Center, Miles City, MT 59301 or to Holy Rosary Hospice, 2600 Wilson, Miles City, MT 59301. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting: Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the Sacred Heart School, 519 N. Rite of Committal will follow in the family lot of the Old Calvary Cemetery. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Miles City. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, Septemat 11:00 a.m. A Vigil Service will be held on Thursday, Septemat 6:00 p.m. Visitation will be held on Thursday, Septemat Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. She was preceded in death by Leo, her husband of 32 years, her parents, her stepmother, Anabell Gieb Ziebarth a daughter, Rita Morford a great grandson, Cy Kincheloe four brothers: Bob, Francis, Walter and Parker and four sisters: Irene, Lola, Lela and Iris. Ziebarth and numerous nieces and nephews.

Kincheloe, Seth Wier, Logan Wier, Kacy Herron, Josi Herron, Molly Herron, and Marca Herron five great grandchildren: Kinley Burian, Graley Beardsley, Greyson Morford, Emery Morford and Fallyn Beardsley three sisters: Betty Tweeten, Sadie Claus and Joan King and four sisters-in-law: Betty Haughian, Mary Haughian, Frances P. She enjoyed golfing, dancing, making bread but most importantly keeping an immaculate lawn.Īnna May is survived by her children: Dalice (Jeff) Landers, Miles City, MT Alyn Haughian, Kinsey, MT Geri (Rob) Kincheloe, Miles City, MT Darla (Jed) Wier, Lake Elmo, MN Lori (Tim) Herron, Havre, MT thirteen grandchildren: Chris (Marissa) Morford, Kelly (Trish Fjelstad) Morford, Tyler Landers, Jade (Kyleigh Plant) Landers, Clay (Amanda) Kincheloe, Jamie (Taylor Beardsley) Kincheloe, T.W. It takes a naively unilinear view of policy analysis (Clay and Schaffer, 1984). After LeoÂ´s passing, Anna May remained active on the ranch until the time of her death.Īnna May loved watching her children and her grandchildren in their many activities. Luther Tweeten (ed.), Westview Press, Boulder CA and Intermediate. They worked hand and hand and loved the ranch life. In 1967, Anna May and Leo formed the Gumbo Ranch. Tweeten, 72, Washburn, died April 4, 2014, at her residence. Ranching operations also led them to live at Wolf Point and Saugus. The first year of their marriage they moved to Two Dot where they lived in a sheep wagon. Following their marriage, they joined the Haughian Livestock Co. They were married on Jat the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Miles City. Anna May married Thomas Leo Haughian whom she met at a dance at Kinsey.

Anna May grew up and attended schools in Baker and Kinsey. Anna May (Ziebarth) Haughian, age 84, of Kinsey passed away on Friday, Septemat her home surrounded by her family.Īnna May was born on in Baker, Montana, the daughter of Joseph Nicholas and Nellie (Henderson) Ziebarth.

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