Bullis Mortuary

03/28/2026

Ronald Frazier, a resident of Big Horn County in Hardin, Montana, passed away peacefully in Big Horn County Memorial Hospital due to complications stemming from Alzheimer’s and two other major infections. He was 84 years old. He was born on December 21,1941 in LaJunta, Colorado to Orville and Virginia Frazier.

Ron was known for his comedic sense of humor and down to earth and mild spirit. He had a very kind heart and easy going and laid back demeanor about him. He loved life and his family. His favorite things to do in life before he got sick were farming, working on a tractor into all hours of the night, and almost all things outdoors including hunting the Gunnison Mountains, camping and fishing. His favorite fishing spot was anyhwere that had fish available in it, especially Blue Lake, Colorado, also known as Adobe Creek.

Ron had a very strong work ethic and he was not the kind of man to sit still and do nothing while there was still daylight. He never let go of that belief even down to the very end, and if that meant all he did was re-arrange and organize the trash can by his recliner, then that is what he did. He always wanted to be helpful. There was nothing Ron wouldn’t do to help someone if they needed something. He’d give the shirt off his back if someone needed it, whether he was really up to the task or not. That is just the kind of man that he was on a regular basis, any given day.

The most important thing that Ron was known for was his deep and unending love of his loving and all merciful heavenly father, Jehovah God and the promises that Jehovah made to all of his loyal children here on earth, including the promise of the resurrection that he will now get to experience firsthand himself.

Ron dedicated his life to Jehovah and symbolized that dedication by way of water baptism on July 23, 1970 in Amarillo, Texas at the District Convention. Over the years he experienced many blessings such as being a servant and helping with so many different Kingdom Hall builds all over several states.


Ron was a beloved husband, father, son, brother and friend. He put others before himself and he will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him. He is survived by his wife, Robbie Frazier, his daughter, Yvonne Blake, and his son, Troy Frazier, and his grandchildren Kalah (Gary), Kylie, Aurora and James (Jimmie). He was preceded in death by his parents Orville and Virginia Frazier and a brother and sister.

onald’s legacy of compassion, faith in Jehovah’s love and promises will live on in the memories of all those whose lives he touched over the years. He will be forever remembered by those who cherished and loved him and most importantly by his heavenly father Jehovah God, who holds Ron in his memory until he will fulfill all his promises, which will soon take place and be just around the corner.

03/26/2026

03/26/2026

Update to visitation and funeral times. Thank you.

Deanna Barbara Doyle-Dreamer, age 87, passed away peacefully on March 22, 2026, surrounded by all of her family and loved ones. She was born on May 23, 1938, in Crow Agency, Montana. She was a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend whose warmth and kindness touched the lives of all who knew her.

Deanna lived in Crow Agency, Montana, and spent significant parts of her life in Bozeman, Montana, Grand Coulee, Washington, as well as Washington, D.C., where she built both her career and cherished family memories alongside her late husband, Mortimer Dreamer, and children Lansing and Jonni Dreamer, as well as her surviving daughter, Kasey.

She worked as a legal assistant for a prominent law firm in Washington, D.C., specializing in Native American law. Her work reflected her intelligence, dedication, and deep respect for justice and community. After Deanna moved back to Montana, she spent countless hours helping raise her grandchildren, Shannon, Matthew, Maria, William, and Jersey, who they affectionately called “Mim” a nickname given to her by her granddaughter Maria. She also had an especially close bond with her great-niece, Cheyenne Whiteman, whom she babysat for many years.

Above all, Deanna’s greatest devotion was to her family. She had a remarkable gift for making everyone feel loved, valued, and special. Her home was a place of comfort, care, and unwavering support where everyone always felt welcome. Deanna had a special connection with all who knew her, especially her countless grandchildren, nieces, and nephews, who loved to sit at her table and visit with her.

Deanna found joy in the simple and meaningful moments of life. She loved reading, was always eager to learn, and could often be found working on crossword puzzles, keeping her mind sharp and curious.

She will be remembered for her gentle spirit, her strength, and the love she gave so freely. Her legacy lives on in the family she cherished and the many lives she touched.

Deanna was preceded in death by her husband, Mortimer Dreamer; her children, Lansing and Jonni Dreamer; her parents, John and Florence-Yarlott Doyle; her beloved siblings, Mervin Havin, Patrick, Robert, Chuck, and Timothy Doyle; sister, Mickey Whiteman; in-laws, Donald Dreamer, Thurlow and Menford Birdinground, Beldine Beneker, and Agnes Lockhart; nephews, Patrick “Little Pat” and Robert “Bomber” Doyle; close cousin, Rosie Harris; and granddaughter, Aloysia Big Hair.

