ST. IGNATIUS -- Regina "Gina" Kay Barnaby Alexander died on April 19, 2005, in Arlee. She was born on July 19, 1963, to Tom and Sophie Barnaby. Regina was a member of the Conf. Salish-Kootenai Tribes. She attended primary school at the Villa Ursula Catholic School.
She married Tony Barnaby in 1984; they were later divorced. She married Bill Weber in 1999; they were later divorced. Gina married Porky Alexander in 2000.
Regina loved picking mushrooms, pine cones, huckleberries; to bead; put puzzles together; and visit her friends and relatives. She is survived by several sisters.She never had any children of her own, so she loved and cared for all her nieces, nephews and their children as if they were her own.
She married Tony Barnaby in 1984; they were later divorced. She married Bill Weber in 1999; they were later divorced. Gina married Porky Alexander in 2000.
Regina loved picking mushrooms, pine cones, huckleberries; to bead; put puzzles together; and visit her friends and relatives. She is survived by several sisters.She never had any children of her own, so she loved and cared for all her nieces, nephews and their children as if they were her own.
ST. IGNATIUS -- Regina "Gina" Kay Barnaby Alexander died on April 19, 2005, in Arlee. She was born on July 19, 1963, to Tom and Sophie Barnaby. Regina was a member of the Conf. Salish-Kootenai Tribes. She attended primary school at the Villa Ursula Catholic School.
She married Tony Barnaby in 1984; they were later divorced. She married Bill Weber in 1999; they were later divorced. Gina married Porky Alexander in 2000.
Regina loved picking mushrooms, pine cones, huckleberries; to bead; put puzzles together; and visit her friends and relatives. She is survived by several sisters.She never had any children of her own, so she loved and cared for all her nieces, nephews and their children as if they were her own.
She married Tony Barnaby in 1984; they were later divorced. She married Bill Weber in 1999; they were later divorced. Gina married Porky Alexander in 2000.
Regina loved picking mushrooms, pine cones, huckleberries; to bead; put puzzles together; and visit her friends and relatives. She is survived by several sisters.She never had any children of her own, so she loved and cared for all her nieces, nephews and their children as if they were her own.
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