Bennett MacIntyre

To all the MacIntyre cousins: I was so sad to hear of Bill’s and Brother David’s passing. I can only imagine how painful this is for all of you. Know that I’m praying constantly for each of you. May God provide great strength and comfort to you. And may He bring your brothers straight up to heaven where eternal happiness awaits them. Please let me know if you need anything more then my prayers. With much love and sympathy, Teresa (McCarthy) Sando and family

Bill was a classmate in grade school and high school. We shared many laughs at Central's reunions over the years. I always appreciated his wonderful sense of humor and remember him with fondness. My sympathy to the entire family. Rest in peace old friend. Marge (Evankovich) Dalzell

To the MacIntyre Family: I was saddened to hear of both "Bill and David's passing. I was one of Mac's first customers at pugs, the varnish on the bar was still wet when I bought my first drink there. We shared the common Irish heritage and, graduating from "centrals", mine in Great Falls. Mac was a good listener, had a generous heart and great sense of humor. We shared a lot of stories of growing up in Anaconda and Great Falls. My prayers and Sympathy, Mark Maki, Helena

Brothers Arndt and McDonald CFC will keep all of you in our prayers at this time of sorrow and ultimate joy in your lives. Peace!

Bill MacIntyre Thanks for being a thoughtful generous friend and nephew. Being helpful to others was your trademark. We owe you a thanks for that, as do all who enjoyed your oasis in Billings Montana. Though it was an Irish Pub, the word oasis fits the place. Pugs was a place to get away from the cares of the day or week, and enjoy a good meal and a drink or two, with family and friends. But mostly it was a place of companionship, which has been the essence of Pubs for hundreds of years. Thanks for keeping up the tradition. May you now enjoy your heavenly oasis. Uncle Charles