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12/11/2025

Gregory Allen Tolar, 76, passed away at his home in Lovell on December 10, 2025. Cremation has taken place, and no services are planned at this time.

12/11/2025

Robert Cornell Zwemer

Robert Cornell Zwemer was born December 25, 1945, in Lovell, Wyoming to Lillian (Mayland) and Virgil Zwemer. Robert attended elementary school in Frannie and Jr. high and high school in Deaver. He went to NWC for a semester but had to withdraw during his second semester to return to the family farm due to his father’s health. Robert married Sharla Engelking in 1967, and they made their home on the farm north of Frannie. They were blessed with three daughters, Tessa (Elias) Jasso, Sharae (Kolt) Bischoff, and Jolyn (William) Belk, seven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.

He farmed in the Frannie-Deaver area growing grain, hay, corn, beans, and peas. He raised sheep, pigs, cattle, and Pryor Mountain mustangs. He also sold corn seed, crop chemicals, gated pipe, and used farm machinery. He loved sharing his farming and animal adventures with his children and grandchildren.

Robert faced many health challenges. A major stroke, when he was 48, left him paralyzed on his left side. He worked hard to walk again with the help of a brace and a cane. He and Sharla moved to Lovell in 2013 to be closer to family and medical help as his health declined. Then about ten years ago he had a second stroke. His walking days were over. Driving his wheelchair was a real challenge due to his left side paralysis. Several years later he lost a leg due to complications from diabetes. He was hospitalized in March of this year and chose to enter hospice to spend his remaining days at home.

Robert supported his girls (and their teammates) in their school, sports, and music endeavors. His girls knew he was their biggest fan and most vocal supporter. He was a lifelong fan of the Wyoming Cowboys and was always grateful to make the trip to Laramie to attend their games.

Through all the trials and tribulations, Robert kept a good attitude and was a positive person to be around. One of his favorite things to do was to spoil his grandchildren and he loved to share his knowledge, special treats, and love with them. Robert loved to visit with people and always had a joke ready to share. He usually knew their life history by the time the visit was over.

Robert died December 5 at his home. He is survived by his wife, daughters and their families, three sisters Jennifer (Antonio) Cid, Suzanne (Rodger) Landis, and Jacalyn Johnson, and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his grandparents (Henry and Hermina Mayland) and (John and Etta Zwemer), parents, and one beloved sister, Roslyn Hillman.

Robert was a lifelong member of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Lovell, Wyoming. He proclaimed his faith to all. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on December 20 at St. John’s, with a viewing at 9 a.m. Burial will be in the Lovell Cemetery immediately following the service.

12/09/2025

Doris Jean DeGraw

It is with heartfelt sadness that we announce the passing of Doris Jean DeGraw, who left this world peacefully on December 7th, 2025, at the age of 92. Surrounded by loved and cherished memories, she closed a long and beautiful chapter filled with kindness, glory for God, and unwavering devotion to those that she loved.
Doris was born to Charles and Ella Baughman near Snyder, Colorado on March 26th, 1933. She was the youngest of 6 children and the baby until the seventh was adopted.
Doris went through school in Snyder, then continued to college in Greeley, where she studied to be a teacher.
July 6th, 1953, Doris gave her hand in marriage to Bill DeGraw, a handsome red headed country boy. They made their home in LaBarge, Wyoming. Together they raised a family of three girls, Cris Carlson of LaBarge, Shirley Colyar of Byron, Jo Teal of Douglas, and a son, Rich DeGraw of Crestview, Florida. Doris has 7 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren, and hundreds of children who call her Grandma Doris.
Her devotion to Jesus and love for the gospel has touched so many lives. Her giving spirit and heart for adventure will forever be remembered by all that knew her.
She was met in heaven by her husband Bill, all six of her siblings, and her grandson Jesse.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that monetary donations be made to the Lovell Bible Church. Donations can be made in person at 56 East Main, Lovell, WY 82431. Donations can also be addressed to the Point or the Shiloh Technical Institute at the address above. Donations are also welcome at the New Horizons Care Center in Lovell, WY, attention Activity Department.
Cremation has taken place and the family will hold services at a later date and time to be announced.

