Mildred “Dolly” One Bear- Hiwalker “Hemaneohtse’e” Fetch Water Women was called home on April 9, 2018 surrounded by her Loving Husband, Children and Grand Children. “Hemaneohtse’e” was born March 3, 1938 to Maggie and James One Bear in Rosebud Creek. She grew up in Busby and Rosebud Creek and loved riding horses. She graduated from Busby High School in 1958. Dolly is a direct descendant of Chief Dull Knife and Pawnee Woman and a member of the Catholic Church. Dolly worked 41yrs for the CHR Program retiring in 2008 she enjoyed helping the community elderly and sick traveling to numerous hospitals, assisted living and nursing homes. Dolly was a champion traditional dancer she enjoyed dancing, traveling to pow-wows and visiting friends and relatives. She was known and respected throughout Cheyenne Country for her compassion and caring personality as her roll of being a descendent of Chief Dull Knife and as the Matriarch of her family.
Dolly enjoyed visiting, spending time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Dolly was very proud of her children and grandchildren she supported them the best way she could when they participated in high school activities and traditional ceremonies.
Preceeding in death by her daughter Latisha Hiwalker. Her son Darrell Hiwalker. Her parents Maggie and James One Bear. Sisters Carol and Louise One Bear. Brothers Mickey, Bob and Jimmy One Bear. Grandpa Jacob One Bear, nephew Terry One Bear, Great Grandpa Ed Bearchum, Great Grandma Ida Bearchum. Niece Patricia Brady-Limpy.
She is survived by Max Hiwalker Jr her Loving Husband of 58yrs, she supported him in his ceremonial Sundance and Fasting. They enjoyed traveling all over together and lived in Los Angeles California for 3 years returning home in 1967 to take care of their parents. His sons Larry Hiwalker, Max III (Lavanda) Hiwalker. Her Daughter Kimberly Hiwalker. Her sisters Barbara and Phoebe One Bear, Henrietta Bear. Brother In-laws Vance and Geofredo Littlebird, Cleve McManus. Sister In-law Clarie Walksalong, Addie Baker, Vangie Solis and Myrna Rochelle. Grand Children Max IV (Katrina), Terry(Naomi), Jeremy Sr., Tish (Eric Jr.), Koko, Trudee (Jeremy) Killsnight, Chontay, Kris, Belle, Mahayol, Makysha, Monte Jr, Desarae Little Coyote, Adrienne Laforge, Brett (Ruthie), Shawn Jones, Sheila (Michael), Crystal (William JR), Leshawnda, Justea Hiwalker. Wayland, Regina, Tashina, Tisha Limpy. and 31 Great- Grand Children. She is Survived by many Nieces and Nephews in which she cherished. God Son Joel Brady God Daughter Misty Lafranier. Adopted Children Lynette Bighead, Wilma Tiny Two Moons, Nakia, Christy, Robert and rest of Bearchums. Pananas from Oklahoma, Denise Swank.
Her Special Niece Roxie (Calvin) Wilson and Grandmas Barbie Dolls Brittani and Megan. Jeff and Chance.
All her Casino Buddies and Her Home Boys (Security Guards).
The Family would like to give Special Thanks to Martha Burton, Marina Mitchell, Marvena Knowshisgun, Kassie Bigman, Jenna and Marla Miles City Health Nurses. Deacon Joe, Willis Busenitz and all the surrounding pastors. Especially to all who stopped in and prayed for her. Also, the Native American Church members for all the prayers.
Extended Families Seminole, One Bear, Glenmore, Spang, Hiwalker, Shoulderblade, Spotted Elk, Bearchum. Rockroad, Elkshoulders, Big Head, Wilson, Wolfname, Bird In Ground, Bright Wings, Walksalong, Sioux, Sooktis, Mahoney, Limpy, Bearchum, Risingsun, Russell, Little Wolf, Stands In Timber, Flying, Charrettes, Waters, Eagle Feathers
Grandma Dolly’s last words to her Grandchildren was to watch over and take care of their Grandpa Max.
