurnment will be in the St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery in Java under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. A prayer services will be held Monday at 7:00 PM at the United Parish in Timber Lake. Mrs. Malloy passed Thursday, March 12, 2009 at the Golden Living Center in Mobridge.
Viola “Buddie” Malloy was born August 6, 1915 to Christian & Louisa (Fiechtner) Sauer on a farm near Java, SD. She attended school in Java and graduated from High School in 1931.
On June 13, 1937 she married Henry Humann in Java, SD. to this union twin daughters; Sylvia & Cynthia, son; Vincent, daughters; Patricia and Kathellen were born. On August 21, 1955 Buddie married Alferd Malloy in Timber Lake, SD. They made their home there until Buddie entered the Golden Living Center in Mobridge.
Buddie had a wonderful sense of humor and sharp wit. She was devoted to her family and friends. She delighted in sharing her flowers and garden harvest. She was renowned for her wonderful beriski. Buddie enjoyed gardening, reading, baking, cake decorating, quilting and embroidering.
Buddie was active in the Baptist Church for many years and was involved in the mission outreach program known as “Madam Fifi.”
Buddie is survived by son; Vincent (Janet) Humann, of Rio Rancho, NM, daughters; Sylvia (Norman) Kempf of Lincoln, NE, Patricia (Lloyd) Kjellsen of Timber Lake, SD, Kathellen Lehrkamp of Mitchell, SD, step daughters; Geraldine Patterson of Red Cloud, NE, Vallee Rae (Boyd) Malloy of Eagle Butte, SD, 32 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, both husbands, one daughter; Cynthia, 2 step-sons; Dallas & Marles Malloy, 2 brothers and 3 sisters.
Honorary Bearers are all Buddies Grandchildren.
Organist Fauneil Keller
Congregational hymns will be “Wonderful Grace of Jesus” “Blessed Assurance” and “When We All Get To Heaven”
Soloist: Maribeth Anderson singing “His Eye Is On The Sparrow”
Memorials may be designated for the Dewey County Library, Timber Lake and Area Historical Society, United Parish Church in Timber Lake and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Java.
Elsie Rundlett
Funeral services for, Elsie Rundlett, age 88, of Mobridge will be at 2 PM on Monday, March 9, 2009 at the First Baptist Church in Mobridge with Rev. Kurt Brenner and Rev. Gary Street officiating. Burial will be at 1 PM MT on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 at Black Hills National Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. Visitation will be on Sunday from 5 to 8 PM at the funeral home. Mrs. Rundlett passed away March 4, 2009 at her daughters home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, after a three month battle with cancer.
Elsie was born on January 11, 1921 to Gottlieb and Karolina (Kaglea) Pfeifle in Mound City, SD. She grew up on a farm between Eureka and Java and was one of ten children.
Elsie married Roy Rundlett on January 11, 1941 in Deadwood. They resided in Sturgis for a number of years before moving to the Mobridge area where they have been since 1950. As of January 11th they had been married 68 years, after a whirlwind romance of two weeks.
Elsie was an active member of the First Baptist Church, and enjoyed volunteering at the nursing home and MMA Thrift Store. She enjoyed working in her garden, especially growing flowers. She was friendly and outgoing, and loved visiting with everyone.
Elsie is survived by her husband, Roy of Mobridge, two children, JoAnn (Kurt) Brenner of Colorado Springs, CO and Dennis (Karen) Rundlett of Colorado Springs, CO, four siblings, Fred Pfeifle of Selby, Jake Pfeifle of Tucson, AZ, Lillian Heisler of Zephyr Hills, FL and Irene Oster of Spearfish; seven grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents, brothers, Gottlieb Pfeifle, Albert Pfeifle, Walter Pfeifle and Herbert Geigle; sister, Alvina Aman; sister-in-laws, Alice Pfeifle, Katie Pfeifle, Rose Pfeifle and Lenore Pfeifle; brother-in-laws, Henry Aman, John Oster, and Royal Heisler.
Casketbearers will be Michael Rundlett, Paul Brenner, Steven Brenner, Brent Dickerson, BJ Alexander and Mike Pfeifle.
