Abra "Abby" Lyndsey Reehl

Abra “Abby” Lyndsey Reehl

Loving Mother, Daughter, and Friend

Abby was taken too soon from this earth due to cirrhosis of the liver, and kidney failure on Friday February 9th, 2018.

Abby was born in Great Falls on December 20th, 1982. She aspired to be a fashion or graphic designer in her early years, and was a very bright student. She enjoyed summers at Jaycee Park playing with her sisters and cousins, swimming in the pool, and roller skating at Wheel’s West.  She was shy, but a great friend to those that had the pleasure of knowing her.  Abby was dedicated to her family, whether it caring for her nephew, traveling with her father, working with her mother, loving her children, or just spending time with her loved ones.

Abby was kind and funny, sarcastic in only the best way, and a lover of animals. She enjoyed watching movies, listening to music, and would spend countless hours playing with her son Jack.  Family was everything to her.

Abby also suffered great traumas and loss in her life, and was enveloped by addictions throughout many periods in her life. She made many attempts at sobriety, but sadly her end came before she found success in it. She would have encouraged anyone who is struggling with addiction to reach out, ask for support, and live life to the absolute fullest!

Abby is preceded in death by her beautiful daughter Charlie Daniels, and her loving grandparents Leroy and Gayle Hagnes, and Fredrick and Charlene Reehl. She is survived by her wonderful children, Jack and Jonin Daniels, her parents, Michael and Cristy Reehl, her beloved fiancé Larry Brorson, her two sisters, Angele Christensen, and Alixann Reehl, and many other loved ones that will miss her a great deal.

This beautiful, smart, sassy soul will be sorely missed by all.

There will be a celebration of life held for family and friends in the summer of 2018.

 In lieu of flowers, there is an account set up at Montana Federal Credit Union to help cover travel expenses for Abby’s children to attend the celebration.

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