Morning Glory Santana "Red Thunder Woman" White

With hearts full of love and sorrow, the family of Morning Glory Santana White, named Red Thunder Woman by her Papa Kenneth, share the passing of their precious daughter on November 12, 2025, in Billings, Montana. Born on October 8, 2025, Morning Glory was with us only a short time, but she filled every day of her life with a powerful, undeniable spirit-one that touched all who held her, saw her, or dreamed for her future.

Morning Glory spent her days doing all the wonderful things newborns do-eating, sleeping, and pooping, always keeping her mom and dad on their toes and up through the night. She practiced her tiny grumpy faces and sweet smiles, each one a gift her family will forever treasure. Though she was just beginning her journey, she made a lifetime of impact in the love she inspired.

She is the beloved daughter of Phillip Justin Santana White and Eve Morning Glory White, and lived with her family in Billings, Montana.

She is survived by her loving siblings Ximena White, Dylan Arlie Fire Bear, Hosanna Joy Fire Bear, and Azias Robles; her grandparents Kim Brien, Harvest White, and Michael Peltzer; and her great-great-grandmother Marry Peltzer.

Morning Glory is also cherished by her great-grandparents Deanna and Terry Dennis, Theresa and Kenneth Enemy Hunter, Alberta Iron, Ernest Peltzer, and Agnes Hill.

She is held in love by her aunties: Julia and Dylan Jefferson, Gloria White, Autumn White, Abby James, Izabella Peltzer, Ariana Huss, Ava Huss, Marion Hugs, Amerah Hugs, and Dazzlynn Hugs; her uncles: Frankie Peltzer, Hank White, David James, Austin James, and Lawrence Hugs; and her godparents Hank White and Izabella Peltzer.

Special family members who adored her include Diana Brien, Taylor Brien, Amber White, Justin Howe, Troy Thompson, Jasmine Schoenberg, and Shayla Baugher.

She joins in Heaven those who passed before her: Joy and Kenneth (Buddy) Brien Sr., Ernestine and Arlie Stops Sr., Westley Paul Peltzer, Mary Cummins, Elmer J. Hill, Josh Brien, and Buddy Brien.

Though her time on earth was brief, Morning Glory will be remembered for the love she brought, the joy she sparked, and the strength of her spirit. Her family holds her close in their hearts and finds comfort in knowing she is now surrounded by the ancestors who welcomed her home.

May her memory be a blessing, and may her spirit continue to shine through all who loved her.