Myrtle Klofstad
Funeral Services for Myrtle Klofstad will be held at 2:00 PM on Monday April 30. Pastor David Curtright will officiate at the service at
Plentywood Lutheran Church; interment will be in Plentywood Memorial Cemetery. Myrtle passed away at Sheridan Memorial
Hospital April 26, 2007. She was 91.
Myrtle was born September 12, 1915, on "The Farm" three miles north of Plentywood. She was the third child of Norwegian
immigrants Lars and Guri (Aarhus) Johnson. She was baptized and confirmed in Plentywood Lutheran Church and lived her
entire life in Sheridan County. As a first grader she spoke and understood only the Norwegian language. She graduated from
Plentywood High School in 1933, in the midst of the Depression. Following graduation she worked in Plentywood at Deck's Café
and The Dime Store. The wall of memorable photos at Cousins Café pictures Myrtle as a waitress at Deck's.
Myrtle loved to dance. She met her husband to be, Einar, at a dance at the Nickerson Barn near Outlook. Einar often commented
"She talked all the time we were dancing and has still not stopped". Their opportunity for marriage came in 1936 after Einar got a
teaching job at Gibson School, north of Raymond, just a mile from the border. They made their home for several years in an 8 by
13 foot teacherage attached to the side of the school. But, it was the Depression and they had a steady pay check. Myrtle taught
many of the young girls to crochet.
In 1942, they moved to Box Elder Street in Plentywood, a great neighborhood to raise two boys. Myrtle was a homemaker. She
loved to bake. They enjoyed outings and card parties with friends such as the Willards, Janssens and Simonis. Einar began
working for Woodward's clothing store (later called Anthony's). They moved to Jefferson Street and lived there for 50 years. Myrtle
worked part time at "The Store". She often remarked that she did not earn much money but she got to sleep with the boss.
She looked forward to visits from family and trips to see her children and their families. She was active in WELCA circles and
Eastern Star. She loved crafts. In addition to her life long passion for crocheting she tried Hardanger, painting and bead crafts.
She collected Depression Glass and Roseville Pottery. A real thrill was going to garage sales looking for bargains. She was an
avid reader. When her eyesight failed she turned to books-on-tape. She consumed most of the appropriate titles at the Library.
Loss of her eyesight and declining health sapped her spirit and she spent the final three years of her life at the Nursing Home.
She is survived by her loving husband of 70 years, Einar, and by two sons and their families: Gary and his wife Barbara of
Wausau, Wisconsin; and Glenn and his wife Char of Missoula. Her grandchildren are Kari Hazen and her husband Tim of
Bloomington, Illinois and their daughters (Myrtle's great granddaughters) Zoe and Mia; Eric Klofstad and his wife Ana of Prairie du
Chien, Wisconsin; Casey Klofstad of Miami, Florida; Kristi Klofstad of Seattle, Washington; and Jason Klofstad and his wife Judy
of San Francisco, California. She is also survived by 4 sisters-in-law, Irene Johnson, Dorothy Johnson and Betty Johnson of
Plentywood and Bette Johnson of Jordan. Myrtle’s special friend Ginny Larson will sorely miss "Missy K.". Myrtle was preceded
in death by her parents, an infant son, Randal, and all of her siblings, Garnet Brekus, Elmer, Rudy, Melvin, Al and Les Johnson.
Fulkerson Funeral home has charge of arrangements.
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Carmen Niederhauser
Funeral services for Carmen Niederhauser will be held at 2:00 PM Wednesday, April 25. Johnette Grefe will officiate at the service
at Medicine Lake Lutheran Church; interment will be in Medicine Lake Cemetery. Following the interment rites, all are invited to
the Medicine Lake Firehall for a reception and fellowship, with remarks by Rev. Tim Hutslar. Casketbearers will be Brandon,
Dean and Neal French, Mike Hendrickson, and Dustin and Jeff Wivholm; ushers will be Bryce and Jay Hancock. Honorary
Bearers will be Richard and Betty Hendrickson, Melvin and Charlotte Tronson, Walt and Julia Norbo, Curt and Ivell Halseide, Don
and Virginia Carpenter, Howard and June Skillingberg, Tim and Sue Hutslar, Jeanne French, Pat French, Doris Poe, and all
school board members, faculty and staff, and all the Honkers who passed through the halls from 1961 - 1991. Carmen passed
away Thursday April 19,2007 at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Plentywood from complications of ALS.
