Leslie Martin Hawk

On the evening of January 27th, 2024, Leslie (Cidá Wicá-Hawkman), passed away. He was 24 years old.
Leslie was born in Wolf Point, MT on November 21st, 1999 to David J. Hawk and Sonia Martell. His brothers were David Hawk, Jr., John Henry Hawk and 1 older brother, name unknown. His sisters were Cheyenne Autumn hawk, Mewissa Rivas Beale, Davetta Jo Hawk Crittenden and Deann Jeanette Hawk.
Leslie made it between 10th and 11th grade. He then got his GED and also did one semester of college. During his time in school, he enjoyed playing football and wrestling. He had many fond moments of these times. When he spent time in California, going to school he got to go to a Lakers game, he loved that.
Leslie's occupations were not many, he was a bagger at Albertson's, he worked at Stoney Paths and helped out at the liquor store.
Leslie traveled with his friend Neal and family to Arizona. For Les that a very interesting trip and he got to see the Grand Canyon. Leslie enjoyed having friends come over to jam out while smoking, having drinks, gaming and playing cards or throwing dice. He and his friends would go for walks, if not cruising, to get out and enjoy the day. He would really like it when he ran into someone he hasn't talked to in a long time. Leslie would feed his dad's dog, Lil Bear. He made sure his mother got breakfast, lunch or supper as he said his dad told him to male sure his mom eats. When it came to groceries, he made sure to help in that way too!
Leslie was preceded in death by his dad, David J. Hawk, Sr., his sunt Antoinette L. "Doll-Doll" Hawk, his grandmother Frances "Toni" AllRunner Hawk, his uncle John Henry "Hank" Hawk, his cousin Nathaniel Sean GreyBear, his aunt Kelly J. Azure.
Leslie is survived by his mother, Sonia, his brothers David, Jr., John Henry and an older brother, name unknown, his sisters Cheyenne A. Hawk, Mewissa Beale, Davetta Hawk Crittenden and Deann Hawk, fur bro Lil Bear and a sister Kitty, Ariel and a son, Jayce Jaxon.
We would like to thank all those that helped us out during our time of grieving.