OCEANSIDE, Calif. — United States Marine Corporal Humberto Bruno Two Bulls, Indian name "Cedar," aka Dondi, aka "Dos Toros," 21, of the 1st Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif., entered into the kingdom of heaven on Sept. 16, 2012.
Humberto was born to Frankie William Two Bulls Sr. (Lorna) of Ft. Smith, and Kristie Delao (Shawn) of Billings, on Dec. 27, 1991.
Humberto was adopted and raised by his Paternal Grandparents Mary Faith Eaglefeathers Bailey and the late Robert Bailey Sr. Humberto, otherwise known as Dondi by his family, relatives and friends, was raised in Busby on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.
Dondi is survived by great-grandparents Robert and Beverly McRae; grandparents Ilo and Mark Wandering Medicine of Birney, Kathleen Belly Mule, Margaret Delao-Hager of Billings; mother Kristy Delao; aunts Lisa (Randy) Hager, Penny (Tyler) Hager; uncle Carlos Delao; cousins Alina, Cameron, Catelena, Cydence, Lyssa, Liam. Dondi is also survived by his adopted brother Joshua G. Glenn; paternal siblings Autumn Rose Madrigal, Jamie Blaine Soseith, Brittney, Charnae, Frank Jr. and Ilene Two Bulls, Sharelle Jade and Eddy Martinez, Katlin "KK" Americanhorse and Trista Martinez Eagleman; maternal siblings Todeanna, Tasha and Mikayla. Brother-uncles include: Ernest Nanez, RD (Alona) Bailey, Carlos, and Dondi Delao; sister-aunties, Lenora Wolfname, Janet Archambeau, Mary V. Matt, Beverly R. Bailey, Lisa Nance, Clarice Walksalong, EloiseWhitewolf, Clara Harris, Freda Smith, Karen Brown, Robin Spang, and Ruth Whitewolf; great-niece Bianca L. Vandersloot. Dondi is also survived by his beloved soul mate Chuko the Pitbull. He adored and loved his dog Chuko very much, and friend, Frank Zepeda.
Humberto is preceded in death by his adopted father Robert Bailey Sr.; brother-uncle Samuel Paul Lira (Mary Fay'sson); Grandpa Clement B. Two Bulls; Grandma Delores Littlewhirwind, Great-grandpa, Happy Fisher; Grandma Victoria King.
Dondi's family includes the Two Bulls, Mexican Cheyenne, King, Little Bird, Wandering Medicine, Elkshoulder, Delao, Eaglefeathers, Whitedirt, Foote, Redstar, Ontiveros, Hiwalker, Wallowing Bull, Walksalong, Black Bear, Wolfname, Yellowrobe, Fisher, Red Cloud and Whitewolfs. Dondi comes from a very large family and please forgive us if we failed to mention you.
In 2000, Dondi moved to Billings and graduated from Senior High School with the Class of 2009. Humberto was dearly loved by all of his friends. Humberto was a very sincere, caring, loving young man and could always put a smile on anyone's face. He will be greatly missed for his uncanny humor and his loveable and charming personality, as well as his love of animals.
Dondi voluntarily entered the United States Marine Corps in 2009. It was there, in the service, where he discovered and learned that he was a fierce and loyal Marine. Corporal Two Bulls is survived by his battalion brothers: Sean Fenner, Gong Srikaraket, Sidney Johnson and the rest of the 1st Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of the United States Marine Corps. Corporal Two Bulls loved his friends with no regrets and with a sincere kind passion for his Marine Corps brothers and civilian friends, which included but not limited to Logan, Anthony, Brandon and Christopher. He had many, many cousin brothers and sisters — you know who you are and please know you were loved by Cedar.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27, Dahl Funeral Chapel. Dondi will be laid to rest with military honors in Mountview Cemetery following the service.
Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel and memories may be shared with the family at www.dahlfuneralchapel.com
Published in the Billings Gazette on September 25, 2012
Humberto was born to Frankie William Two Bulls Sr. (Lorna) of Ft. Smith, and Kristie Delao (Shawn) of Billings, on Dec. 27, 1991.
Humberto was adopted and raised by his Paternal Grandparents Mary Faith Eaglefeathers Bailey and the late Robert Bailey Sr. Humberto, otherwise known as Dondi by his family, relatives and friends, was raised in Busby on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.
Dondi is survived by great-grandparents Robert and Beverly McRae; grandparents Ilo and Mark Wandering Medicine of Birney, Kathleen Belly Mule, Margaret Delao-Hager of Billings; mother Kristy Delao; aunts Lisa (Randy) Hager, Penny (Tyler) Hager; uncle Carlos Delao; cousins Alina, Cameron, Catelena, Cydence, Lyssa, Liam. Dondi is also survived by his adopted brother Joshua G. Glenn; paternal siblings Autumn Rose Madrigal, Jamie Blaine Soseith, Brittney, Charnae, Frank Jr. and Ilene Two Bulls, Sharelle Jade and Eddy Martinez, Katlin "KK" Americanhorse and Trista Martinez Eagleman; maternal siblings Todeanna, Tasha and Mikayla. Brother-uncles include: Ernest Nanez, RD (Alona) Bailey, Carlos, and Dondi Delao; sister-aunties, Lenora Wolfname, Janet Archambeau, Mary V. Matt, Beverly R. Bailey, Lisa Nance, Clarice Walksalong, EloiseWhitewolf, Clara Harris, Freda Smith, Karen Brown, Robin Spang, and Ruth Whitewolf; great-niece Bianca L. Vandersloot. Dondi is also survived by his beloved soul mate Chuko the Pitbull. He adored and loved his dog Chuko very much, and friend, Frank Zepeda.
