Adeline-Mosness-Obituary

Photo courtesy of Franzen-Davis Funeral Home & Crematory - Livingston

Adeline "Toots" Mosness

Mar 31, 1936 - Jun 22, 2013

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Carol,
We were so saddened to learn that Tootie had passed away. What fond memories we have of her. My parents (Glenn and Lavon) and your parents were such close friends for many many years. Smoke and Tootie seemed like part of our family, too. What fun we had back then!! I know you will miss her so much. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Carol,
We were so sorry to hear about Toots - we just found out this afternoon (June 29) or we would have picked Dad up and attended the funeral. Your mother was such a kind and caring person, I know she will be missed. She was a great friend to my mother and I think they are in heaven now having "happy hour"! Take care - Linda and Dick

Carol and family -- I was so sorry to hear about Tootie. She was such a wonderful and caring person; she and ole Smoke were like a part of our family for so many years. I just loved being around them both. My prayers are with your family. Much love.

So sorry to hear of Toots passing,I worked for her when she had the wards store.. We had a lot of fun with her and your dad up at the Elks.. You will miss her .. But you have good memories of her ..You are in our prayers and thoughts..

So sorry to hear about your Mom, Carol. Our prayers are with you. Linda Close Counts and Anna Close Midgett

Melissa - Gramas are such special people in our lives.... I'm sorry for your loss... Lindie

Have a lot of fond memories of school and later the Mint Bar. They will be truly treasured to me for my remaining years.

Carol and family we are so sorry for your loss. Your Mom was such a special lady it is so hard to lose our Moms. Hope to see you this summer. Love Ron and Deb Stefanik

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Adeline's Obituary

Adeline "Toots" Mosness, age 77, of Livingston, died Saturday, June, 22, 2013 at her home surrounded by family. Funeral Service held Saturday, June 29, 2 PM, at the Livingston Christian Center. Viewing held Friday, June 28, at Franzen-Davis from 10am-7pm, also one hour prior to the service at church. Interment is at Mountain View Cemetery, Livingston. The family invites everyone to a luncheon at the Livingston Elks Lodge immediately following the committal service. Memorials are preferred to: Counterpoint or Stafford Animal Shelter.Toots was born on March 31, 1936, in Big Timber, Montana. She was the daughter of Ragnvald and Alice (Hauge) Berland. As a child Toots attended Springdale School for 8 years. She continued her education in Livingston and was a graduate of Park High School. Toots was united in marriage to the love of her life, Donald "Smoke" Mosness, on February 13, 1954 in Big Timber. This marriage was blessed with 2 daughters, Carol Joy and Mary Ann. In 1956 Toots and Smoke moved to Livingston. She worked managing Montgomery Wards. She worked numerous other jobs in between. In 1999, she and her granddaughter Becky started a shuttling service, B&G, which they ran transporting fishermen to and from there favorite fishing spots. Toots and Becky both enjoyed the time spent together and the long hours they put into it. They recently sold the business in September of 2012.Toots is survived by her:Daughter, Carol Joy Hancock and her husband, Chuck of Livingston;Grandchildren, Melissa Hancock of Livingston; Becky Hancock of Butte; Kyle Hancock and his wife Kelsey of Livingston;Great-grandson, Brody Hancock;Special Sister-in-law, Selma Gibby of Big Timber;Her favorite dance partner, Forrest Gibby;Best friend, Lynda Gravage;Her faithful companions, her cats, Callie and Boots.Many other relatives and friends.Toots is preceded in death by her Husband of 43 years, Donald "Smoke" Mosness; Daughter, Mary Ann; Parents, Ragnvald and Alice Berland; Brother, Bobby and Uncle, Haakon.Toots was known for taking care of everyone and was loved so much, by many. She will be dearly missed by all.Arrangements are under the direction of Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and Crematory in Livingston.

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