Pearl Kunda Nolan

I had the pleasure of working with Pearl at Lame Deer, some years ago. She was a cheerful, willing worker and I smile just thinking of her. One story that comes to mind, is that she saw some people knocking on my door in teacher housing from her window (during the school day)...hurried to my room to take over my job for a few minutes, so that I could go tend to business. It turned out to be Jehovah Witnesses....not an emergency or important business.....but we had a good laugh and that was just the way she was...always willing to help and thinking of others. My prayers to the family. I know that she is in a better place, and will be missed.

I was sorry to hear of my dear cousin's passing. I always enjoyed our visits even though they were few and far between. She is free from pain and suffering and is with her family in God's house. Love and prayers to all of Pearl's family. Teresa Ley Bruha, Baker, MT

I first met Pearl when we were both teaching aides at Billings Senior High. This was my first job in a teaching capacity and Pearl took me under her wings and taught me the ropes. She left to become a teacher at St Labre where I came to visit her one day and she inspired me to look for a job in Lame Deer. Well, I got the job and guess who was also teaching there, Pearl! We had some great times for the next two years teaching together. Thank you Pearl for being my inspiration and mentor. You will be missed by so many.

I am so sorry to hear of Cousin Pearl's passing. I had not seen her for many years, but I remember spending time at her house when we lived in Billings. My thought and prayers go out to all her family in this time of sadness. She will forever be happy in the house of the Lord. Kathleen (Ley) Corbin