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Gary D. Lagerquist
Friday, November 4th 2005
Funeral services for Gary D. Lagerquist of Glasgow, Montana will be held at 2p.m. Monday, November 7th, 2005 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Westby, Montana with Pator Barb Westoff officiating. Burial will follow at Scandia Cemetery southwest of Westby.
Gary died early Thursday morning, November 3, 2005 at Trinity Hospital in Minot, ND., surrounded by his loving family, following a stroke.
Gary was born on March 24, 1945 in Plentywood, Montana t Sig and Anna (Elm) Lagerquist. He was raised on the family farm southwest of Westby. He attended Rice Country School for four years and then Westby School where he graduated from high school in 1963. He graduated from Minot Business College in 1965 and from Billings Business College in 1968. He was employed in Billings, Montana until 1969 when he moved to Glasgow and began employment with Newton Motors. He next worked for the Chandler, Hadley, Maxie and Smrka Accounting Firm in Glasgow, MT. for many years before purchasing "Video Venture" in 1991. He also prepared income tax statements for a large clientele each year.
Gary married Judy Erps in Glasgow, Montana on February 14, 1977. They later divorced.
Gary was a vey generous and kind-hearted person who loved to visit with people; and was a loving and caring father. He had many friends in Glasgow and could be found at Nickel Bill's every morning having breakfast with his buddies. He enjoyed spending time with his children, grandchildren, and family.
Gary is survived by his mother, Anna Lagerquist, of Westby; his son, Richard Erps and his wife, Catalina, and their children, Kingsley, Kennedy and Karrington all of Austin, TX; his daughter Julie Janssen and her husband, Richard, and their children, William Jacob and Jenna, all of Ronan, MT; a brother, Robery Lagerquist, and his wife, Lorna of Westby; a sister, Shirley Nelsen, and her husband Gary of Williston; and severa aunts, uncles and cousins. He will be missed by all his friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Sig Lagerquist, in 1985, a sister, Donna, in 1941; all his grandparents; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins as well as by his long-time friend and companion, his Golden Lab "Rocky."
Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood has charge of arrangements.
Kendra "Kirby" Baker
Thursday, October 27th 2005
NAME: Kendra “Kirby” Baker AGE: 22
DATELINE: Glasgow, Montana
DATE OF DEATH: Tuesday – October 25, 2005
PLACE OF DEATH: Glasgow, Montana
SERVICE: Friday – October 28, 2005 at 2:00 P.M.
OFFICIATING: Rev. Dave Rogenes
PLACE OF SERVICE: Bell Chapel in Glasgow, Montana
Bell Mortuary in charge of arrangements
BORN: May 31, 1983 in Williston, North Dakota
PARENTS: Kenneth Baker and Lucy Wallis Baker
Kendra was born in Williston, North Dakota, lived in Froid and Medicine Lake, came to Glasgow in 1997. She graduated from Glasgow High School in 2001. She worked at the Activities Center at Valley View home for three years, and then became a CNA and had been employed at Valley View. She liked hanging out with her friends, bowling, traveling, babysitting, darts, and spending time with her son. She had the Lord in her life. For anybody who knew her, she really touched so many lives in so many ways.
SURVIVORS: parents, Kenneth Baker and Lucy Baker of Glasgow
Son Deltin Wayne Baker 2 ½ yrs.
Grandmother Sue Baker of Glasgow
Sister Cora Baker of Glasgow
Brother Casey Baker of Glasgow
Numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, nephew and friends
Alice Diesen
Sunday, October 23rd 2005
NAME: Alice Diesen Age: 82
DATELINE: Glasgow, Montana
DATE OF DEATH: October 22, 2005
CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural Causes
PLACE OF DEATH: Valley View Nursing Home in Glasgow, MT
SERVICE: Wednesday ˆ October 26, 2005 at 2:00 P.M.
PLACE OF SERVICE: Assembly of God Church in Glasgow, MT
INTERMENT: Highland Cemetery in Glasgow, MT
MORTUARY IN CHARGE: Bell Mortuary of Glasgow, MT
BORN: September 5 1923 in Crosby, North Dakota
PARENTS: Andrew Paulson and Sylvia (Brothen) Juve
After attending schools in Canada she married Jess Cook in 1943 in Plentywood, Montana. She worked at the hospital and creamery in Plentywood.
