K&L Mortuaries - Boulder

03/12/2026

Who’s part of your support circle? Whether it’s family, friends, or even a pet, we’d love to know what helps you through the hard days. Whether you need someone to talk to, ask questions about planning, or just want a listening ear—we're here, whenever you need us.

03/05/2026

Every life tells a story and we believe every funeral should, too. At K&L Mortuaries, we’re dedicated to creating unique, personalized services that truly honor the life being remembered.

Whether it’s incorporating favorite music, meaningful keepsakes, themed displays, special readings, or a celebration that reflects a loved one’s passions, we take the time to learn what made them who they were.

From traditional services to one-of-a-kind life celebrations, our team is here to help families create something heartfelt, memorable, and uniquely theirs. 💛

03/03/2026

Matthew Robert Scott Weir

Matthew Robert Scott Weir, born March 13, 1978 to Margaret "Meg" Gifford and David Calder Scott Weir, in Denver, Colorado, passed away unexpectedly in his Montana home, Tuesday, February 24, 2026, leaving behind his family and friends.

Matt was a dedicated employee at SuperOne Foods in Helena, MT. He had a varied career in retail as well as health care. He was a loyal friend and a cherished son, nephew, brother and uncle.

Matt is preceded in death by his father, David, and aunt Kay Gifford. He is survived by his mother, Meg (Colorado); brother, Mark Weir (Colorado); nephew, Nate Weir (Colorado); aunts and uncles, Tim (Lynette) Gifford (Idaho), Susan Gifford (Montana), Pam (Lyonel) Roturier (Colorado), Bob (Alice Newman) Weir (Toronto, ON), Joan (David Murrell) Weir (Toronto, ON) and a wide circle of additional family and friends.

No memorial services are scheduled at this time. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Beaverhead Animal Shelter in his memory.

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02/26/2026

Some days are harder than others. Be kind to yourself today, and remember it’s okay to feel everything you're feeling.

02/19/2026

William Edward Hagman

William (Bill) Edward Hagman, 81, passed away on February 11, 2026, in Helena, Montana.

Born on October 14, 1944, in Butte, Montana. He was raised in Boulder, Montana and graduated from Jefferson High School and later pursued higher education at the University of Alaska in Anchorage, where he earned his bachelor's degree in nursing.

Following his academic achievements, Bill dedicated his professional life to nursing. He worked all over the country as a traveling nurse in a variety of specialties.

Bill was a man of many passions. An avid outdoorsman, he found joy and peace in nature through hunting, trapping, fishing, hiking, and gardening. He enjoyed sharing his knowledge, passing along skills to his friends and grandchildren. His hands were rarely idle; whether tending to plants or crafting something useful, he took pride in working with them. His adventurous spirit led him on numerous trips to Mexico over the years.

He played basketball from his youth into adulthood and enjoyed refereeing college basketball. In most recent years he enjoyed watching his youngest grandson Mace, play Hockey.

He was preceded in death by his father, William Hagman, mother, Irene Hrstich and son William Hagman III.

Bill is also survived by Monica (Dana) Geller, though formerly his daughter in-law, he never thought of her that way. For the past several years, Monica had the privilege of caring for Grandpa Bill and sharing so many heartfelt moments together. To Monica's four children, Morgan, Madison, Micah and Mace he was simply Grandpa Bill. Whenever he was brought to appointments and someone would ask him their relation, he'd grin and proudly say, "She's my everything." Grandpa Bill's warmth, humor, and love will forever be a part of our family and our hearts.

William E. Hagman had 5 children; Michael Hagman, William Hagman III, Jacques Hagman, Anthony Hagman and Dustin Hagman.

He has 9 grandkids: Krystal Hagman (2 kids), William Hagman (4 kids) born to Dustin, Morgan agman (2 kids), Madison, Micah and Mace born to Michael Hagman, Keana Hagman and Kass Redroad to Jacques Hagman and Kendal Hagman to Anthony.

Services for Mr. Hagman will be Monday February 23rd at 1pm at K&L Mortuaries in Boulder.