Honorary casketbearers will be Carol and Justin Little, Dana and David Dew, Kirsten and Mark Wendt, Sheri Dickerson, Kim Brenner, Aimee Brenner, Prunela Rundlett
Dennis Rundlett will give the eulogy. Cordelia Borth will be the organist. The grandchildren will sing a quartet, “It Is Well With My Soul”, Paul Brenner will sing “Your Grace Still Amazes Me”. Congregational hymns will be “Amazing Grace”, “How Great Thou Art” and “Just A Closer Walk With Thee”.
Ardella Giese
Funeral services for Ardella Giese 91 of Mobridge will be 7:30 PM, Tuesday, March 3, 2009 at Kesling Funeral Chapel in Mobridge. Rev. Dave Heintzleman will officiate. There will be visitation on Tuesday starting at 1:00 PM. Burial on Wednesday at Black Hills National Cemetery in Sturgis. Mrs. Giese passed away Feb 27, 2009 at the Golden Living Center in Mobridge.
Ardella was born January 25, 1918 to Gottlieb & Magdalena (Schock) Huber on the farm south of Lowry, South Dakota. She was baptized by Rev. Kirschman on December 17, 1933 and confirmed at the Congregational Church in Lowry, SD on June 7, 1931.
Ardella married Jack Pawelski in June 3, 1939 in Selby, SD and to this union 5 children were born, Berdell, Michael, Judy, Robert and James. Ardella worked at many businesses in Mobridge; she was a waitress for Hazel Bartells at the Sereno Café, she also managed the Sweetheart Discount Bakery in the early 60’s, the Westerner Cafe for Bob Lewis and the Bowling alley for Dick Travis and making the full circle working for Hazel again before retiring.
On July 18, 1979 Ardella married Irvin Giese; they enjoyed traveling and spending time in Texas, Arizona, Nevada and Palm Springs, California. Having family around was a joy to Ardella and she loved cooking everyone’s favorites. Ardella enjoyed and thanked God that family lived close by, and she had loving family visiting from other areas. Ardella was proud that she had numerous family members that served their country proudly in the military. Among these, she had three generations that served in foreign wars. She enjoyed her grandchildren and great grandchildren. One great grandchild; Kelsey; spent a lot of time with her and also Jace & Vicki loved to visit and they always had potato salad, a specialty of Ardella’s.
She waited for hunting & fishing seasons. This always brought her sons home for an extended visit and helped her get odds and ends done around the house. She kept them busy after the limit of birds was shot and fish were caught.
Not trusting the weather, holidays were usually spent at Judy’s and her family. Ardella & Irvin never came empty handed. Ardella would bring homemade bread, pickles and a big bowl of her special potato salad, along with a kuchen or two.
Ardella was a past member of the VFW, Legion and Moose Auxiliaries.
Ardella is survived by one daughter Judy (Tom) Holzer of Trail City, Michael (Jeanette) Pawelski of Cedar, MN, Robert (Lori) Pawelski of North Branch, MN, James (Laurie) Pawelski of Marshall, MN, 17 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Also one sister-in-law Edna Huber of Mobridge.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Irvin in 2001, her son Berdell in 2000, one daughter-in-law; Irene, 2 sisters; Maggie Stieger, Anna Knecht and one brother George Huber.
Honorary Bearers are all Ardella’s Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren.
Congregational Hymns: Oh How I Love Jesus, Old Rugged Cross and Amazing Grace and In The Garden.
Margaret Ames
Funeral services for Margaret Ames 69 of Mobridge will be Thursday at 10:00 AM at Kesling Funeral Home. Burial will be at 2:00 PM Thursday at the Catholic Cemetery in Polo, SD under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. A prayer service will be held Wednesday evening at 7:00 PM at the Funeral Home. Visitation will be Wednesday Beginning at 3:00 PM at the Funeral home. Mrs. Ames passed away Feb 27, 2009 at the Mobridge Regional Hospital.
Margaretha (Margaret) Ames was born December 28, 1939 at Winnipeg, Canada to Joseph and Rebecca (Kliensauser) Wollman. As a child she moved with her family to the Pearl Creek Hutterite colony near Howard, SD where the family lived for a time before moving to the Long Lake Colony near Wetonka, SD. On April 8, 1967 she married Tom Schaefers at Highmore, SD. Following their marriage they made their home in Highmore where they lived for the next 5 years when they moved to Polo. To this union five children were born. Tom passed away in November of 1978 Tom passed away. Margaret continued to live in Polo. On August 14, 1982 she married Jim Ames at Buffalo, SD and were married Rev,. James Schatz. Following their marriage they made their home in Polo where Jim ran a Repair Shop.