They moved to Glasgow in 1943. Alice married Helge Diesen on June 27, 1953 in Glasgow. She worked as a nurse at the hospital for many years until the late 1960‚s. Her husband Helge passed away in July of 1988. She has lived at Nemont Manor in Glasgow the last 5 years.
Alice enjoyed visiting, reading, loved to read the bible, and was area manager for the Billings Gazette for many years. She was active in the Assembly of God Church, Americna Legion Auxiliary, and served as president of the Valley View Home Auxiliary.
SURVIVORS:
Sons: Cliff Cook of Glasgow, MT
Gary Diesen of Glasgow, MT
5 grandchildren: Christina Cook of St. Louis, Missouri
Brad Diesen of Glasgow, MT
Josh Diesen of Glasgow, MT
Garrett Diesen of Glasgow, MT
Amanda Diesen of Glasgow, MT
1 great grandchild: Blayne Jordan Diesen of Glasgow, MT
Preceded in death by her husband Helge, her sister Charlotte McDonald, her brother Orville Juve, and a grandchild Jordan Diesen.
Rose Uphaus Anderson
Thursday, October 13th 2005
NAME: Rose Uphaus Anderson
Age: 98
DATELINE: Glasgow, Montana
DATE OF DEATH: Wednesday – October 12, 2005
CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural Causes
PLACE OF DEATH: Our Place Care Center in Glasgow, MT
SERVICE: Saturday – October 15, 2005 at 2:00 P.M.
PLACE OF SERVICE: Bell Chapel in Glasgow, Montana
OFFICIATING: Rev. Dave Rogenes
INTERMENT: Highland Cemetery in Glasgow, Montana
MORTUARY IN CHARGE: Bell Mortuary of Glasgow, MT
BORN: January 18, 1907
PARENTS: William and Elizabeth Uphaus
Clara Rose Uphaus Anderson was born January 18, 1907 in Danforth, Illinois. Her father nicknamed her “Toots” after a popular song. Rose was the middle child in her family with 6 brothers and 2 sisters. They moved briefly to Church’s Ferry, North Dakota in 1911. The homestead SW of Glasgow on Brazil Creek was filed on in 1912. They moved down Brazil Creek to the Mahon Hoyt ranch in 1924. Rose was married to Bill Anderson in 1941 and they lived on Timbercreek in south Valley Co. There they raised their three children: Rose (l946), McKee (l948), and Mary (1952). Rose and Bill divorced in 1967 and Rose moved to Pullman, Washington. Mary finished high school there. Rose, McKee, and Mary all hold degrees from Washington State University. While in Washington Rose cooked for some Catholic fathers, did housekeeping for an elderly lady, and worked at a golf course-sometimes all at the same time. At other times she cooked at dude ranches. This was necessary so she could receive social security in her retirement years.
Rose was preceded in death by her parents William and Elizabeth Uphaus and the following siblings and their spouses-Ray Uphaus; Roy (Ann and Mary Alice) Uphaus; Mary (Sherm) Harvey; Lester (Hazel) Uphaus; Em (Lainy) Uphaus; William Uphaus; Richard (Grace) Uphaus; and Bert Gines. She was also preceded in death by two special nephews, Sammy Gines and Ron Uphaus and a special friend, Helen Tourtlelot. Rose suffered a miscarriage during the hard winter of 1949 and 50 and buried her baby on her own birthday January 18, 1950.
Rose is survived by her children Rose (Ron) Stoneberg, McKee Anderson, and Mary (Tom Lovas) Anderson. Rose is survived by grandchildren Sierra (Jason) Holt, Sylvan (Bob) Walden, Amber Anderson, Ayden and Axton Anderson. Rose’s sister Merla Gines of Renton Washington survives, as do sister-in-laws Lodie (Ray) and Gerry (William) Uphaus, both of Glasgow. Bill’s brother Jack (Betty) Anderson of Everett Washington also survive.
