Kermot Kindsfater
February 01, 1947 - February 02, 2020
Obituary
Kermot Kindsfater, 73, died February 2, 2020 in Billings, MT. He lived a long and full life. He graduated from Montana Center for Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children in 1964. Kermot helped on the Fromberg family farm until he and his Dad moved to Huntley in 1992, then Billings in 1994. Although seriously impaired with Cerebral Palsy there were seemingly impossible challenges that Kermot overcame with determination and a smile. When Kermot moved to Billings he wasted no time enjoying all the new activities available. While attending Growth Thru Art, he was thrilled to have won awards that recognized his artwork. Thanks to Eagle Mount, Kermot was able to enjoy skiing on Red Lodge Mountain and swimming when the opportunity arose. Thanks to wonderful Christian Volunteers. Through their efforts church services were attended, church camp, although challenging for the volunteers assisting Kermot, was pure enjoyment for him. Thank you to C.O.R. Enterprises for the years of rewarding employment. Kermot, the memory of your courage and that great big smile will warm our hearts forever. Memorial Service will be 2 pm Friday, February 14 at Dahl Funeral Chapel.
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Trevor
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Thanks for sharing your great sense of humor, and wonderful smile, Kerm. God bless. -Trevor
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Morris W. Hall
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I am saddened by the passing of Kermot. I had the privilege of caring for Kermot when I worked at the Huntley Project Clinic in Worden, Montana in the 1990's. I recall when he first received a computer. He worked hard at controlling his fingers to type but this opened up his world. He was a very bright man hidden beneath his illness. I also cared for his Father who loved him beyond words that I could express. Kermot was not lacking for love in this life due to his Father and many others. I know that he is now in Heaven finally free of his illness and reunited with his Family. Lovingly Remembered, Morris W. Hall, FNP, Billings
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Dee Dee Chiesa
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Dee Dee Chiesa I was Kermot's waiver case manager for 14 years, until my retirement. Loved that smile and can- do attitude of his. Remembering his mobile of tractors he made at Growth Thru Art and his other creations. It was a pleasure to be part of Kermot's life. Thank you for always being there for him, Deanna.