William “Bill” Klock, 78, a longtime resident of Cascade, went home on June 12, 2017. Missed, but not forgotten. The family, including his grandson who was welcomed to this world by Bill in February, carry Bills’ memory in their hearts and minds forever more.

                Bill began life on June 30, 1938, at the Columbus Hospital in Great Falls. He was raised in Cascade, graduating from the Cascade High School in 1956. Up until then he spent his free time on the family ranch. This is where he developed a passion for his “hobby”, which is what his wife, Monica, called it. He ranched continuously from 1956 on, while working the railroad. He retired from the railroad in 1995. He never quit ranching. During this time, with days spent on the tracks, and evenings and weekends spent on his ranch, he developed an ardor for target shooting, joining a few clubs through the years.

                He leaves behind a wife, Monica of Cascade; daughters, Petrina Klock and Bridgit Klock; a son, Christopher Ryan Drawdy; sister, Joyce Thies and 1 grandchild.

                He Joins both his parents and infant son, William Jr.

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