Rose Uphaus Anderson was a true pioneer lady. She came to MT to live on their homestead at age 6. She was the only child to attend all eight grades at the Brazil Creek School. After they moved closer to town she attended Glasgow High School. Rose always loved animals and the outdoors. She ran a trapline (predators like chickens) with her father and helped hand milk the family dairy cows. Rose delivered milk and eggs to Glasgow by team and wagon and cooked in the horse drawn cook car that accompanied her father’s threshing machine.
Rose and Timbercreek Bill Anderson crossed the Missouri River (now part of Fort Peck Lake) on horseback and were married at Jordan MT on June 14, 1941.
After her marriage Rose lived in the log home on the Josephine Anderson homestead on Timbercreek. There was no electricity or telephone during the years Rose and Bill raised their family. Drinking water was dipped from potholes or hauled from neighbor’s wells. Eventually a well producing bitter alkali water was drilled and piped to the house for cleaning purposes. The access road was not raised and graveled until after Rose left the ranch. Money was short so Rose raised bum lambs and turkeys for cash.
The good dogs she trained helped her keep the small livestock safe. Her expertise with a gun helped, too. Rose told of once waiting until 3 sagehens walking to water lined up so that only one precious bullet was expended. Chickens and a big garden contributed to family meals. Trips to town were sometimes 6 weeks apart so with no deep freeze Rose’s famous fried chicken was a summer staple. In winter the garage was the deep freeze and Rose would saw one meal at a time off the frozen venison hanging there. The dirt cellar under the log house was full of home-canned meat and vegetables.
Rose excelled at school and always wished she went on to teach. At the time she felt her family needed her at the dairy. However, she did handle all the family finances after her marriage and encouraged her children to do well in school. She was very proud of the fact that her children were all college graduates and that their children excelled in school also.
Bill often worked away from home to supplement their cash income. This left Rose alone to handle the minor problems and major emergencies associated with raising three young children and an assortment of animals on a very isolated ranch. A simple broken bone was followed by two flat tires on the IH pickup before reaching the nearest neighbor where another spare was borrowed. Rose made the best of the situation, however, and took the neighbor’s son and her other two children to the circus while the patient got a nice new cast from Dr. Gregory.
Francis E. Muggli
Tuesday, October 4th 2005
NAME: Francis E. Muggli
Age: 79
DATELINE: Glasgow, Montana
DATE OF DEATH: Monday – October 3, 2005
CAUSE OF DEATH: Complications of Diabetes
PLACE OF DEATH: Valley View Nursing Home in Glasgow, MT
SERVICE: Saturday – October 8, 2005 at 10:30 A.M.
PLACE OF SERVICE: St. Raphael’s Catholic Church in Glasgow, Montana
OFFICIATING: Fr. Anselm Ofodum
INTERMENT: Highland Cemetery in Glasgow, Montana
MORTUARY IN CHARGE: Bell Mortuary of Glasgow, MT
BORN: October 10, 1925 in Roseud, Montana
PARENTS: Joseph and Barbara (Schmidt) Muggli Francis was born in Rosebud and attended schools in Miles City, Montana, graduating from High School in Miles City. He worked for various places including the Custer County Road Department and Richardson Construction. Francis moved to Glasgow in 1955 and worked at the Glasgow Air Force Base for a couple of years and then operated his own gravel construction business all over the state of Montana for many years.
Francis married Carolyn Wesen on February 4, 1967 in Glasgow. He liked to work and enjoyed Caterpillar equipment and machinery. Francis especially enjoyed heavy equipment.
He was a builder and built his own equipment and conveyors for his business.
SURVIVORS:
Wfe: Carolyn Muggli of Glasgow, Montana
Daughters-in-law: Dorothy Schultz and Dale of Butte, MT
Christina McLees and Arjay of Komina Island, Washington
Carol Williams and Derrick of Tucson, Arizona
Louise Dickins of Woodinville, Washington
9 Grandchildren
Brothers: Hugo Muggli of Miles City, MT
Luke Muggli of Miles City, MT
Tom Muggli of Miles City, MT
Sisters: Anna Mae Miller of Manhattan, MT
Lorraine Keiser of Miles City, MT
Sister Agatha Muggli of Bismarck, North Dakota
Preceded in death by brothers Greg Muggli, Donald Muggli, and Arthur Muggli.
