Deon Seminole

Deon Jayce Seminole, 27 years old. HO´NEOSOVAESTSE "warrior wolf" a descendent of Chief Dull Knife ended his footprints to be with his son Marlin David Little chief on July 21,2011 @ Deaconess Hospital at 7:40 am.. Deon attended Colstrip Schools then graduated from Lame Deer High School class of 2003. He also was a student at Chief Dull Knife College. Working as a firefighter for BIA Forestry, then onto a cage worker at the Charging Horse Casino, and finally a Sales rep for CUTCO.

He was born to Leon Seminole and Elrena White Dirt on June 29, 1984 in route to Crow Agency Hospital. He is survived by his daughter Louisia Mae Littlechief, as well as his companion Angel Ridge Bear and sisters: Stella, Sharee, and Shanae Seminole. Brothers: Ronald, Farley, and Maynard White Dirt, also Oliver and Loren Seminole. Grandmothers: Mae White Dirt, Beatrice Small(Tug), and late Mary Jane Yelloweyes. Grandfathers: Gilbert White Dirt and the Late Hubert Seminole. Aunts: Bonnie Little sun, Mina Seminole, Victoria(Mike) Bearcomesout, Sharlene and Farrell Evans. Uncles: Ambrose(Clementine) Seminole, Martin and Donald Seminole, Eugene(Marian) Seminole.

Deon had a second chance in life on November 13, 2005 by surviving a heart transplant. Since living life ill but not letting it get the best of him he touched a lot of lives. Just knowing that Deon is around was always a joy. Joking, laughing and seeing his little smile always shaking his head we will all miss. A great father for what short time they shared, you can see the love they had; he was needed for his son up above. The best brother three sisters can have, some would say a true mama´s boy. Deon was loved by all his family, friends and all those in eastside. Deon always had an Angel by his side. He also got to leave to explore the world by getting out of Lame Deer for a quick bit. He loved to sit at Cheyenne Avenue lube center so he can enjoy seeing all of the people cruise. He liked being home, he loved to cook, he enjoyed relaxing checking out the sports center. He seemed to make everyone laugh and bring them out of a bad day, to many family and friends Deon Jayce will never be forgotten.

The family would like to thank the University Hospital of Denver for their services and care that had for him and the hospitaliality for the family, and Deaconess Hospital. Sending out many thanks to all those who knew Deon, especially the family, friends, and people we may of forgot to mention.