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02/19/2026

Michelle Benedict

Michelle "Micki" Benedict

1949-2026

Michelle "Micki" Louise Richmann Benedict passed away from a brief illness on February 15, 2026 at the age of 76. Micki was born in Bradford, Iowa on July 23, 1949 to Melvin and LaVelle Richmann. She attended elementary school in Bradford. Her family moved to Iowa Falls where she finished school as a proud Cadet. She had her first daughter, Kara, in 1967 who she lovingly placed for adoption. She met Jim Pearson in 1974 in Iowa City. They relocated to Sheridan, MT shortly after they met and were married. They welcomed their daughter, Abby, in 1979. Micki worked many jobs but particularly enjoyed her time at the Sheridan Schools office, as the Madison County Treasurer and at JDL Construction. She was a Panther through and through, cheering on Abby through her years at Sheridan Schools from kindergarten through high school graduation. She especially loved supporting the Ruby Valley Swimming Pool and playing golf at Madison Meadows. She and Jim lived a wonderful life in Sheridan until Jim's passing in 2001. Micki reacquainted with John Benedict and they married in 2004. Micki and John had many adventures together, from rafting the Salmon River to road tripping to Las Vegas and the midwest to boat trips on Lake Havasu and in the Mediterranean. Their most recent trip was taking a ferry boat to Alaska. Micki loved to play poker, scrabble and gin rummy. She adored her grandchildren and her brothers. In 2008, Micki enjoyed an intimate reunion with Kara. Micki was a dedicated Virginia City community member, volunteering for several organizations over the years, notably the Virginia City Elks Lodge #390 and St. Paul's Episcopal Church vestry. She was a friend to all and will be missed by many.

She is survived by her husband John Benedict, brother Marc Richmann, daughter Abby (Andy) Thomas, daughter Kara Johnson, niece Sara (John) Whitehead, stepson Brian (GeeHae) Benedict, stepdaughter Michelle (Ryan) Davidson and her grandchildren Ellen and Roland Thomas, and Megan and Gavin Davidson.

She is predeceased by her parents, Jim, and her brother Michael Richmann.

A funeral service will be held at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Virginia City, MT on Saturday, March 7th at Noon, with a reception at the VC Elk's Lodge to follow.

Memorials may be given in her memory to St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

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02/19/2026

Kimberly J Hadman

Kim Jaye Hadman

Kim Jaye Hadman was born in Roseburg, Oregon, to Don and Wanda Short. She passed away on February 15, 2026, at Madison Valley Hospital in Ennis, Montana.

Kim graduated from Glide High School in Oregon in 1976. At 18 years old, she moved to Seattle, Washington, beginning the next chapter of her life.

In 1981, Kim married the love of her life, Brad Hadman, in a small ceremony held in his parents' living room in Graham, Washington. During their marriage, they were blessed with two sons, Rhett and Taylor, who were the pride and joy of her life.

In 1988, Brad and Kim founded Progressive Metal Craft, combining Brad's incredible talent for building race cars with Kim's business knowledge and determination. Together, they built a successful life on and off the racetrack. Kim later expanded the business into PMI Truck Bodies and Powder Coating, continuing to grow their legacy. In 2020, Brad and Kim retired and moved to Pony, Montana, to enjoy the next season of their lives.

Kim lived life to the fullest, but her greatest joy was being a grandmother. Her love for her family was unmatched, and she treasured every moment spent with her grandchildren, Kari, Miles, Parker, and Eldon.

Kim is survived by her loving husband, Brad Hadman; her sister, Lisa (Denny) Miller; her brother, Patrick Short; her sons, Rhett Hadman (Jaclyn Anderson) and Taylor Hadman (Nikki), her niece Shannon (Matt) and their two beautiful daughters; and her beloved dog, Bull.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Wanda; her father, Don; and her sister, Dana Short.

Though we greatly mourn the loss of Kim, we will always remember her love for life, her generosity, and her deep passion for history. Not a day will go by that she is not in our hearts and on our minds.

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02/16/2026

On Presidents Day, we pause to recognize the leadership and dedication that have helped shape our country. We’re grateful to serve our community with care and compassion every day.

02/14/2026

Carolyn Cook

Carolyn J. Cook, age 81, passed away peacefully on February 12, 2026.

Born on December 12, 1944, to Clyde and Elieen Cook, Carolyn lived a life defined by dedication, strength, and service. From an early age, she demonstrated a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to others-qualities that would guide her throughout her life.

Carolyn proudly served her country in the United States Army for 20 years. Her military career reflected her steadfast character, resilience, and unwavering patriotism. She carried the values of honor and duty with her long after her years of service, earning the respect and admiration of those who knew her.

Carolyn will be remembered for her quiet strength, her devotion to her family and friends, and the example she set through a life of service. Her presence will be deeply missed by all whose lives she touched. Carolyn is survived by her siblings Bonnie Cook, Virginia Barnes and Kenny Cook.

A graveside service will be held on Monday, February 16, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at Meadowview Cemetery in Manhattan, Montana.

In honoring Carolyn's life, family and friends are invited to gather in remembrance and gratitude for the years she gave so selflessly to others. There will be a gathering of light refreshments at the Methodist Church annex following the service.

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02/13/2026

As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’re especially mindful of those who may be carrying extra weight in their hearts particularly those remembering a spouse or loved one. Love doesn’t end with loss; memories remain close and meaningful.

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