We apologize if we forgot anyone as we have a large family.
Service Schedule
Traditional Wake
7:00 PM
Friday April 13, 2018
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Funeral Service
11:00 AM
Saturday April 14, 2018
Allen Rowland Gymnasium
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Interment
Following the Funeral Service
Saturday April 14, 2018
Hiwalker Family Cemetery
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Service Schedule
Traditional Wake
7:00 PM
Friday April 13, 2018
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Funeral Service
11:00 AM
Saturday April 14, 2018
Allen Rowland Gymnasium
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
Interment
Following the Funeral Service
Saturday April 14, 2018
Hiwalker Family Cemetery
Lame Deer, Montana 59043
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Melissa Whitewolf Royston & Family says
RIP Auntie, love you! Prayers to my Uncle Max and the rest of the family. You can see your babies now Latisha and Darrell. Love you Golly!
Samantha Killsnight & Family says
Our Thoughts and Prayers to the family, dolly always had a smile when I saw her
Ann Knows His Gun & Family says
Deepest Condolences to her life mate Max, to her children, grandchildren & extended family. She is at peace & pain free now. Prayers & hugs. We lost a great Woman of our people. RIP Mrs. Dolly Hiwalker
Carrie Littlebird Small says
Dolly & Family, Prayers always for you and the entire family. <3
Vangie Solis says
RIP My Dear Crazy Sister in Law Mildred “Dolly” Hiwalker. Until I See You Again in the Other Camp. Love You and I am going to Miss You..Thank You for being there For My Big Brother Max. Now Dance on and don’t look back. You’ve done an Awesome job with Our Family..
William Rowland says
Travel well Dolly you will be missed by all.
Pamela Spang says
So sorry for your loss. She was a wonderful woman. She is now free and out of pain!
Donna Wick Brien says
My thoughts and prayers Roxie…hugs
Ernie Posey says
Our Sincere Condolences. Good Journeys Mildred.
M Caruso says
Sorry for your loss and deepest sympathy to your whol family.
Marilyn
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Monica Norse says
Prayers for the family. I was very saddened to hear of aunt Dolly’s passing. Cyro probably greeted her at the golden gates with the prettiest songs. Prayers for my Uncle Max, brothers Rabbit and Bunny, and sister Kimberly as well as all the nieces and nephews. I loved auntie Dolly so much and I am very appreciative for the memories I will forever cherish.
Earlene Clown says
Condolences to Max and family. Much respect to this Sister-in-law.
Teeth Family
Kathy Harris says
Dolly was the epitome of grace and humbleness…..she was the cement that held all her family members together…..gentle, kind and full of love. So blessed to have a life partner that adored her….and children that loved and respected her…..we are blessed for knowing her…….RIP Dolly….greet all your loved ones that I’m sure you missed dearly…..
Loretta Stewart Thomas says
Sincere condolences to Dollie’s family. It was always good to see her and to visit a bit. I didnt see her often but when I did she always had a big smile and hug for me. Prayers going out for you all.
Tanya Ishikawa and the Rineharts says
Dolly was always an inspiration at pow wows, so graceful and dignified. She is loved near and far. Our hearts are with Max and family.
Donna Spotted Eagle says
Sending my sincere condolences to Dolly’s family, R.I.P. Gonna miss seeing your “Smile” at Charging Horse! Journey well… Donna Roundstone Spotted Eagle
Lorraine Waters says
I remember Dolly was very beautiful as a young lady; she reminded me of the young Sophia Loren. She
rode my dad’s horse, Mule Train, in the ladies’ races at Crow years ago. She was very athletic with quiet confidence. As a child learning English I combined my Cheyenne name with my English name, and it sounded weird. More recently, when I would go to the casino, I would hear her calling me loudly by that combination name. I would get embarrassed, and she would laugh and laugh. I will miss her dearly.
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Cheryl Klemp says
So sorry to see that Dolly had passed away. Max prayers for you and your family.