While living in Polo Margaret worked for the School hot lunch program and also at the Ponderosa Supper Club in Polo. In June 1986 they moved to Mobridge, SD where she has since resided.
While living in Mobridge Margaret was the St. Joseph Catholic Church Parish House Keeper. She also worked at the golden living Center in the Laundry Department.
Margaret crocheting, knitting and doing cross word puzzles.
She is survived by her husband Jim of Mobridge, SD, Sons Allen (Holly) Schaefers of Clear Lake, SD, Larry (Rhonda) Schaefers of South Shore, SD, Lonnie Schaefers of Watertown, SD, Randy Schaefers of Mobridge, SD and Terry Ames of Benton, ARK., and daughter Sandy Schaefers of Reno, NV. Five grandchildren. Brothers Dan, Edwin and Joe. Sisters Molly, Sarah, Susie, Justina, Annie, Rosia, Clara.
The Organist will be Marge Mertz the congregation will sing the Old Rugged Cross and Amazing Grace.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Husband Tom. 1 brother
Terry Ducheneaux
Mass of Christian Burial for Terry Ducheneaux 68 0f Promise, SD will be Wednesday at 10:00 AM MST at All Saints Catholic Church in Eagle Butte, SD. Burial will be 2:30 PM MDT at St Catherine’s Catholic Cemetery in Promise under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge A service of Remembrance will be held at 6:00 PM CST Tuesday at Mobridge Livestock. Following the service of Remembrance Terry will be taken to St. Catherine’s Catholic Church in Promise for an all night Wake service. Visitation will be Tuesday afternoon from 1:00 PM CST until 4:00 PM CST at the funeral home. Mr. Ducheneaux passed away February 27, 2009 at his home in Promise, SD.
Terry, son of Ed and Alice (Oltmanns) Ducheneaux, was born in Mobridge on November 17, 1940. Terry started school in Promise and in 1948 went to Stephan Indian Mission School near Chamberlain. In 1952 he returned to Mobridge to attend school.
After leaving school Terry worked in many places. From working in Texas to the cherry/bean/peach fields in Oregon (where he and his Aunt Adeline got fired) to the oil rigs by Lantry. In 1963 Terry sustained many injuries from a car accident which resulted in about a six month stint in and out of the hospital. Shortly after recovering he met Nancy and the rest is history. On May 18, 1964 Terry married the love of his life, Nancy Mae Hempel of McLaughlin in Pierre. After getting married Terry and Nancy moved to Armstrong County for a short while then returning to the family ranch in Promise.
Terry loved being around people and entertaining everyone who crossed his path. He could often be heard telling jokes, laughing, and stirring up someone’s blood over something he had said. Later in his life, Terry parked at the local casino in hopes of seeing friends, visiting with people and hoping to win something.
Family, traveling and ranching was important to Terry. He loved to load up Nancy and as many children as he could find and take them on extended trips to see family on the west coast. On one memorable trip, they took eight kids to the west coast and on the return to South Dakota every one of them got sick somewhere in the Canadian mountains. In 1974, he took Nancy to Yugoslavia and the locals fell in love with “the cowboy.” They loved him so much he left his hat and boots with some of the local kids he met. In 1980, he took Nancy and his mom, Alice, to Hawaii. Terry’s passion was always the ranch life. Early in life he learned the ins and outs of ranching from his father. He loved everything about ranching: the early mornings, mud, cows, horses, haying, and all that entailed his way of life. One of his joys in life was to call his friends in family in the wee hours of the morning to laugh and joke. The early morning phone calls will be missed by all.
Terry is survived by Nancy Ducheneaux, his six children Michelle (Steve) Mitchell of Belle Fourche, Bobby (Tammi) of Promise, John (Rochelle) Garreau of Mobridge, Nicki of Black Hawk, Steph Ducheneaux of Honolulu, Hawaii, Jake (Tommy) Houck of Akaska, eight grandchildren Carroline, Tyler, Alex, Isabella, Skya, Dakota, Dominick and Jayden; four sisters, Edwina (Pink) Hollenbeck of Promise, Nellie Hollenbeck of Mobridge, Keva (Andy) Aberle of Timber Lake, Kendra “Jo” (Justin) Enright of Timber Lake and one brother, Frank (Carol) Ducheneaux of Timber Lake and many, many nieces and nephews. Terry is preceded in death by his father and mother, Ed and Alice, two brother-in-laws, Glen Mowrer and Vic Hollenbeck, a niece, Kirby Varland, and a nephew, Mike Aberle.