Carmen Enochson Niederhauser was born April 1,1931 in Williston North Dakota; the third of four children of Carl Oliver and
Angeline Wilhimena (Matthias) Enochson. Carmen's family included her sister, Donna Marie(1926-1944), brothers William Ford
("Bill" 1927-1981) and Jay, born in 1942. Carmen attended school at Four Buttes, Montana through 7th grade, then attended and
graduated from high school at Wahpeton, North Dakota. She then went to college in Moorhead Minnesota, where she received
her teaching certificate. She taught 5th & 6th grades in Froid Montana in 1949 and '50, and then attended the University of
Montana in 1950-51. Carmen returned to Medicine Lake and married Jerry Eugene Niederhauser in June 1951. She taught 5th &
6th grades at Medicine lake in 1951-52. In the fall of 1953 a son, Greg, was born and daughter Vicki followed in 1955. In 1961
Carmen was appointed clerk of schools at Medicine Lake and continued working until retiring in 1991.
Carmen got great joy from bird watching, gardening and tending her yard and flowers. She was an avid Medicine Lake HONKER
Fan and attended all sports and school activities. She loved taking family pictures and enjoyed many hours putting photo albums
together and scrap booking. Carmen enjoyed having coffee and visiting with friends at the Laketonian. One of her favorite
pastimes was sharing milk and cookies at the farm with Lane and Anders.
Carmen is survived by her two children and their families: son Greg Niederhauser and his wife Judy of Medicine Lake, their four
children: Shane Wilemon and his wife Erica, and their sons Jack and Charlie Of Arnold ,Maryland; Scott Wilemon and Patty of
Dagmar Montana, and children Shae and Lauren; Sandi Knudsen and her husband John, of Scobey, Montana, and their
children Lane and Anders ; and Shannon Wilemon of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Carmen's daughter Vicki Eckerdt and her
husband Tim, live at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico with their children Timea and Zane. Carmen is also survived by a brother Jay
Enochson and his wife Ludelle, of Dickinson N.D; sisters-in-law Mavis (Enochson) Hamann, of Wahpeton, North Dakota, and
WilmaWittala and her husband Matt, of Seattle, Washington; Marilyn Michels of Billings Montana, and her brother-in-law Jack
Niederhauser and his wife Vanaye, of Corvallis, Montana as well as step sisters Faye Nielsen and her husband Allen of Seattle,
Washington and Arlys Zieske of Glasgow Montana. Besides her parents, sister, and brother, she was preceded in death by her
husband, Jerry, on June 25, 2006. Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood has charge of arrangements.
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Carollee Soderfelt
A Memorial Service for Carollee Soderfelt will be held at 2:00 pm Saturday, April 21st at the Assembly of God Church in
Plentywood. There will be a luncheon at the church, following the service and interment will be held at a later time. Carollee, 51,
died on April 13th at her home in Medicine Lake.
Carollee was born August 11, 1955 in Williston, North Dakota, a daughter of Charles and Alta Stephan. She graduated from High
School in Antelope, Montana and lived in numerous places during her life, including Columbia Falls, Montana and Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
She enjoyed gardening and music. She loved to landscape her yard and raise produce and spent a lot of time outside. Carollee
enjoyed listening to all types of music and also enjoyed singing.
Survivors include her son Tory Larson and his wife Elicia and their four children: Stephen, Shaianne, Jonathan and Noelle, all of
Bloomington, Illinois; her parents Charles and Alta Stephan of Dagmar; her brothers and sisters: Larry of Dagmar, Stanley and
his wife Donna of Saco, Montana, Bryan who lives in Florida, Keith and his wife Eva of Reserve, Susan Kaufman and her
husband Cliff of Pangman, Saskatchewan and Gerri Gonzales and her husband Ed who live in New Mexico.
She is preceded in death by her grandparents and two husbands, Brent Potter and Allen Soderfeld. Fulkerson Funeral Home of
Plentywood is in charge of arrangements.
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Joan Ross
A funeral service for Joan Ross will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Sunday, April 15, 2007 at the Assembly of God Church in Plentywood.
Pastor Randy Lindgren will officiate and burial will take place in Plentywood Cemetery. Joan, 84, died at Sheridan Memorial
Hospital in Plentywood on Friday, April 13th.