12/09/2025

Casey Gordon Good

Casey Gordon Good was born January 2nd, 1988, to Rodger "Sam" and Susan Good of Greybull, WY. He left us all too soon on December 6th, 2025.
Casey had a passion for horses and rodeo at a young age. From the time he could walk he had a rope in his hand. Sam and Susie put on many miles following him through junior rodeo, high school rodeo, and college rodeo. In 2007, Casey graduated from Greybull High School and received a full ride scholarship to rodeo at Northwest College. He was extremely talented and would go on to finish 5th in 2009 at the College National Finals Rodeo in the calf roping. Casey studied farrier science while attending Northwest. He eventually transferred to Casper College where he continued to rodeo.
In 2010, he met the love of his life, Kristin. They were inseparable from the start and would go on to marry in 2012.
Casey had several accomplishments, especially in the rodeo world. His friends called him Trevor Brazile of the Big Horn Rodeo Circuit as he won 10 all around saddles.
In 2015, Casey and Kristin welcomed their oldest son Jaxson. He was a blessing and Casey was so proud of him. Casey's second son Kade arrived in 2018 and completed his family. Casey was a family man. He enjoyed spending time with his boys from an early age. Casey lived a life that most people would dream about. He was a cowboy through and through and lived life to the fullest. He loved spending time in the Big Horn Mountains hunting and fishing. He passed that passion onto his boys. When Kade was just 2 years old, Casey saddled horses and took his family to Shell Lakes. That trip would become a yearly adventure with so many memories made. Casey had a passion for hunting wild game. It was his favorite time of year. Jaxson would beg his dad to let him skip school, and most of the time dad would let him just so they could ride in the mountains looking for elk.
Casey was a big part of the Greybull community. He had a love for coaching sports and treated all the kids as if they were his own. He hauled Kade all over Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah to compete in USA Wrestling tournaments. He was incredibly proud of Kade and all his accomplishments. He also coached Jaxson in several recreation leagues and developed him into a strong football player. Everyone knew Casey as the life of the party. He lit up every room he walked into. He especially loved telling jokes and horsing around with those who were close to him.
Casey had a special love for all his family. His sisters Bobbi Sue and Kim always felt it through his pranks and jokes. His mother was the one he could call for anything and always wanted to share his news with her. He especially looked up to his father Sam, and grandfather Gary. There weren't many Hudson Falls hunting stories that didn't involve the two of them. Casey's love for his wife Kristin was unmatched. He built a beautiful life with her and his legacy will live on through her and his boys.
Casey is preceded in death by his maternal grandfather Bill Clayton, maternal grandmother Louitha Clayton, paternal grandmother Patricia Good, maternal (in-law) grandmother Joan Evanoff, and maternal (in-law) Phillip Evanoff.
He is survived by his wife Kristin Good (Evanoff), sons Jaxson Good and Kade Good, father Rodger "Sam" Good, mother Susan Good, paternal grandfather Gary Good, sister Bobbi Sue Hoflund (Clint), sister Kim Good, 3 nephews, 2 nieces, and several uncles, aunts, and cousins.
A celebration of life will be held Saturday December 20th, 2025, at the Greybull Elks Lodge at 2:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been set up at Big Horn Federal.

12/01/2025

David "Pat" O'Conners

David “Pat” O’Conners, 61, of Cowley, Wyoming, passed away suddenly on Saturday, November 22, 2025.
Pat was born May 14, 1964, in Brainerd, MN, the youngest son of David K and Ethel R O’Conners (Stewart)
For the last eight years, Pat shared his life with his beloved partner, Debbie Smith, with whom he built a deep and joyful love with. This relationship brought children and grandchildren, that Pat happily welcomed with open arms and considered his own. Together they created a home filled with laughter, companionship, and unwavering devotion.
Pat was employed at Western Sugar Cooperative in Lovell, Wy. He spoke very highly of Plant management, staff, supervisors, and for the most part his co-workers and was happy to be a part of the team.
Pat spent his life as a hardworking, loyal, and steady presence to all who knew him. His occupational skills varied in several fields: including autobody repair and painting, auto mechanics, and welding. He had extraordinary talent in carpentry, where his memory will forever be preserved in the items he created through his Co-Owned business with his brother Gary L Gruell, known as “Go Kustoms”. He was known for his easy smile, his quick humor, and his gift for making people feel welcome. He enjoyed fishing and riding his bike and did so as much as possible.
His family and friends will forever cherish the memory of his kindness, generosity, and the way he showed up for the people he cared about. He will be remembered as a man of quiet strength, a loyal friend, and someone who loved wholeheartedly.
He was preceded in death by his Parents, brother Terry Dickson, sister Helen Sagr.
He is survived by his partner Debbie Smith, brothers James Gruell Kearney, MO; Gary Gruell Lovell, WY; Raye Gruell Casper, WY, Sisters Linda Bunce Grove OK; Laura Kurtz Evansville, WY along with seven nephews, four nieces, and many cousins.
A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, December 6, 2025, at 4pm at Aud’s Four Corners Bar and Grill in Lovell Wyoming.
A memorial fund has been established in his honor at First Bank of Wyoming, in Lovell, Wyoming for those who wish to contribute to funeral and final expenses.

