Leslie James Justice was born to Santford and Maxine (Raber) Justice. He was the oldest of three children in the family.
Les grew up in the idealistic '50's in Belle Fourche, and was a 1964 graduate of from Belle Fourche High School. w
In July of 1965, he was married, they are parents of one child. their home in Belle Fourche for 51 years. During this time, Les owned trucks and hauled bentonite for many years, but eventually fell into the family tradition of carpentry work.
Les was a very talented man and could do anything he set his mind to.
Les enjoyed fishing, hunting,and camping trips, this year.
In later years, Les could usually be found "tinkering" in his shop, listening to old time (really old) western music.
Celebrating his life are his wife, a daughter and son-in-law, one uncle, one aunt.
Missing him are his three grandsons, and his three great-granddaughters,
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Les grew up in the idealistic '50's in Belle Fourche, and was a 1964 graduate of from Belle Fourche High School. w
In July of 1965, he was married, they are parents of one child. their home in Belle Fourche for 51 years. During this time, Les owned trucks and hauled bentonite for many years, but eventually fell into the family tradition of carpentry work.
Les was a very talented man and could do anything he set his mind to.
Les enjoyed fishing, hunting,and camping trips, this year.
In later years, Les could usually be found "tinkering" in his shop, listening to old time (really old) western music.
Celebrating his life are his wife, a daughter and son-in-law, one uncle, one aunt.
Missing him are his three grandsons, and his three great-granddaughters,
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Leslie James Justice was born to Santford and Maxine (Raber) Justice. He was the oldest of three children in the family.
Les grew up in the idealistic '50's in Belle Fourche, and was a 1964 graduate of from Belle Fourche High School. w
In July of 1965, he was married, they are parents of one child. their home in Belle Fourche for 51 years. During this time, Les owned trucks and hauled bentonite for many years, but eventually fell into the family tradition of carpentry work.
Les was a very talented man and could do anything he set his mind to.
Les enjoyed fishing, hunting,and camping trips, this year.
In later years, Les could usually be found "tinkering" in his shop, listening to old time (really old) western music.
Celebrating his life are his wife, a daughter and son-in-law, one uncle, one aunt.
Missing him are his three grandsons, and his three great-granddaughters,
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Les grew up in the idealistic '50's in Belle Fourche, and was a 1964 graduate of from Belle Fourche High School. w
In July of 1965, he was married, they are parents of one child. their home in Belle Fourche for 51 years. During this time, Les owned trucks and hauled bentonite for many years, but eventually fell into the family tradition of carpentry work.
Les was a very talented man and could do anything he set his mind to.
Les enjoyed fishing, hunting,and camping trips, this year.
In later years, Les could usually be found "tinkering" in his shop, listening to old time (really old) western music.
Celebrating his life are his wife, a daughter and son-in-law, one uncle, one aunt.
Missing him are his three grandsons, and his three great-granddaughters,
He was preceded in death by his parents.
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