She married Jimmie Lee Grube on Oct. 16, 1954, in Stevensville, Montana. They started their married life in Ashton, Idaho, with Jim working for the county plowing snow and grading roads. Helping Jim with various jobs helped fill her time over the next few years.
Jim and Lois moved to the Huntley Ranch in Wisdom, M o n t a n a , in the fall of 1963. With this move came a whole new job description for her. Lois took on the job of ranch cook at the tender age of 26. This was an adjustment, as Jim said when they married, she didn't know how to boil water. She became known throughout the Big Hole Valley for her bread making skills and she shared her recipes with most anyone who asked. She followed Jim to other jobs over the years, always ranching.
In 1998, she got sick and was eventually diagnosed with dementia, and it changed all our lives. Jim and Lois moved to the Stocker Ranch in Horse Prairie so her daughter, Kim, could help care for her. Lois continued to help with work on the ranch, whether it was riding, raking hay, picking rock, building fences, hanging laundry or helping in the kitchen.
The next 22 years were filled with laughs, tears, and much adventure.
Lois is survived by her husband of 66 years; her two children, Kim (Steve) Hirschy, and Matt (Kelle) Grube; four grandchildren: Dustin (Natasha) Hirschy, Brandy Hirschy (Willis), Jeremy (Jenifer) Grube, Echo Grube (Brandon;, and eight great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at Brundage Funeral home in Dillon, Montana, on Nov. 14, 2020 at 2 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Wisdom Library.
Published by Brundage Funeral Home, Dillon, MT
She married Jimmie Lee Grube on Oct. 16, 1954, in Stevensville, Montana. They started their married life in Ashton, Idaho, with Jim working for the county plowing snow and grading roads. Helping Jim with various jobs helped fill her time over the next few years.
Jim and Lois moved to the Huntley Ranch in Wisdom, M o n t a n a , in the fall of 1963. With this move came a whole new job description for her. Lois took on the job of ranch cook at the tender age of 26. This was an adjustment, as Jim said when they married, she didn't know how to boil water. She became known throughout the Big Hole Valley for her bread making skills and she shared her recipes with most anyone who asked. She followed Jim to other jobs over the years, always ranching.
In 1998, she got sick and was eventually diagnosed with dementia, and it changed all our lives. Jim and Lois moved to the Stocker Ranch in Horse Prairie so her daughter, Kim, could help care for her. Lois continued to help with work on the ranch, whether it was riding, raking hay, picking rock, building fences, hanging laundry or helping in the kitchen.
The next 22 years were filled with laughs, tears, and much adventure.
Lois is survived by her husband of 66 years; her two children, Kim (Steve) Hirschy, and Matt (Kelle) Grube; four grandchildren: Dustin (Natasha) Hirschy, Brandy Hirschy (Willis), Jeremy (Jenifer) Grube, Echo Grube (Brandon;, and eight great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at Brundage Funeral home in Dillon, Montana, on Nov. 14, 2020 at 2 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Wisdom Library.
Published by Brundage Funeral Home, Dillon, MT
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