11/29/2025

Memorial Services for Franklin Taggart Hinckley

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11/29/2025

Memorial services for John Tippetts

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11/28/2025

Stormy Jameson
Stormy Nicole Smith Jameson, 39, passed away November 23, 2025, in Lovell, Wyoming, after a short battle with metastatic breast and bone cancer.

Stormy was born on September 16, 1986, in Paris, Texas, to Greg & Breanna Smith. Stormy spent her whole school career at North Lamar Independent School District in Paris, Texas, where she excelled academically and in sports. She earned numerous awards and scholarships to play college volleyball and basketball. Stormy always had lots of friends and was vivacious. She was also the peacemaker of the group.

Stormy graduated in 2009 from Oklahoma Panhandle State University with a degree in business and marketing. While attending school at Oklahoma Panhandle State, Stormy met a baseball player named Michael Jameson. They were later married on June 12, 2009, and made their home in Lovell, Wyoming, where they have raised their four children: Kobi, Jace, Kali, and Jett. Stormy loved her children and actively supported them in all their activities. They were the light of her life!

Stormy was an active member of the Lovell community. She enjoyed working for many years at the Lovell Chronicle as the advertising manager, a reporter, and whatever else was needed! She liked to coach, whether it was volleyball, basketball, or her own children’s Little League teams. In 2012, she coached the Lovell Bulldog Volleyball Team to a State Championship. She was named Class 2A West Coach of the Year in 2012 and 3A West Coach of the Year in 2015, and was also selected to coach at both the North/South All-Star volleyball and basketball games. She made some lifelong friendships with those she coached and coached with!

Stormy was also very competitive and could turn anything into a competition. Whether it was a popcorn eating contest, a “wet willie” contest, or who could draw the best picture (she was SO artistic!), Stormy was always ready to compete!

Stormy was proceeded in death by her grandmother, Ma Jackie Vanderburg and grandfather, Billy Smith.

Survivors include her husband Michael, her daughter Kobi Rayne (13), son, Jace Michael (12), daughter, Kali Mae (9), and daughter, Jett Jordyn (3) all of Lovell; her parents, Gregory Kyle & Breanna Danette (Vanderburg) Smith of Lovell, her brother Sinjin (Janika) Smith of South Carolina, grandfather, Pa Jimmy Vanderburg of Lovell, grandmother, Carol Smith of Paris Texas, and her Aunt Melissa & Uncle Stan Cavender of Lovell. Stormy also leaves behind many more loved ones –nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins and the whole Jameson/Crosby tribe.

We will all miss Stormy’s big smile, her soft southern accent, her infectious laugh, and her ability to make everyone feel special.

Services for Stormy will be held Friday, November 28th, at 2 p.m. at the Lovell High School Johnny Winterholler Gym, with interment to follow at the Lovell Cemetery. A viewing will be held at Haskell Funeral Home from 11:00-12:30 on Friday, November 28th. An account has been set up at Bank of Lovell on behalf of Stormy’s children.

