Obit:- Columbus, Montana - Clarence C Thaut, 67, of Columbus, died Friday, Feb 10, 1995, at Stillwater Community Hospital. He was a son of Carl & Elizabeth Thaut.
He graduated from Roberts High School in 1946. He married Dorothy Polesky Oct 16, 1949, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Billings.
Clarence had worked for Hines Motor Supply as a salesman & then manager of Hines Motor Supply at Columbus for 20 years, retiring in 1990.
He was a member of Kiwanis Club, past Columbus city councilman, Columbus Police Commission & attended Columbus Assembly of God Church.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting with his grandchildren, bowling and spending time at his cabin on the Stillwater.
Survivors include is wife, Dorothy, son Steven, daughter Deb, and 5 grandchildren. 2 brothers. Roy of Sumner, Wash., Lawrence of Bellingham, Wash., & 3 sisters, Betty Dahl of Kirkland, Wash., Elsie Uselton of Billings & Dorothy Maydole of Wenatchee, Wash.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 14, at the Columbus Assembly of God Church. Interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Billings. Smith-Cashmore Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
He graduated from Roberts High School in 1946. He married Dorothy Polesky Oct 16, 1949, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Billings.
Clarence had worked for Hines Motor Supply as a salesman & then manager of Hines Motor Supply at Columbus for 20 years, retiring in 1990.
He was a member of Kiwanis Club, past Columbus city councilman, Columbus Police Commission & attended Columbus Assembly of God Church.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting with his grandchildren, bowling and spending time at his cabin on the Stillwater.
Survivors include is wife, Dorothy, son Steven, daughter Deb, and 5 grandchildren. 2 brothers. Roy of Sumner, Wash., Lawrence of Bellingham, Wash., & 3 sisters, Betty Dahl of Kirkland, Wash., Elsie Uselton of Billings & Dorothy Maydole of Wenatchee, Wash.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 14, at the Columbus Assembly of God Church. Interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Billings. Smith-Cashmore Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Obit:- Columbus, Montana - Clarence C Thaut, 67, of Columbus, died Friday, Feb 10, 1995, at Stillwater Community Hospital. He was a son of Carl & Elizabeth Thaut.
He graduated from Roberts High School in 1946. He married Dorothy Polesky Oct 16, 1949, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Billings.
Clarence had worked for Hines Motor Supply as a salesman & then manager of Hines Motor Supply at Columbus for 20 years, retiring in 1990.
He was a member of Kiwanis Club, past Columbus city councilman, Columbus Police Commission & attended Columbus Assembly of God Church.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting with his grandchildren, bowling and spending time at his cabin on the Stillwater.
Survivors include is wife, Dorothy, son Steven, daughter Deb, and 5 grandchildren. 2 brothers. Roy of Sumner, Wash., Lawrence of Bellingham, Wash., & 3 sisters, Betty Dahl of Kirkland, Wash., Elsie Uselton of Billings & Dorothy Maydole of Wenatchee, Wash.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 14, at the Columbus Assembly of God Church. Interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Billings. Smith-Cashmore Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
He graduated from Roberts High School in 1946. He married Dorothy Polesky Oct 16, 1949, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Billings.
Clarence had worked for Hines Motor Supply as a salesman & then manager of Hines Motor Supply at Columbus for 20 years, retiring in 1990.
He was a member of Kiwanis Club, past Columbus city councilman, Columbus Police Commission & attended Columbus Assembly of God Church.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting with his grandchildren, bowling and spending time at his cabin on the Stillwater.
Survivors include is wife, Dorothy, son Steven, daughter Deb, and 5 grandchildren. 2 brothers. Roy of Sumner, Wash., Lawrence of Bellingham, Wash., & 3 sisters, Betty Dahl of Kirkland, Wash., Elsie Uselton of Billings & Dorothy Maydole of Wenatchee, Wash.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 14, at the Columbus Assembly of God Church. Interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Billings. Smith-Cashmore Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
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