A candle was lit by Linda Brinkerhoff on January 19, 2018 7:21 PM

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Words cannot express my sadness at the passing of one of my truest and dearest friends. I am truly grateful for the influence she had on my life and have so many cherished memories it would be impossible to list them. She was a loving and giving person and she made the world a better place.

A candle was lit by Linda Brinkerhoff on January 19, 2018 7:12 PM

A candle was lit by Tylen on January 18, 2018 5:52 AM

Message from Vinnie jensen

So sorry to have missed the funeral. We were out of town, but Morris said it was lovely. I have so many memories of Harriet especially the last few years celebrating moms birthday in great falls. Just know that we are thinking of you!

A candle was lit by Kelli cronin on January 17, 2018 9:45 PM

Message from Susan (Millar) Collins

What an amazing soul! Super blessed to have been able to spend my younger years in her presence! She will be greatly missed but legacy of love and kindness with last an eternity!

A candle was lit by Susan (Millar) Collins on January 17, 2018 9:35 PM

Message from Leslie Merrill

Ma Bakly was one of my favorite people, especially in my youth. She was always so kind to me, always met me with a smile. She was an angel on earth, now she's an angel on the other side.
I have always loved the Bakly family.
My heart is with all of you.

A candle was lit by Leslie Merrill on January 17, 2018 8:51 PM

Message from Amber Bakly (granddaughter)

To my loving grandmother who now is in heaven watching over me just as she did here on earth. You are missed but not far. Although you are not here in body your spirit is near. I can’t wait to see what you will accomplish in the afterlife. Your reunion with grandpa must have been so wonderful. Your one true love... I always loved to hear of your road trips, adventures, recipes, garden and much more. You touched my life in a way that has changed and molded me as a person. My life would be much different without your presence in it. Your family is what you lived for and that taught me a lot. One of my favorite lessons I learned from you is that the joy is not in the gift but the meaning behind the gift. You came from humble beginnings and ended in humble beginnings but also experienced much joy. I love you forever and always to my grandma bee. Looking up at you in the sunlight as you watched me garden with your hands on your hips with the cutest smile skorts and food on the stove for a delicious dinner. I love you I love you. I’ll be seeing you soon.
Amber