Funeral Services will be live streamed on the Haskell Funeral Home page

11/18/2025

Joyce Earl, 93, died November 15, 2025, at the New Horizon Care Center in Lovell, Wyoming.
Joyce was born July 1, 1932, in Lovell, Wyoming at the home of Joseph L. Earl and Sarah Minnette Earl. She was their fifth and last child. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She graduated from Lovell High School in 1950. Joyce worked for the Ford Motor Company during her Senior year. She attended Brigham Young University for one quarter before returning to Lovell to work as an accountant for JC Penney. Leaving Lovell in 1951 to seek employment, she moved to Salt Lake City, Utah, Riverside, California, and Farmington, Utah for the next 40 years. Retiring from JC Penney Regional Office in Salt Lake City after 17 years. She returned to her hometown of Lovell in 1990. She kept herself busy working as secretary of the Lovell Chamber of Commerce, opened a restaurant and was director of Community Services.
Joyce is preceded in death by her parents, sister, Genevieve Fink, brother-in-law, William Fink, sister, Romola Wardell, brother-in-law, Ross D. Wardell, Jr, sister, Phyllis Earl, brother, Lowell E. Earl (Sodie), sister-in -law, Josephine Earl and nephew, Norman E. Wardell.
A viewing will be held on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Haskell Funeral Home from 10 to 11 am followed by a Grave Side Service at the Lovell Cemetery at 11:15.

11/17/2025

Funeral Services for Eleanor Jean Lindsay Wagner

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11/17/2025

Barbara was a wonderful woman who loved drives and was always going somewhere. She was very outgoing.
Barbara Asay Kryger, 72, of Lovell Wyoming, passed away at Billings Clinic Hospital in Billings Montana of natural causes on November 9th, 2025.
She was born in Lovell in 1953 to Bernadine Claire Marshall Asay and Verner Leroy Asay. She loved hanging out with her best friend Barbara Yoshioka (deceased). Barbara attended South High Highschool in Salt Lake City, Utah before joining the work force at Ocean Pacific (OP).
Barbara met the love of her life, William M. Kryger, in 1981 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Excited to start their new lives together, Barbara proposed to William and the two were married in Salt Lake City, Utah on Aug 15, 1985.
Though she loved going for drives and seeing the wild horses. Barbara’s favorite role was that of a grandparent. She treasured all her time with her grandkids and loved being there with and for each and every one of them.
Nobody could've asked for a better woman and will miss Barbara every day. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all those who loved and will always love her.
Barbara was preceded in death by her parents, Bernadine Claire Marshall Asay and Verner Leroy Asay, as well as her brother, Leroy Asay. She was also preceded in death her loving and loyal husband, William M. Kryger.
She is survived by her sister, Virginia Asay (Taylorsville, Utah) and by her son Cody Kryger and his wife Deana Kryger, and all seven of her grandchildren.

11/17/2025

On November 11, 2025, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Eleanor Jean Lindsay Wagner, passed away in Basin, Wyoming. She was 94 years old.

She was born to Heber Owen and Myrle (Johnson) Lindsay in Lovell, Wyoming on October 10, 1931. Eleanor was the 4th of 5 children.

She attended school in Lovell. On March 13, 1948, Eleanor and Harold Roland Wagner were united in marriage. Together they had six children, Steven, John, Mariann, Harold, Karen, and Kenneth. They were sealed in the Provo Utah Temple on June 18, 1975.

Eleanor served in church in many different callings. She loved to sing and was in various singing groups. She was a talented seamstress and could crochet anything. Raising a large garden and then canning everything was a task that she loved. She was a member of the Lovell Women’s Club and Daughter’s of the Utah Pioneers.

She loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. Playing games together, fishing, camping, and baking are just a few things that she enjoyed. She would organize large family gatherings, bringing everyone together. She will forever be an example to her family, which she loved greatly. Everything that she did was because of this love and the love she had for her Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ.

She was preceded in death by her mother, father, two brothers, one sister, her husband, and daughter Mariann.

Eleanor is survived by her daughter Karen (Wade) Myrick, sons Steven (Vickey) Wagner, John (Sheila) Wagner, Harold (Laurie) Wagner, and Kenneth (Brenda) Wagner, her sister Phyllis Denton, 22 grandchildren, 46 great-grandchildren, and several great-great grandchildren.

Funeral Services were held on Monday, November 17, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at the Lovell LDS Stake Center. Interment was in the Lovell Cemetery.

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