Joan was born on March 2, 1923 on the family farm southwest of Plentywood, a daughter of Fremont and Mable (Mann) Nelson.
She attended school in Sheridan County and on July 22, 1940 she was married to Willard Ross. In 1943 they bought their own
farm in the Welliver community, where they lived and farmed until Willard retired from farming in 1980. Joan worked in several
businesses in the Plentywood community and was a member of The Assembly of God Church.
Joan loved to garden and canned her produce every year. She also loved her flowers and did embroidery work and quilted. She
was an avid reader, mostly fiction. She dearly loved her family; In her eyes her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-
great-grandchildren could do anything! A devoted Christian, she traveled with Willard as he ministered in many area churches.
Joan is survived by her daughter Judy Morken and her husband David of Hungry Horse, Montana; and five grandchildren and their
spouses: Kyle Morken of Deer Lodge, Terry Ross of Poplar, Kevin Morken and wife DeAnn of Dagmar, Monty Ross of Poplar and
Tammy Lindgren and her husband Randy of Butte. Also surviving are numerous great- grandchildren and great- great-
grandchildren.
She preceded in death by her parents, five brothers and sisters, husband Willard and son Dale.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials should be sent to the Willard Ross Memorial Camp Fund in care of Montana
District Council 2147 Overland Avenue, Suite 100, Billings, Montana 59102. Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood is in charge
of arrangements.
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Audrey Solberg
Memorial Services for Audrey Solberg will be held at 10:30 am Wednesday, April 4. Pastor David C. Curtright will officiate at the
service at Fulkerson Memorial Chapel in Plentywood; interment of cremated remains in Ebenezer Cemetery, east of Antelope,
Montana will take place later in the spring. Audrey, 79, died Thursday evening, March 29 at Sheridan Memorial Hospital.
Audrey, the youngest of 6 children of Albert and Alma (Berg) Lindquist, was born on the family farm east of Antelope July 16, 1927.
Raised on the family farm, she attended the Monroe School, graduated from Antelope High School in 1945, and graduated from
the Sacred Heart School of Nursing in Havre as a Registered Nurse in 1948. She married James Reynolds in Havre in March,
1950, but pursued her nursing career in many places as they moved with his work. She worked at Good Samaritan Hospital in
Williston, at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow as Obstetrics Supervisor, worked in O-B at St. James’ Hospital in
Butte; then in Glendive, first at N.P. Hospital and then as Nursing Supervisor in the Medical, Post-Surgical, Pediatric and O-B
departments at Dawson County Hospital. In 1966 she and Mr. Reynolds moved to Illinois, where she worked in the Silver Cross
Hospital in Joliet until his death in 1970. That fall she moved back to Montana to work in Sidney until she married Chester
Solberg April 20, 1971 in Billings. In 1972 they moved to Townsend, and Audrey took classes at Montana State University in
Bozeman to earn a Nursing Home Administrator’s License, then worked at the Broadwater County Rest Home until she retired in
1989. Mr. Solberg died in March, 1994; and as her health began to fail in 1998, Audrey moved back “home” to Plentywood.
Audrey enjoyed her life, and found that she was equally happy wherever she went – although she missed the prairie sunsets
while she was living in western Montana. She found great joy in helping people recover from severe illness and injury throughout
her nursing career; and said that even the bad experiences “taught good lessons!” She belonged to the United Methodist Church
in Townsend, was a 50-year member of the Friendship Chapter #68 of the Order of Eastern Star in Williston; and loved baking,
especially bread, buns, and sweetbreads of various kinds. One of the nurses caring for her in the last month related that she was
“one of the least demanding patients she ever had.” A quiet, gentle, caring person, Audrey related that her only regret was that
she never traveled much –and would have liked to visit Arizona!
Audrey is survived by two step-daughters, Bunky, Mrs. Larry Wirtz, of Outlook, and Lonna Knoll, of Missoula; and by numerous
grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is also survived by a brother, Allan Lindquist, of Plentywood, and a sister, Lila
Kleppen, of rural Plentywood. She was very close to her nephews, nieces, and their families. Besides her parents and
husbands, she was preceded in death by a brother, Cedric Lindquist, and two sisters, Grace Haugen and Eunice Kleppen.
