Dillon, Montana
Jul 12, 1940 – Dec 14, 2025 (Age 85)
"I carry out my actions with the desire to please the Lord and then let all else come as it will." – Brother Lawrence & Frank Laubach.Joe Morstein was born on July 12, 1940, in Big Timber, Montana, the second child of Dorothy Helen Langston and Joseph Morstein. Affectionately called "Bugsie"...
Read MoreI got to know Joe only a couple years ago while working on a statue of his sister Governor Judy Martz. He was a great man and a good friend. May he rest in peace in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ
Dave Galt
January 06, 2026 | Friend
There was nobody in our high school activities´ programs in Montana for whom I had more respect than Joe. When one analyzes his presence over the years, he was the perfect role model for fans, coaches, fellow officials and most of all, our student athletes. I´ll always remember him as one of the finest people I´ve ever met. His family has my most significant thoughts for a peaceful grieving...Jim Haugen, a family friend in Helena
Jim Haugen
December 23, 2025
To the Morstein Family, my sincere condolences on Joe's passing. He was a real gentleman and fine person. I first met Joe on the basketball court in the late 70's at the Class AA Divisional and State Basketball Tournament. Joe was one of the Best B-Ball officials in the State. Montana has lost a great ambassador. May he rest in peace. Jim Kambich
Jim J Kambich
December 22, 2025 | Friend
I´m so sorry to hear of Joe´s passing. He was one of my classmates in my graduating class of 1958 in Harlo. My condolences to his family, Beverly Miller
Beverly Miller
December 20, 2025 | Friend
