Frank Fleming
Frank Fleming passed away on March 6, 2022. Frank was born Dec. 11, 1953, the son of Frank and Helen (Rotvold) Fleming. He graduated from Great Falls High School in 1972 where he was all state in football and track. He attended Eastern Montana College in Billings on a football scholarship where he was a four-year starter. Frank earned bachelor and master's degree in education.
Frank retired after serving 21 years for the United States Probation Office. He was Chief United States Probation Officer for Montana the last 7.5 years of his career.
In 2018 Frank was elected a state House Representative for HD 51 in Billings and served in that position until his death. He had a lifelong interest in politics and valued his time in the Legislature.
He enjoyed golf, cribbage, and spending time with family and friends. He was a lifelong fan of the Yankees, Packers and Grizzlies. Frank coached youth football and wrestling for many years in Billings and the interaction with all involved in these activities gave him many special memories. Frank was married to Lori Grose Fleming for 34 years and they were proud and happy to have raised two sons.
He was preceded in death by his mother Helen Frank, stepfather Duane Frank, son Riley Fleming and brother Scott Fleming.
Survivors include his son, Scott Fleming, ex-wife Lori, Strandell, sister Cathy (Larry) Scheer, niece Chrystal (Jeff), nephew Levi Pentecost, sister-in-law Janet Dutcher and niece Heather Frazier. Cremation has taken place and Frank has requested no services.
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Gene Gemignani
February 9, 2023
I worked with Frank as a P.O. in Missoula for a lot of years. He and I were pretty tight back in those days. We also tore up the streets on a fairly regular basis. When he moved to Billings to accept his federal position we kinda lost touch with each other. He called me once after a few years and said we would always be the best of friends. I told him that would never change. If there is a saloon in heaven someday you and I will have a couple beers and talk about old times. Until then......farewell my friend.
Mary Hartfield
August 29, 2022
Rest in peace Frank and bless you in eternal life and thank you for your contribution to planet earth. We miss you!
Matt Horning
March 14, 2022
So sad to hear about Frank from 3rd grd to college days we were friends from playing football Bison to Eastern Mt Yellow Jackets all your family sorry about Frank
Andy Shirtliff
March 8, 2022
Rest In Peace. A photo of our state Capitol building, all flags are at half-mast.
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