Honorary pallbearers include Peter Forbes, Butch Walking Elk, Betty Larson, Audrey Hagel, Gib Marshall, Lyle Ducheneaux, Kenny Hendricks, Wayne Ducheneaux, Scotch Gilbert, Cheryl Bogue, Vincent and Barry Ellenbecker, Denny Oschner, Butchie Thompson, Annie Hall, Carla Evans, and all his nieces, nephews, cousins and all the other friends whose lives he touched.
Casketbearers are Gregg Mowrer, Wayne Aberle, Pat Aberle, Justis Enright, Edward Ducheneaux, Brad Hollenbeck.
Ushers are Paul Ducheneaux, Kim Hollenbeck, Don Aberle, Bob Bohlander.
Altar servers are Ethan and Jennifer Aberle. Readers are Tyler Gray, Carroline Gray, Lakota Mowrer.
Milton Fischer
Funeral services for Milton Fischer, 81 of Mobridge will be 10:30 AM Tuesday at the United Congregational Church in Mobridge. Burial will be in the Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. A prayer service will be held Monday at 7:00 PM at the funeral home. Visitation will be Monday beginning at 2:00 PM. Mr. Fischer passed away Feb 26, at Mobridge Regional Hospital.
Milton R. Fischer was born May 15, 1927 at Herreid, South Dakota to Fred & Katherine (Phillippi) Fischer. The family moved to a farm 3 miles east of Wakpala, South Dakota where Milton grew up and attended rural grade school. Following his education he began farming and ranching which he continued to do until the time of his death.
On May 26, 1954 he married Ruth Johnson in Aberdeen, South Dakota. They made their home in Mobridge for a short time before moving to the Fischer family farm east of Wakpala where they lived for a short time until the bought their own farm just west of the family farm. In 1966 they purchased the family farm. Milton did mail delivery for over 50 years from Wakpala to McLaughlin until December 31, 2008. He also drove the school bus for Wakpala School for 3 years.
Milton enjoyed playing cards, farming, ranching and visiting with friends. He also enjoyed attending the livestock auction sales and also farm equipment sales.
Milton is survived by his wife Ruth of Wakpala, 3 sons; Thomas (Teresa) Fischer of Elizabeth, CO, Allen (special friend Pam) Fischer of Wakpala and Fred (Tammie) Fischer of Mobridge and one daughter; Bonnie Fischer of Mobridge. Also surviving are 7 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and one brother Clayton (Betty) Fischer of Mobridge.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one grandson Fred Fischer Jr. and siblings; Lloyd, Ralph, Violet, Clarence, James and Clinton.
Organist; CJ Glader
Congregational Hymns: Amazing Grace, Old Rugged Cross and On Eagles Wings
Casketbearers are Wayne Looking Back, Howard Eagleman, Tim Gonzales, Eddie Schock, Wayne Fischer, Allen Dryer, and Marvin Rabenberg.
Honorary bearers are Dean LaCompte, Wakpala Friends Mail Route Patrons, and McLaughlin & Wakpala Postal Workers.
Charles "Chuck" Haskell
Funeral services for Charles “Chuck” Haskell, age 58, of Lantry will be at 10 AM MT on Saturday, February 28, 2009 at the Cheyenne Eagle Butte Auditorium. Burial will be in the Eagle Butte Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. A Rosary service will be held at 6 PM MT on Friday at All Saints Catholic Church in Eagle Butte with visitation to follow. Mr. Haskell passed away Sunday, February 22, 2008 at the Rapid City Regional Hospital.
Charles Haskell, Jr was born to Charles & Delores (Jordan) Haskell on December 11, 1950 in Forrest City, SD. Charles was raised in Armstrong County along with his eight siblings. He attended his school days at Cheyenne Agency, Ridgeview 7th Day Advent School and Eagle Butte School. Upon receiving his education he worked for several area ranchers including Bill Pothast, Melvin Truax, Vernon Hinbaugh and Hans Joens.
