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He was born on April 13, 1998, in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of John and Wanda (Koester) Brooks.He was educated and graduated from Ronan High School. When he was in grade school and middle school, he was active in the Boy Scouts. While he was in high school, he worked with his dad in flooring. He most recently was working at Temp Right Services in Missoula as a technician.He enjoyed hiking, hunting, fishing, camping, swimming, sky diving, dirt biking and riding his Harley. He also enjoyed going to rock concerts.He was preceded in death by his grandfather Don Koester, cousins baby Seth Koester and baby Dean Koester.He is survived by his parents John and Wanda Brooks, two sisters, Morgan and Lindsey Brooks; grandmothers Marilyn Koester and Martha Brooks; aunt Donna Koester of Kalispell; uncle Sid Koester; cousins Reese and Regin Koester of Kalispell; uncle Ward Koester (Michelle), cousins Cort, Drew and Trent of Friendswood, Texas; uncle Ed Koester (Carol); cousins Ellen, Jack and Marcus of Sioux Falls, South Dakota and aunt Linda Hubbell (Doug), cousins Colton and Tom of Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Debbie Brooks Williams, cousins Cody and Garret of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; Jean Brooks, cousins Mike and Amber of Florida.Memorial services for Gibson will be held on Friday, July 28, at 1 p.m. at The Lake Funeral Home in Polson for close friends and family. Memories and condolences may be sent to the family at shriderthompson.com.Arrangements are under the direction of Shrider – Thompson Funeral Home.

July 1, 2017Our beloved son, brother, uncle, dad, friend, companion, mechanic extraordinaire, business man of many and always the life of the party left this earthly world to be re-united with his brother Daren, grandparents, aunt, friends and his spoiled little Cooter dog who were waiting for him with arms wide open.Daryl, you took a part of our hearts when you left this place. As hard as it is to live without you, we don’t want it to be true, but it is and we must continue our lives with only your spirit and memories. You were truly an amazing person and one of a kind.In the 39 years we were given with Daryl, he made every day count by living each day to the fullest. He lived a lifetime in those 39 beautiful years.Daryl was born and raised in Charlo. After graduating in '95 he worked for Montana Rail Link, Jore Corporation and started numerous successful businesses. He also became a Certified Information Technology Specialist and obtained his real estate license.He was the son, brother and dad you would want to have. God blessed us with his love and affection. His undeniable love for his family was shown through his words, actions, and just "Daryl being Daryl."The proudest moment in Daryl’s life was when he became a dad. He was beyond excited to have a boy that would carry on the Kerr name. When Gage came into this world his heart grew bigger and he talked about a love he never felt before.He was a clean cut, best dressed man, even though his hands revealed a hard work ethic as a result of his passion for cars. If you were lucky enough to go for a ride with him, it was sure to be filled with laughter, good music and a memory to be made.His passions were putting others before himself, cars, a pair of jeans or boots that fit just right, giving you one liners that would put a smile on your face, and the love for his family, especially Shalayne whom he loved the moment she came into this world.Daryl was adamant about wearing baseball caps at various types of functions, even though he knew others would prefer that he didn't.

June 17, 2017 at her home in Gaston after a brief illness.Mrs. Turner was born in Erding, Germany to the late Barney Emory and Martha Konig Sharpe. She had retired from F.B. Johnston Company where she worked as a proofreader.She is survived by her cherished daughter, Kimberley (Chris) Shealy; treasured grandsons, Jonathan Harsey, Justin (Ashley) Harsey and Christopher Shealy all of Lexington, SC; one sister, Nancy Sharpe Loadhold of Varnville, SC; a sister in law, Nancy Mixon Sharpe of Mt. Pleasant, SC; beloved great grandchildren, Cameron Harsey of Olympia, WA, Kinsley Caraway of Duncan, SC, Mason and Khloe Harsey of Stapleton, GA; six nephews and nieces dear to her heart, Joseph D. Sharpe, Jr. of Ft. Mill, SC, Michael Sharpe of Varnville, SC, Gregory Sharpe of Folly Beach, SC Christopher (Jennifer) Sharpe of Charlotte, NC, Monica Loadholt of Charleston, SC, Jessica (Karl) Bishop; special grandnephew, Charles David “CD” Bishop and adored grandniece, Anderson Sharpe of Charlotte, NC.Mrs. Turner was predeceased by her beloved brother, Joseph Deiter Sharpe.The family will receive friends at Thompson Funeral Home of Lexington on Wednesday, June 21, 2017 from 11-12:30PM. Funeral services will follow. Interment will be in Fort Jackson National Cemetery. Contributions in her loving memory may be made to Hampton County Relay for Life, P.O. Box, Hampton, SC.Special thank you to Compassionate Care Hospice and Polly Roberson for their wonderful care.Comments Comments...