John McIntosh

John McIntosh

October 29, 1961 - January 11, 2024

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John "Johnny" Wade McIntosh was born on October 29, 1961, in Billings to James and Sharon McIntosh Cooper. He attended Senior High School until the age of 16 when he married Cindy Woolley. They had two children Chad (1979) and Amanda (1980) both who passed away just days old. The two later divorced and he never remarried. John met Christine and the two had one child Racheal Dilley. Years later he met Terri and Ashley McIntosh was born.


During his childhood, he raced motorcycles through the BMC and was a proud member for years. He really enjoyed helping with the Great American Hill Climbs. At a very young age, he learned how to operate heavy equipment by his father James who owned his own business called Jim's Excavating. John then started his own business called Offspring Excavation. He was very dedicated and a hardworking man and among many of his passions, he loved fishing with his buddy Rob Moore. John was very giving and loving and had a kind heart, which led him to sponsor children overseas who were in need. He also donated to many organizations. He looked forward to retirement for John which meant he could spend more time with his family and of course, do more fishing with his fishing buddy.


John Is preceded in death by his parents, Uncle Frank, and his half-sister Tammy. He is survived by daughters Racheal and Ashley, and his five grandchildren Angelo (21) Carmine (19) Tessa (13) Syrus (3), Johnathan (1) Two sisters Laurie and Rita, Nieces Shayna, Karrie (Cole), Kassie (Andy), Nephew Ray (Lauren), Two Great Nephews Mason (15) and Rylan (8) and Three Great Niece's Annabelle (7) Addyson (6) and Brynlee (4).


John's Memorial Service will be at Dahls Funeral Chapel on the 27th of January, 2024 @ 3pm.


In lieu of flowers, donations in John's memory can be made to Savage Cat Rescue.

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Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
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Brenda Robison
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My thoughts and prayers are with you all, Laurie and Rita and families. It is tough to lose a brother. Remembering him on his motorcycles , dancing and his hard work.
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Tammie Walters
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I spent three years with this man he was a wonderful man with a heart of gold. I loved going fishing and motorcycle runs we did a dig contest with backhoe rest in peace my friend love you always so many memories wish I could share more .

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