Fulkerson Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
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Funeral Services for Myrtle Klofstad will be held at 2:00 PM on Monday April 30. Pastor David Curtright will officiate at the service at
Plentywood Lutheran Church; interment will be in Plentywood Memorial Cemetery. Myrtle passed away at Sheridan Memorial
Hospital April 26, 2007. She was 91.
Myrtle was born September 12, 1915, on "The Farm" three miles north of Plentywood. She was the third child of Norwegian
immigrants Lars and Guri (Aarhus) Johnson. She was baptized and confirmed in Plentywood Lutheran Church and lived her
entire life in Sheridan County. As a first grader she spoke and understood only the Norwegian language. She graduated from
Plentywood High School in 1933, in the midst of the Depression. Following graduation she worked in Plentywood at Deck's Café
and The Dime Store. The wall of memorable photos at Cousins Café pictures Myrtle as a waitress at Deck's.
Myrtle loved to dance. She met her husband to be, Einar, at a dance at the Nickerson Barn near Outlook. Einar often commented
"She talked all the time we were dancing and has still not stopped". Their opportunity for marriage came in 1936 after Einar got a
teaching job at Gibson School, north of Raymond, just a mile from the border. They made their home for several years in an 8 by
13 foot teacherage attached to the side of the school. But, it was the Depression and they had a steady pay check. Myrtle taught
many of the young girls to crochet.
In 1942, they moved to Box Elder Street in Plentywood, a great neighborhood to raise two boys. Myrtle was a homemaker. She
loved to bake. They enjoyed outings and card parties with friends such as the Willards, Janssens and Simonis. Einar began
working for Woodward's clothing store (later called Anthony's). They moved to Jefferson Street and lived there for 50 years. Myrtle
worked part time at "The Store". She often remarked that she did not earn much money but she got to sleep with the boss.
She looked forward to visits from family and trips to see her children and their families. She was active in WELCA circles and
Eastern Star. She loved crafts. In addition to her life long passion for crocheting she tried Hardanger, painting and bead crafts.
She collected Depression Glass and Roseville Pottery. A real thrill was going to garage sales looking for bargains. She was an
avid reader. When her eyesight failed she turned to books-on-tape. She consumed most of the appropriate titles at the Library.
Loss of her eyesight and declining health sapped her spirit and she spent the final three years of her life at the Nursing Home.
She is survived by her loving husband of 70 years, Einar, and by two sons and their families: Gary and his wife Barbara of
Wausau, Wisconsin; and Glenn and his wife Char of Missoula. Her grandchildren are Kari Hazen and her husband Tim of
Bloomington, Illinois and their daughters (Myrtle's great granddaughters) Zoe and Mia; Eric Klofstad and his wife Ana of Prairie du
Chien, Wisconsin; Casey Klofstad of Miami, Florida; Kristi Klofstad of Seattle, Washington; and Jason Klofstad and his wife Judy
of San Francisco, California. She is also survived by 4 sisters-in-law, Irene Johnson, Dorothy Johnson and Betty Johnson of
Plentywood and Bette Johnson of Jordan. Myrtle’s special friend Ginny Larson will sorely miss "Missy K.". Myrtle was preceded
in death by her parents, an infant son, Randal, and all of her siblings, Garnet Brekus, Elmer, Rudy, Melvin, Al and Les Johnson.
Fulkerson Funeral home has charge of arrangements.
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Carmen Niederhauser
Funeral services for Carmen Niederhauser will be held at 2:00 PM Wednesday, April 25. Johnette Grefe will officiate at the service
at Medicine Lake Lutheran Church; interment will be in Medicine Lake Cemetery. Following the interment rites, all are invited to
the Medicine Lake Firehall for a reception and fellowship, with remarks by Rev. Tim Hutslar. Casketbearers will be Brandon,
Dean and Neal French, Mike Hendrickson, and Dustin and Jeff Wivholm; ushers will be Bryce and Jay Hancock. Honorary
Bearers will be Richard and Betty Hendrickson, Melvin and Charlotte Tronson, Walt and Julia Norbo, Curt and Ivell Halseide, Don
and Virginia Carpenter, Howard and June Skillingberg, Tim and Sue Hutslar, Jeanne French, Pat French, Doris Poe, and all
school board members, faculty and staff, and all the Honkers who passed through the halls from 1961 - 1991. Carmen passed
away Thursday April 19,2007 at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Plentywood from complications of ALS.