He moved to Arizona in the spring of 1970 to work and rodeo with his cousins Ike LeBeau and Vincent Charles. In September of 1970 he was drafted in the United States Army serving his country until April of 1972 when he was honorably discharged. Upon returning he served in the Army Reserve and in the summer of 1972 assisted with the Rapid City Flood with his best friend Don Lee.
On December 8th, 1972 he was united in marriage to his loving wife, Cora Mae Fish where they started their family in Lantry, SD. With this union his life was graced with six children whose lives were blessed with his presence. In 1974 they moved to Eagle Butte where he was employed by BIA Facilities Management until 1987 when they moved to Gettysburg SD. During this time he worked for Swiftbird Day School and I.H.S. Facilities Management. In 1994, Chuck and Cora Mae moved back to Eagle Butte where he continued his employment with BIA Facilities Management until his retirement in April of 2007 after 34 years of service. In 2002 Chuck, Cora Mae and Myah Jade moved to Lantry to the Lawrence & Hilda Fish Homestead where he lived until the time of his death. In 2006, Charles and his wife purchased The Gift Garden in Eagle Butte, where Chuckles spent much of his retirement by putting smiles on his customers faces with his many deliveries.
Chuck’s interests and hobbies included; dancing, fishing, hunting, boating, bowling, camping, cooking, playing cards, rolling dice and taking on the duties of band manager of his son’s band Stampede. But most importantly he enjoyed spending time with his wife, family and grandchildren, whom he loved immensely. He also enjoyed watching his favorite football team the Carolina Panthers.
Grateful for sharing his life are his wife Cora Mae of 36 years, six children; Kenneth Sheldon, Michelle Marie (Chad), Valorie Rae (Gayle), Nichole Mae, Jackie Lee (Ray), and Jessica Rose (Cody). Eighteen grandchildren; Andrew, Tasha, Alex, Deryk, Kadyn, Colt, Kirbie, McKenzie, Samantha, Sha’Teal, Chandler, Myah, Chance, Stacey, Teygan, Xander, Clay and Baillie, one great-grandchild Layceon Andrew and one stepdaughter Misty Smith. Eight siblings; Louella (Jerome) Lee-Java, SD, Larry Haskell-Dupree, SD, Garry (Sharon) Haskell-Boise, Idaho, Delbert (Yevette) Haskell-Aberdeen,SD, Robert Haskell-Fort Yates, ND, Vivian Haskell-Salt Lake, Utah, Charlotte Jordan-Raeford, NC and Walter Dean (Marsha) Haskell-Marysville, CA. Many Aunts, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one sister Sherri Lynn, Uncles-David, Cardinal (Clete), Richard and Calvin. Paternal and Maternal grandparents and his mother and father in-law.
Casketbearers are Kadyn Dean Drew, Ken White Eyes, Walter Dean Haskell, James Davidson, Duane Varney, Don Lee, Donald Dolphus, Jr, and Jason Dolphus.
Honorary Casketbearers are Farlee Trenching & Backhoe, Rusty & Karen Pearman, Cap Pearman, Jeff Bowker, Clint Ducheneaux, Bob & Diane Booth, Judy Longbrake Ranch, The Legion Club Roll Call Crew, American Legion-Pierre, Chateau Lounge, Whiskey River, Bob’s Steakhouse, Zorc Ranch Marj Dolphus Family, Big Sue Eberhard, Roxee Holloway, Dickie High Bear, Jess Star, Kevin Tibbs, Delbert Tibbs, Terry & Cindy Nelson, Bill & Patti Picotte, Leon & Bonnie Farlee & Family, Rick & Nancy Schrempp & Family, Fred & Juli Haskell & Family, Greg & Kay Bourland & Family,Sandy & Keith Haskell, Todd & Janel Ward & Family, Rhonda Claymore, Past & Present Employees of BIA Facilities Management Numerous adopted children - Jake Longbrake, Sis Pearman, Michelle Antone, Jewel Bettelyoun, Kristen Thompson, Jennine Dolphus, Jill Kessler, Jaymie L. Ducheneaux, Kelsey Haskell And last but not least, all of his dancing partners from near & far.