She is survived by her siblings, Johnny (Aggie) Doyle, Louise Doyle, Penny Bad Bear; close in-laws, Rosie May Doyle, Mercedes Little Head, Carmelita Birdinground, Wilfred, Gilbert Jr ‘Popcorn’, and Quintin Birdinground; close cousin, Sara Young; son-in-law, Al Big Hair; daughter, Kasey (Josh) Dreamer-Little Owl, grandchildren Dakota and Shannon Dreamer, Matthew Mortimer Stops, Maria Ashleigh and William “Babe” Snell, Jersey Bay Flores and her gang Rattler, Autumn, Mayleigh, and Ramone, Kayden, Khloe, Crystal, and Tristan “Boy” Big Hair; her great-great granddaughter LeiNani Stops; her nieces and nephews, Donna Dreamer, Cindy, Cheryl, and Christine Haven, Sydney, Burdette ‘BJ’, and Marley Birdinground, Francine, Brandon and John Doyle,Walter and Ian Old Elk, Sherman Big Man, Henry (Shannon), Joe and Mikayla Wilson, Caleb, Connor and Vivian Doyle, Dawn Glenn-Plenty Hawk, Desi, Jade, Jake and Tara Whiteman, Tawny and Calvin Whiteman, Gary (Mary) Whiteman, Nacoma Jefferson, Kaya Swank, Arlen (Mona) Whiteman, Damien, Stephanie, and Mariah Whiteman, Charlie Whiteman, Valerie (Quentin) Whiteman, Autumn, Cheyenne and Timmy Whiteman, Faith (Craig) Ackley, Ryker, Tanner, and Trinda Ackley, Kim (Bryan) Peterson, Sherri Doyle, Shane (Megkian) Doyle, Florence, Ruby, Lillian, Quannah and Blake Doyle, Sloane (Scott) Flatlip, Hudson, Madison, and Bridger Flatlip, Joe, Thurlow, Jordan, Dana, Lindsey, Shiloh, Lamont, Wayne, Rein, Kyler, and Taya Bad Bear.

Extended family on the paternal side includes all descendants of Thomas Shane and Sarah Strikes the Gun; on her maternal side, all descendants of David Yarlott and Plenty Doors.

Extended families also include Birdinground, Doyle, Yarlott, Shane, Fitzpatrick and Pretty Weasel. Please excuse us if we have forgotten you in our time of grief. Our family would like to extend our appreciation to everyone who has offered support during this time.

We would like to extend a special thank you to everyone who spent time with our grandma in her home and checked on her over the last few years. Mary and Mona Whiteman, Shiloh Bad Bear, for bringing warm meals, helping clean her home, Kyler and Rien for helping with yard work, and countless memorable trips into Hardin with her close nephew, Charlie.

03/19/2026

Our dad, Bruce Little Light, Sr. made his journey to the other side of the camp on March 16, 2026. He was surrounded by those who loved him, and he gave that same love back in his own way. Bruce was born June 8, 1958, in Crow Agency, Montana to Corrine Chief Child Onion and Gerald Little Light, Sr. He was a Greasy Mouth and he was a child of the Big Lodge.

Bruce started his education at the young age of 17, when his sisters enrolled him at Eastern Montana College. Later, he enrolled in vocational school, where he earned his license in auto mechanics. He was employed by Billings Gazette, Sears Auto Service, and later worked locally making a living as a mechanic.

Bruce was a ba****ck rider in his younger years, traveling around the rodeo circuit with his brothers, Jr., Thomas and Pete. Bruce enjoyed reggae music, the outdoors, hunting, camping with his Hugs brothers: Leland, William, Harvey, Frank and Mark. He also enjoyed boxing, sparring with his uncle Chet. Bruce was very knowledgeable in the Crow traditional ways such as sweat lodge, fasting, traditional dancing, singing, making arrows and drums. He passed down to his grandsons, Noah and Burgess. He was humble, respectful, and protective of his family. Bruce had a generous heart and looked out for everyone.

He leaves behind his children, family, and everyone who knew him. We’ll remember him in our stories, our laughter, and the way we take care of each other. He’s not gone - he just made it to the other side camp ahead of us. We love you Dad.

Bruce is preceded in death by his parents, brothers Gerald, Jr. Little Light, Pete Onion and Shannon Other Medicine; sisters Renee, Geraldine and Gloria Little Light and Ardena Other Medicine; daughters Karina and Kristle Little Light, Nancy and Dani Rose Half; nephews Jerry Little Light, John Chief Child and Rooster Half; uncles Walter, James and John Onion, Emmett, Jenson and Chet Other Medicine, Becker Little Light, Jr.; aunts Elizabeth Hugs, Audrey Deputee, Dorinda Westbrook and Renee Malandrez; grandparets Peter Chief Child, Chester Other Medicine, Lucy Yarlott, Becker Little Light, Sr. and Nancy Pretty Paint.

Survivors include his sons Bruce Jr., Duran (Jordan) and Nehemiah Little Light, daughter Kathryn (Chey) White Clay; 45 grandchildren and his 11 great grandchildren; nephews Lee (Joni) Onion, Robert, John and Jabari Little Light, Jaleni and Josh Martinez, Brent Other Medicine, Justin, Clifford and Dana Singer, William Teeth, Wayne and Timothy Onion, Cody and Bryce Meeks; nieces Kimberly Delia Little Light, Melissa LaPlant, Danette (Chris) Horn, Candace, Saraya, Rochelle, Emeri, Johnann (Dee) Not Afriad, Velma Lynn (McKinely) Onion, Jacinta, Priscelle, Deandra; brothers Preston (Maria) and Thomas Onion; sisters Lucille Other Medicine, Clara (Dino) Martinez, Dora Little Light, Jennifer Onion, Elsie Half, Johnann Hogan and Dora Mae Hugs.

Extended families include Little Light, Onion, Chief Child, Yarlott, Pretty Paint, Hunts Arrow, Old Elk, Martinez, Melendrez, Deputy, Hugs, Westbrook and Morrison.

Our family is large. If we have forgotten your name, please accept our apology.

He leaves behind his children, family, and everyone who knew him. We’ll remember him in our stories, our laughter, and the way we take care of each other. He’s not gone - he just made it to the other side camp ahead of us. We love you Dad.