Carmen Enochson Niederhauser was born April 1,1931 in Williston North Dakota; the third of four children of Carl Oliver and
Angeline Wilhimena (Matthias) Enochson. Carmen's family included her sister, Donna Marie(1926-1944), brothers William Ford
("Bill" 1927-1981) and Jay, born in 1942. Carmen attended school at Four Buttes, Montana through 7th grade, then attended and
graduated from high school at Wahpeton, North Dakota. She then went to college in Moorhead Minnesota, where she received
her teaching certificate. She taught 5th & 6th grades in Froid Montana in 1949 and '50, and then attended the University of
Montana in 1950-51. Carmen returned to Medicine Lake and married Jerry Eugene Niederhauser in June 1951. She taught 5th &
6th grades at Medicine lake in 1951-52. In the fall of 1953 a son, Greg, was born and daughter Vicki followed in 1955. In 1961
Carmen was appointed clerk of schools at Medicine Lake and continued working until retiring in 1991.
Carmen got great joy from bird watching, gardening and tending her yard and flowers. She was an avid Medicine Lake HONKER
Fan and attended all sports and school activities. She loved taking family pictures and enjoyed many hours putting photo albums
together and scrap booking. Carmen enjoyed having coffee and visiting with friends at the Laketonian. One of her favorite
pastimes was sharing milk and cookies at the farm with Lane and Anders.
Carmen is survived by her two children and their families: son Greg Niederhauser and his wife Judy of Medicine Lake, their four
children: Shane Wilemon and his wife Erica, and their sons Jack and Charlie Of Arnold ,Maryland; Scott Wilemon and Patty of
Dagmar Montana, and children Shae and Lauren; Sandi Knudsen and her husband John, of Scobey, Montana, and their
children Lane and Anders ; and Shannon Wilemon of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Carmen's daughter Vicki Eckerdt and her
husband Tim, live at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico with their children Timea and Zane. Carmen is also survived by a brother Jay
Enochson and his wife Ludelle, of Dickinson N.D; sisters-in-law Mavis (Enochson) Hamann, of Wahpeton, North Dakota, and
WilmaWittala and her husband Matt, of Seattle, Washington; Marilyn Michels of Billings Montana, and her brother-in-law Jack
Niederhauser and his wife Vanaye, of Corvallis, Montana as well as step sisters Faye Nielsen and her husband Allen of Seattle,
Washington and Arlys Zieske of Glasgow Montana. Besides her parents, sister, and brother, she was preceded in death by her
husband, Jerry, on June 25, 2006. Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood has charge of arrangements.
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Carollee Soderfelt
A Memorial Service for Carollee Soderfelt will be held at 2:00 pm Saturday, April 21st at the Assembly of God Church in
Plentywood. There will be a luncheon at the church, following the service and interment will be held at a later time. Carollee, 51,
died on April 13th at her home in Medicine Lake.
Carollee was born August 11, 1955 in Williston, North Dakota, a daughter of Charles and Alta Stephan. She graduated from High
School in Antelope, Montana and lived in numerous places during her life, including Columbia Falls, Montana and Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
She enjoyed gardening and music. She loved to landscape her yard and raise produce and spent a lot of time outside. Carollee
enjoyed listening to all types of music and also enjoyed singing.
Survivors include her son Tory Larson and his wife Elicia and their four children: Stephen, Shaianne, Jonathan and Noelle, all of
Bloomington, Illinois; her parents Charles and Alta Stephan of Dagmar; her brothers and sisters: Larry of Dagmar, Stanley and
his wife Donna of Saco, Montana, Bryan who lives in Florida, Keith and his wife Eva of Reserve, Susan Kaufman and her
husband Cliff of Pangman, Saskatchewan and Gerri Gonzales and her husband Ed who live in New Mexico.
She is preceded in death by her grandparents and two husbands, Brent Potter and Allen Soderfeld. Fulkerson Funeral Home of
Plentywood is in charge of arrangements.
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Joan Ross
A funeral service for Joan Ross will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Sunday, April 15, 2007 at the Assembly of God Church in Plentywood.
Pastor Randy Lindgren will officiate and burial will take place in Plentywood Cemetery. Joan, 84, died at Sheridan Memorial
Hospital in Plentywood on Friday, April 13th.
