Beverly Joy Blacktail Ackerman, age 78, of Wolf Point, MT passed away August 22, 2009 in Wolf Point.
Beverly was born October 17, 1930 in Wolf Point to Daniel and Agnes (Warrior) Blacktail. She attended Wolf Point High School and graduated in 1948. She also attended and graduated from Haskell Indian School. She served in the Air Force during the Korean War.
Beverly married Randolph Ackerman on December 5, 1966. They spent a year in Oakland, CA in 1968. Randolph passed away on February 6, 1977.
Beverly was involved in the Presbyterian Church until she became a member of the Catholic Church in 1980. She was involved in Voices for Children and the Women's Warrior Society. She worked for the BIA, was a clerk for Tribal Court and was a CHR for Indian Health Services.
Beverly loved traveling and following the powwow trail and watching her children dance. Spending time with her family and especially her grandchildren was very important to her. She loved going to rummage sales, playing solitaire and reading.
Beverly is preceded in death by her father, Dan Blacktail, mother, Agnes Wetsit, husband, Randolph Moses Ackerman and sister, Elanor Blacktail and aunt Eunice Denny.
Copied from Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel
Beverly was born October 17, 1930 in Wolf Point to Daniel and Agnes (Warrior) Blacktail. She attended Wolf Point High School and graduated in 1948. She also attended and graduated from Haskell Indian School. She served in the Air Force during the Korean War.
Beverly married Randolph Ackerman on December 5, 1966. They spent a year in Oakland, CA in 1968. Randolph passed away on February 6, 1977.
Beverly was involved in the Presbyterian Church until she became a member of the Catholic Church in 1980. She was involved in Voices for Children and the Women's Warrior Society. She worked for the BIA, was a clerk for Tribal Court and was a CHR for Indian Health Services.
Beverly loved traveling and following the powwow trail and watching her children dance. Spending time with her family and especially her grandchildren was very important to her. She loved going to rummage sales, playing solitaire and reading.
Beverly is preceded in death by her father, Dan Blacktail, mother, Agnes Wetsit, husband, Randolph Moses Ackerman and sister, Elanor Blacktail and aunt Eunice Denny.
Copied from Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel
Beverly Joy Blacktail Ackerman, age 78, of Wolf Point, MT passed away August 22, 2009 in Wolf Point.
Beverly was born October 17, 1930 in Wolf Point to Daniel and Agnes (Warrior) Blacktail. She attended Wolf Point High School and graduated in 1948. She also attended and graduated from Haskell Indian School. She served in the Air Force during the Korean War.
Beverly married Randolph Ackerman on December 5, 1966. They spent a year in Oakland, CA in 1968. Randolph passed away on February 6, 1977.
Beverly was involved in the Presbyterian Church until she became a member of the Catholic Church in 1980. She was involved in Voices for Children and the Women's Warrior Society. She worked for the BIA, was a clerk for Tribal Court and was a CHR for Indian Health Services.
Beverly loved traveling and following the powwow trail and watching her children dance. Spending time with her family and especially her grandchildren was very important to her. She loved going to rummage sales, playing solitaire and reading.
Beverly is preceded in death by her father, Dan Blacktail, mother, Agnes Wetsit, husband, Randolph Moses Ackerman and sister, Elanor Blacktail and aunt Eunice Denny.
Copied from Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel
Beverly was born October 17, 1930 in Wolf Point to Daniel and Agnes (Warrior) Blacktail. She attended Wolf Point High School and graduated in 1948. She also attended and graduated from Haskell Indian School. She served in the Air Force during the Korean War.
Beverly married Randolph Ackerman on December 5, 1966. They spent a year in Oakland, CA in 1968. Randolph passed away on February 6, 1977.
Beverly was involved in the Presbyterian Church until she became a member of the Catholic Church in 1980. She was involved in Voices for Children and the Women's Warrior Society. She worked for the BIA, was a clerk for Tribal Court and was a CHR for Indian Health Services.
Beverly loved traveling and following the powwow trail and watching her children dance. Spending time with her family and especially her grandchildren was very important to her. She loved going to rummage sales, playing solitaire and reading.
Beverly is preceded in death by her father, Dan Blacktail, mother, Agnes Wetsit, husband, Randolph Moses Ackerman and sister, Elanor Blacktail and aunt Eunice Denny.
Copied from Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel
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