D’Angelo Jean Whiteman made his journey on the early hours on July 6th 2024. D’Angelo was born November 28th, 2004 weighting only 1 lb. and 14oz in Billings MT, to Rochelle Roundstone and Michael Whiteman.
He grew up in West Side of Lame Deer. As a young child he attended St.Labre Indian catholic school. He transferred to Lame Deer school in 7th grade, junior year he left home to job corps, he also spent most of his time with his ‘broz’ playing xbox games, he always raised hell with his sister roasting and capping on her, D’Angelo was honest sometimes blunt, he had a unique sense of humor, when going to job corps D’Angelo he was very compassionate about welding and had gotten his learners permit.
He LOVED listening to music, deathcore, slipknot, KidCudi, tech n9ne. D’Angelo also adored his nieces and nephew very much LaRayah Gardner & RosaLynn Gardner, Maycie Blackbird Zion Whiteman, D’Angelo was a young respectful young man, like a old soul. D’Angelo had left an impact on a lot of his friends, he always knew what advice to give, D’Angelo went to high school prom with his first girlfriend (Nonee White).
D’Angelo was survived by his parents Rochelle Roundstone and Michael Whiteman, his sister LaPrinciah Whiteman, his cousins Lyndon Blackbird, Chey Roundstone Jr, Aiden Roundstone, Stephon Pine, Seidel Pine Jr, his uncles, Harlan Roundstone, Flint Roundstone. His aunt MaryLou whiteman His Grandmothers AnnaMae Ryan, Rebecca, D’Angelo reunited with his maternal grandparents, Frank and Holda Roundstone, Daniel and Florrence Pine, His aunt Carolyn Roundstone, Uncles Chey Roundstone Sr, Eugene Whiteman, Richard Whiteman Davis, George Whiteman Jr, Vaughn Shoulderblade, HIS BELOVED brother Miko Brady, his paternal George Whiteman Sr and Sandra Brady, D’Angelo also has many relatives including the Roundstone, Pine, StrangeOwl, Bellymule, Redneck, Brady, Whiteman, Whistling Elk, Lonebear, Harris and TwoTwo families. D’Angelo has a large family and many friends. Please accept our apologies if we have forgotten anyone in this time of grief.
Service Schedule
Traditional Wake
7:00 PM
Monday July 15, 2024
Lame Deer Mennonite Church
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Funeral Service
10:00 AM
Tuesday July 16, 2024
Lame Deer Mennonite Church
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Interment
Following the Funeral Service
Tuesday July 16, 2024
Allison Bixby Memorial Gardens
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Service Schedule
Traditional Wake
7:00 PM
Monday July 15, 2024
Lame Deer Mennonite Church
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Funeral Service
10:00 AM
Tuesday July 16, 2024
Lame Deer Mennonite Church
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Interment
Following the Funeral Service
Tuesday July 16, 2024
Allison Bixby Memorial Gardens
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
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Anonymous says
Michael, Rochelle & Laprinciah, My heartfelt condolences 🙏 ❤️
Mr D as I refer you. It was so good to see you as you became a young adult. I remember you in Headstart you were the fashion kid. Always dressed up nice and wear a hat all the time. I remember you saying you were going to be Micheal Jackson and you had the moves to being Micheal Jackson 😂 I loved your glove and moon walk you sure did practice it. It breaks my heart for you and your family. I always thought you would become something better you had the mentality to be what ever you wanted to be.I wish I could of been an ear for you as you struggled dealing with your Brother’s Death. I offered you help but not knowing me like I knew your Brother it was hard to communicate with me. So with that, I hope you found peace in your soul…
Rest in peace my Headstart kid as I always will remember you as so innocent 😇❤️ 🙏
Telera White says
I remember d’Angelo said that his dancing made his grandpa happy. I’m glad I got to meet him and glad i got to see him at the fireworks show. He loved fireworks and he loved walking in the hills, truly the only person to get me to go for a hike. He disappeared one night and came home, i asked him where were you. He told me, i fell asleep in the hills behind west side. West Side hills were his favorite place to go for walks to think.
Nadine Alvarado Hensley says
I met D’Angelo at JobCorps. He shared his writings with me. He was a creative writer. One day, he came to class and was so excited to learn that his brother’s dog had puppies and he got to choose the first one. It made him so happy. He also shared stories about growing up that included his brother and his sister, whom he loved. He was close to his cousin. The day his cousin left was upsetting for him. D’Angelo came to class that morning morning and shared what happened. He said others expected him to react in a negative way. I asked him what he did. He said”I smudged off”. On my last day a group of us smudge together. I gave him the sage I had. D’Angelo thank you for sharing your stories with me and for showing me how to throw an effective punch.
My deepest condolences to his family.
Sara Schroeder says
D’Angelo, You were kind and gentle. You were sensitive and compassionate. You were quiet, and there was power and wisdom in your words. I enjoyed your sense of humor. I can still hear your laugh and see your smile. You were a good driver. 🙂 You touched so many hearts at Job Corps. We will keep you alive in our hearts and our minds. You are unforgettable.
Rebekah K Musial says
My deepest sympathy to all D’Angelo’s family!! 👪
💔 🙏