Tiffany Sott

Tiffany Sott

September 30, 1989 - April 16, 2021

Obituary

Tiffany Lee Ann Sott and her unborn daughter, Carmella Mae Hinebauch, tragically passed away on the morning of April 16th, 2021. Tiffany was born in Billings, Montana on September 30th, 1989 to John and Debbie Sott. She was raised in Billings and is a graduate of Skyview High School, class of 2008. Tiffany was the apple of her parents' eye and the ultimate daddy's girl. Tiffany was loud, spirited and someone you could never forget. She was a proud, short (she was only 4ft 10 inches), loud, Italian woman. Tiffany had a great passion for cars and motorcycles. She was always known to sport the most unique vehicles, whether it be a 13-passenger van, lifted Toyota Sequoia or her first car, a pink Ford Contour. Any warm day, she could be found on the back of her dad's motorcycle, a most treasured pastime for them both. Tiffany shared love of automotive with her dad, John, and they could often be found together, dreaming up their next project car Tiffany loved to go shopping and to garages sales with her mom. Tiffany was a true country girl at heart. She loved the wind in her hair, the sun on her cheeks and a good dirt road. Tiffany from an early age had a passion for working with children. Throughout high school and her adult life, Tiffany worked in childcare. Tiffany formed close relationships with many of her daycare clients and many became close friends. Tiffany worked hard and saved as a single mom. Tiffany got a loan, and her and her dad built Tiffany and her Children a house. Tiffany was very proud of this accomplishment. Tiffany spent the majority of her days raising her children and was a very proud mother. Her children were the light of her life and her proudest accomplishments. There were no limits to her love for her children. She was so excited for Carmella to arrive and complete their family. Nate and Tiffany reunited after 10 years apart and fell in love again. Nate brought her the outmost happiness. Nate truly completed Tiffany. Camella is their second child together. Carmella was due to arrive soon. Carmella was blessed with a large and loving family. Her family couldn't have been more excited for her arrival. Carmella would be the 5th grandchild for John and Debbie and 7th for Don and Tammie. Carmella would join as the second granddaughter for both set of grandparents. Tiffany is survived by her parents, John and Debbie, brother Justin, her four beloved children: Ryder, Audrina, Gage, and Emmeric. Her greatest love Nate, along with his son Makiya. Grandmother, Mary West ( Jim)Grandfather Patrick Vaughn(Julie) Grandmother Joanne Sott . Carmella's Grandparents Don and Tammie Hinebauch, numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins and many close friends. Proceeded in death by; Grandfather Walter Sott Visitation will be held on Friday, April 23rd from 4 p.m.- 8 p.m. at Dahl Funeral Home, 10 Yellowstone Ave. A memorial service is planned at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 24th, at Dahl Funeral Chapel, 10 Yellowstone Ave. Interment will follow at Huntley Cemetery. A reception will take place following interment at Don and Tammie Hinebauch's residence, 551 West D Road.

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Allen and Kathy Aakre-Ruddy
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With deepest sympathy,
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LaVonne Thom Rook
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John. Debbie & Family: My thoughts & prayers are with you. It is so hard to have a child pass away , LaVonne Rook
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Renee Nelosn
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You are in our thoughts and prayer at this time. Western Municipal Construction
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Terri and Troy Romey
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Our thoughts and Prayers are with you all. We are so very sorry for your loss.
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Tribute Store
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With heartfelt condolences, Aspen Financial
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Sali Armstrong
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I have known Tiffany since Ryder was in Kindergarten with my son. Seeing her at drop off and pick up at school is how I knew her best. She was extremely friendly and never judgmental. Never batted an eye when someone needed a volunteer at school even though we all knew she was probably the busiest mom we knew. She never took a break. I always admired that her kids were always to school on time with a lunch packed no matter how busy. She would always wait for me to cross the road when walking to school and wave. That was just how she was...

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