Humberto is preceded in death by his adopted father Robert Bailey Sr.; brother-uncle Samuel Paul Lira (Mary Fay'sson); Grandpa Clement B. Two Bulls; Grandma Delores Littlewhirwind, Great-grandpa, Happy Fisher; Grandma Victoria King.
Dondi's family includes the Two Bulls, Mexican Cheyenne, King, Little Bird, Wandering Medicine, Elkshoulder, Delao, Eaglefeathers, Whitedirt, Foote, Redstar, Ontiveros, Hiwalker, Wallowing Bull, Walksalong, Black Bear, Wolfname, Yellowrobe, Fisher, Red Cloud and Whitewolfs. Dondi comes from a very large family and please forgive us if we failed to mention you.
In 2000, Dondi moved to Billings and graduated from Senior High School with the Class of 2009. Humberto was dearly loved by all of his friends. Humberto was a very sincere, caring, loving young man and could always put a smile on anyone's face. He will be greatly missed for his uncanny humor and his loveable and charming personality, as well as his love of animals.
Dondi voluntarily entered the United States Marine Corps in 2009. It was there, in the service, where he discovered and learned that he was a fierce and loyal Marine. Corporal Two Bulls is survived by his battalion brothers: Sean Fenner, Gong Srikaraket, Sidney Johnson and the rest of the 1st Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of the United States Marine Corps. Corporal Two Bulls loved his friends with no regrets and with a sincere kind passion for his Marine Corps brothers and civilian friends, which included but not limited to Logan, Anthony, Brandon and Christopher. He had many, many cousin brothers and sisters — you know who you are and please know you were loved by Cedar.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27, Dahl Funeral Chapel. Dondi will be laid to rest with military honors in Mountview Cemetery following the service.
Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel and memories may be shared with the family at www.dahlfuneralchapel.com
Published in the Billings Gazette on September 25, 2012
OCEANSIDE, Calif. — United States Marine Corporal Humberto Bruno Two Bulls, Indian name "Cedar," aka Dondi, aka "Dos Toros," 21, of the 1st Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif., entered into the kingdom of heaven on Sept. 16, 2012.
Humberto was born to Frankie William Two Bulls Sr. (Lorna) of Ft. Smith, and Kristie Delao (Shawn) of Billings, on Dec. 27, 1991.
Humberto was adopted and raised by his Paternal Grandparents Mary Faith Eaglefeathers Bailey and the late Robert Bailey Sr. Humberto, otherwise known as Dondi by his family, relatives and friends, was raised in Busby on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.
Dondi is survived by great-grandparents Robert and Beverly McRae; grandparents Ilo and Mark Wandering Medicine of Birney, Kathleen Belly Mule, Margaret Delao-Hager of Billings; mother Kristy Delao; aunts Lisa (Randy) Hager, Penny (Tyler) Hager; uncle Carlos Delao; cousins Alina, Cameron, Catelena, Cydence, Lyssa, Liam. Dondi is also survived by his adopted brother Joshua G. Glenn; paternal siblings Autumn Rose Madrigal, Jamie Blaine Soseith, Brittney, Charnae, Frank Jr. and Ilene Two Bulls, Sharelle Jade and Eddy Martinez, Katlin "KK" Americanhorse and Trista Martinez Eagleman; maternal siblings Todeanna, Tasha and Mikayla. Brother-uncles include: Ernest Nanez, RD (Alona) Bailey, Carlos, and Dondi Delao; sister-aunties, Lenora Wolfname, Janet Archambeau, Mary V. Matt, Beverly R. Bailey, Lisa Nance, Clarice Walksalong, EloiseWhitewolf, Clara Harris, Freda Smith, Karen Brown, Robin Spang, and Ruth Whitewolf; great-niece Bianca L. Vandersloot. Dondi is also survived by his beloved soul mate Chuko the Pitbull. He adored and loved his dog Chuko very much, and friend, Frank Zepeda.
Humberto is preceded in death by his adopted father Robert Bailey Sr.; brother-uncle Samuel Paul Lira (Mary Fay'sson); Grandpa Clement B. Two Bulls; Grandma Delores Littlewhirwind, Great-grandpa, Happy Fisher; Grandma Victoria King.