Joan was born on March 2, 1923 on the family farm southwest of Plentywood, a daughter of Fremont and Mable (Mann) Nelson.
She attended school in Sheridan County and on July 22, 1940 she was married to Willard Ross. In 1943 they bought their own
farm in the Welliver community, where they lived and farmed until Willard retired from farming in 1980. Joan worked in several
businesses in the Plentywood community and was a member of The Assembly of God Church.
Joan loved to garden and canned her produce every year. She also loved her flowers and did embroidery work and quilted. She
was an avid reader, mostly fiction. She dearly loved her family; In her eyes her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-
great-grandchildren could do anything! A devoted Christian, she traveled with Willard as he ministered in many area churches.
Joan is survived by her daughter Judy Morken and her husband David of Hungry Horse, Montana; and five grandchildren and their
spouses: Kyle Morken of Deer Lodge, Terry Ross of Poplar, Kevin Morken and wife DeAnn of Dagmar, Monty Ross of Poplar and
Tammy Lindgren and her husband Randy of Butte. Also surviving are numerous great- grandchildren and great- great-
grandchildren.
She preceded in death by her parents, five brothers and sisters, husband Willard and son Dale.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials should be sent to the Willard Ross Memorial Camp Fund in care of Montana
District Council 2147 Overland Avenue, Suite 100, Billings, Montana 59102. Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood is in charge
of arrangements.
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Audrey Solberg
Memorial Services for Audrey Solberg will be held at 10:30 am Wednesday, April 4. Pastor David C. Curtright will officiate at the
service at Fulkerson Memorial Chapel in Plentywood; interment of cremated remains in Ebenezer Cemetery, east of Antelope,
Montana will take place later in the spring. Audrey, 79, died Thursday evening, March 29 at Sheridan Memorial Hospital.
Audrey, the youngest of 6 children of Albert and Alma (Berg) Lindquist, was born on the family farm east of Antelope July 16, 1927.
Raised on the family farm, she attended the Monroe School, graduated from Antelope High School in 1945, and graduated from
the Sacred Heart School of Nursing in Havre as a Registered Nurse in 1948. She married James Reynolds in Havre in March,
1950, but pursued her nursing career in many places as they moved with his work. She worked at Good Samaritan Hospital in
Williston, at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow as Obstetrics Supervisor, worked in O-B at St. James’ Hospital in
Butte; then in Glendive, first at N.P. Hospital and then as Nursing Supervisor in the Medical, Post-Surgical, Pediatric and O-B
departments at Dawson County Hospital. In 1966 she and Mr. Reynolds moved to Illinois, where she worked in the Silver Cross
Hospital in Joliet until his death in 1970. That fall she moved back to Montana to work in Sidney until she married Chester
Solberg April 20, 1971 in Billings. In 1972 they moved to Townsend, and Audrey took classes at Montana State University in
Bozeman to earn a Nursing Home Administrator’s License, then worked at the Broadwater County Rest Home until she retired in
1989. Mr. Solberg died in March, 1994; and as her health began to fail in 1998, Audrey moved back “home” to Plentywood.
Audrey enjoyed her life, and found that she was equally happy wherever she went – although she missed the prairie sunsets
while she was living in western Montana. She found great joy in helping people recover from severe illness and injury throughout
her nursing career; and said that even the bad experiences “taught good lessons!” She belonged to the United Methodist Church
in Townsend, was a 50-year member of the Friendship Chapter #68 of the Order of Eastern Star in Williston; and loved baking,
especially bread, buns, and sweetbreads of various kinds. One of the nurses caring for her in the last month related that she was
“one of the least demanding patients she ever had.” A quiet, gentle, caring person, Audrey related that her only regret was that
she never traveled much –and would have liked to visit Arizona!
Audrey is survived by two step-daughters, Bunky, Mrs. Larry Wirtz, of Outlook, and Lonna Knoll, of Missoula; and by numerous
grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is also survived by a brother, Allan Lindquist, of Plentywood, and a sister, Lila
Kleppen, of rural Plentywood. She was very close to her nephews, nieces, and their families. Besides her parents and
husbands, she was preceded in death by a brother, Cedric Lindquist, and two sisters, Grace Haugen and Eunice Kleppen.
Fulkerson Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
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