Pearl Brady Killsontop, obit. BIG HORN COUNTY

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Pearl Brady Killsontop

 LAME DEER - Pearl left us on May 26, 1998 to be with the Lord. Pearl
 was born at their home at the mouth of Muddy Creek on Sept. 4,
 1928, to George and Flossie Brady. Pearl was very caring to her
 family. She loved and cared very much for her grandchildren. Pearl
 lived a very productive life. She had a calling on her life and this was
 important to her. She traveled extensively throughout Indian lands to
 preach the gospel. She touched many lives during her ministry. She
 always had compassion for the ones that were down and out. She
 opened her home many times to people who needed a place to sleep
 or were in need of a meal. Many left her home with hope and desire
 to serve the Lord. She championed many causes on the Northern
 Cheyenne reservation, especially for the elderly. There were no
 obstacles or barriers too strong for she would always find a way.

 She instilled this determination in her children and grandchildren,
 always encouraging her family to do the very best in whatever was
 set before them. Pearl always appreciated the many blessings that
 were given to her and always thankful of her life and family.

 Pearl was employed with the Tribe in different capacities, as a
 Headstart aide, community health worker, and as director of the
 Northern Cheyenne Elderly Program. She worked as a nurse aide for
 several nursing homes in Denver, Colo.

 Pearl was very dedicated to her family and spent many hours with
 her two daughters and one son.

 Survivors include her two daughters, Thomasine Hardground and
 Mrs. Ken (Linda) Bisonette, both of Lame Deer, and son, Mr. Everett
 Youngbear of Sioux Falls, S.D.; one brother, Mr. Raymond Brady Sr. of
 Lame Deer; 15 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren; and five
 adopted sons, Mr. Charles Bearcomesout, Mr. Herman Bearcomesout,
 Mr. Michael Bearcomesout, Mr. Pete Bearcomesout, and Mr. Daniel
 Foote, all of Lame Deer; two adopted daughters, Ms. Mary Ann
 Bearcomesout of Lame Deer and Mrs. Llevando (Phyllis) Fisher of
 Birney.

 She was preceded in death by her two sons, Benjamin G. Youngbear
 and Leonard T. Youngbear, one daughter, Wanda L. Youngbear.

 We will miss you Mom and Grammie, you touched our lives with love
 that lasts for a lifetime. We will always remember the joy and
 happiness you brought to our lives and we look forward to the day
 we will meet again. Your loving family.

 Wake services were held Thursday, May 28, 1998. Memorial services
 will be on May 29, 1998, at 11 a.m., at the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
 Church in Lame Deer. Burial will be at the Youngbear Family
 Cemetery, up Soldier Gulch Road, east of Lame Deer.

 Rausch Funeral Home of Lame Deer is in charge of arrangements.