In Loving Memory OfBlake omas

LunderbyOctober 16, 1999

May 8, 2018

You are AMAZING. You are IMPORTANT.

You are SPECIAL.You are UNIQUE.

You are KIND. You are PRECIOUS.

Kindness is a

language the

blind can see

and the deaf

can hear.

Mark Twain

Don’t change so people will like you. Be yourself & the right people will love the real you.

Blake Thomas LunderbyBorn

October 16, 1999 ~ St. Cloud, MNDied

May 8, 2018 ~ Sidney, MTFuneral Services

4:00 P.M., Monday, May 14, 2018Sidney Senior High School Gymnasium

Sidney, MontanaOfficiating

Pastor David HuskampShepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church

Music Robyn Heck

Casketbearers:Chase Metcalf Troy PughNicolas Frandsen Jon “Bobby” DavisJake Lunderby Dylan Lunderby

Trenton LambertHonorary CasketbearersAll of Blake’s many friends

UshersAlex Messer Jasmin Fritts

Nick Wilson Victor HoolsemaInterment

Sidney Cemetery Sidney, MTLunch will be served at the Shepherd of the Valley

Lutheran Church following graveside services You may share your remembrances, condolences, and pictures

with the family at the Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral HomeWebsite: www.fulkersons.com

Blake Thomas was born on October 16, 1999, in St. Cloud, MN, the son of Brian and Jennifer “Jenn” (Tholl) Lunderby. The family made their home in Minnesota where Blake grew up and a ended schools. When they moved to Sidney, MT, Blake a ended schools in Sidney.

Blake was a former employee of Lunderby Trucking and also worked at the Boys and Girls Club and was currently working at The Depot. The family moved to Sidney, MT on August 4, 2012 from Hutchinson, MN. Before the move to Sidney, Blake spent countless hours shing on any body of water including but not limited to puddles, buckets, bathtubs, and even in Grandma Lunderby's sh tank. Blake also had a passion for hun ng anything. Our backyard was always some sort of hun ng ground ranging from going on an African safari or a hun ng trip to Montana almost daily. Where the hunt happened depended upon the day and where his crea ve mind took him. Blake's lifelong dream was to hunt an elk in Montana for real instead of in the backyard or on the video screen. His father ful lled that dream shortly a er his 18th birthday. He shot an elk but was never able to recover the carcass. And yes, he missed several days of school to do it!

Blake died on Tuesday evening, May 8, 2018, at his home.

He is survived by: his parents, Brian and Jennifer (Tholl) Lunderby; sister, Brianna Lunderby; two brothers, Benjamin and Bre Lunderby all of Sidney MT; his girlfriend, Angie Hernandez; "Granny" Roxanne (Swenson) Lunderby, Watertown, MN; Grandpa James

Tholl, Sr., Rice, MN; his aunts and uncles, Laura (Lunderby) Benjamin, Maple Grove, MN, Ralph and Jo (Tholl) Schwalboski, St. Joseph, MN, Troy and Janet (Tholl) Ne er, Royalton, MN, James Jr. and Mary Tholl, Rice, MN, John Tholl, Rice MN, Dan and Juanita (Tholl) Schuneman, St. Joseph, MN, Dave and Jean (Tholl) Janisch, Iron River, WI; and many many cousins.

Blake was preceded in death by: his grandfather, Gary Lunderby; his grandmother, Joan (Kedrowski) Tholl; and his aunt, Jayne Marie Tholl.

If you are always trying tobe normal you will

never know howamazing you can be.

Maya Angelou