Dondi's family includes the Two Bulls, Mexican Cheyenne, King, Little Bird, Wandering Medicine, Elkshoulder, Delao, Eaglefeathers, Whitedirt, Foote, Redstar, Ontiveros, Hiwalker, Wallowing Bull, Walksalong, Black Bear, Wolfname, Yellowrobe, Fisher, Red Cloud and Whitewolfs. Dondi comes from a very large family and please forgive us if we failed to mention you.
In 2000, Dondi moved to Billings and graduated from Senior High School with the Class of 2009. Humberto was dearly loved by all of his friends. Humberto was a very sincere, caring, loving young man and could always put a smile on anyone's face. He will be greatly missed for his uncanny humor and his loveable and charming personality, as well as his love of animals.
Dondi voluntarily entered the United States Marine Corps in 2009. It was there, in the service, where he discovered and learned that he was a fierce and loyal Marine. Corporal Two Bulls is survived by his battalion brothers: Sean Fenner, Gong Srikaraket, Sidney Johnson and the rest of the 1st Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of the United States Marine Corps. Corporal Two Bulls loved his friends with no regrets and with a sincere kind passion for his Marine Corps brothers and civilian friends, which included but not limited to Logan, Anthony, Brandon and Christopher. He had many, many cousin brothers and sisters — you know who you are and please know you were loved by Cedar.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27, Dahl Funeral Chapel. Dondi will be laid to rest with military honors in Mountview Cemetery following the service.
Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel and memories may be shared with the family at www.dahlfuneralchapel.com
Published in the Billings Gazette on September 25, 2012
Humberto was born to Frankie William Two Bulls Sr. (Lorna) of Ft. Smith, and Kristie Delao (Shawn) of Billings, on Dec. 27, 1991.
Humberto was adopted and raised by his Paternal Grandparents Mary Faith Eaglefeathers Bailey and the late Robert Bailey Sr. Humberto, otherwise known as Dondi by his family, relatives and friends, was raised in Busby on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.
Dondi is survived by great-grandparents Robert and Beverly McRae; grandparents Ilo and Mark Wandering Medicine of Birney, Kathleen Belly Mule, Margaret Delao-Hager of Billings; mother Kristy Delao; aunts Lisa (Randy) Hager, Penny (Tyler) Hager; uncle Carlos Delao; cousins Alina, Cameron, Catelena, Cydence, Lyssa, Liam. Dondi is also survived by his adopted brother Joshua G. Glenn; paternal siblings Autumn Rose Madrigal, Jamie Blaine Soseith, Brittney, Charnae, Frank Jr. and Ilene Two Bulls, Sharelle Jade and Eddy Martinez, Katlin "KK" Americanhorse and Trista Martinez Eagleman; maternal siblings Todeanna, Tasha and Mikayla. Brother-uncles include: Ernest Nanez, RD (Alona) Bailey, Carlos, and Dondi Delao; sister-aunties, Lenora Wolfname, Janet Archambeau, Mary V. Matt, Beverly R. Bailey, Lisa Nance, Clarice Walksalong, EloiseWhitewolf, Clara Harris, Freda Smith, Karen Brown, Robin Spang, and Ruth Whitewolf; great-niece Bianca L. Vandersloot. Dondi is also survived by his beloved soul mate Chuko the Pitbull. He adored and loved his dog Chuko very much, and friend, Frank Zepeda.
Humberto is preceded in death by his adopted father Robert Bailey Sr.; brother-uncle Samuel Paul Lira (Mary Fay'sson); Grandpa Clement B. Two Bulls; Grandma Delores Littlewhirwind, Great-grandpa, Happy Fisher; Grandma Victoria King.
Dondi's family includes the Two Bulls, Mexican Cheyenne, King, Little Bird, Wandering Medicine, Elkshoulder, Delao, Eaglefeathers, Whitedirt, Foote, Redstar, Ontiveros, Hiwalker, Wallowing Bull, Walksalong, Black Bear, Wolfname, Yellowrobe, Fisher, Red Cloud and Whitewolfs. Dondi comes from a very large family and please forgive us if we failed to mention you.
In 2000, Dondi moved to Billings and graduated from Senior High School with the Class of 2009. Humberto was dearly loved by all of his friends. Humberto was a very sincere, caring, loving young man and could always put a smile on anyone's face. He will be greatly missed for his uncanny humor and his loveable and charming personality, as well as his love of animals.
Dondi voluntarily entered the United States Marine Corps in 2009. It was there, in the service, where he discovered and learned that he was a fierce and loyal Marine. Corporal Two Bulls is survived by his battalion brothers: Sean Fenner, Gong Srikaraket, Sidney Johnson and the rest of the 1st Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of the United States Marine Corps. Corporal Two Bulls loved his friends with no regrets and with a sincere kind passion for his Marine Corps brothers and civilian friends, which included but not limited to Logan, Anthony, Brandon and Christopher. He had many, many cousin brothers and sisters — you know who you are and please know you were loved by Cedar.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27, Dahl Funeral Chapel. Dondi will be laid to rest with military honors in Mountview Cemetery following the service.
Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel and memories may be shared with the family at www.dahlfuneralchapel.com
Published in the Billings Gazette on September 25, 2012
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