Donald-Hyndman-Obituary

Photo courtesy of Duggan Dolan Mortuary - Butte

Donald Hyndman

Jan 6, 1960 - Apr 19, 2025

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Oh, I am So heartbroken!! Don was such a good person!! We will miss seeing his smiling face Rest in peace, my friend

I knew Don from walmart. He was the door greeter, I seen him a few days before he passed. I was shocked when he told me he had gotten diagnosed with cancer. I considered him a good friend even though I met him at Walmart being the door greeter. He helped me on my Ford tempo. Don was a good man and he always showed up at work and like it said in the description he always had a smile on his face. You will be missed on you are a good guy. And I'm sorry to your family they lost a good family...

To Don's family, My condolences. I had the pleasure of knowing Don from grade school thru high school. I shall miss your friend ship and chats. Rest in piece.

See ya down the road some time PAL!

Rest in peace Don.We loved your olive green Maverick with shag carpet It was one of a kind. Just like you .

Rest in peace Don. The heavens are happy to have you. Love ya my friend.

Pam my friend...I am so very sorry to read of your brothers passing.
Charlene Warren

A good man and special friend. I will miss you my friend.

Rest in peace my dear friend! You will be missed. Love you forever! ❤

Obituary

Donald's Obituary

Donald H. Hyndman, born January 6, 1960 in Butte to Thomas and Cora Hyndman, passed away April 19, 2025 at the age of 65, surrounded by family and friends.

Don attended school in Butte at Madison Elementary, East Middle School, and Butte High School. He married Debbie Budd of Anaconda in February 1982, and they had two sons, D.J. and Cory. They later divorced.

Don worked various jobs over his lifetime, including janitorial, automotive, handyman, maintenance, construction, and more. He was a “jack-of-all-trades” and had a broad range of knowledge in many different trades. At the time of his passing, he was employed at Walmart as a door greeter. He always greeted customers with a smile and often handed out candy to kids as they came to do their shopping.

His favorite pastime was fixing up cars and selling them. He always had a new project car that he was working on. He would help anyone who needed help, whether it be working on cars for them, or helping them with an issue with their house.

In the later years of his life, he embraced a path of deep personal growth, finding sobriety, and lived each day with clarity and purpose, enjoying the time he got to spend with his kids, grand-kids, family, and friends.

He is survived by his sons D.J. (Jessica) Hyndman of Butte, and Cory Hyndman of Butte, his grandchildren Brayten, Parker, Rosey Jo, and Makinze, his brothers Tom (Connie) Hyndman of Twin Bridges, Joe (Eileen) Hyndman of Great Falls, and Robert (Gayla) Hyndman of Butte, his sisters Mona Stokes of Dillon, Pam (Larry) Bragg of Butte, and Mary Halvorsen of Butte, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. He is also survived by close friends Jay Conway, Larry Hill, Bill Hill, and Tammy Hill.

Don was preceded in death by all of his maternal and paternal grandparents, his parents Thomas and Cora Hyndman, his brothers Bruce and John David, his sister and brother-in-law: Jane and Joe Weist, brother-in-law Joe Halvorsen Sr., and nieces Melissa and Josie May Halvorsen.

At Don's request, there will be no services, but there will be a Celebration of Life on July 19, 2025 at the McQueen Club from 3-7 pm.

Read More