Darla K. Lavergne passed away unexpectedly on February 26, 2018. She was born August 15, 1966 in Arcadia, California, and moved to Montana in the late 1970’s with her family. She met and married Ronald Lavergne in 1983. They were blessed with three incredible sons; Nicholas, Brett, and Jeramey. She became a widow in 1988 after the passing of her husband. Her boys were her best friends. With friends like that, who needs enemies? If you knew her you would understand.
Her favorite activities included: writing, drawing, baking, playing games, and camping. She really enjoyed looking out her window and trying to figure out the life stories of the people she saw.
She is survived by her parents, Dennis and Gloria Giles; sons: Nicholas, Brett and Jeramey; siblings: Lance (Tami) Giles, Denny Giles, Tom Moses, Tammy (David) Strandberg, Deja Boswell, and Ginger Finnerty, special nieces, Tabatha and Noel Thunstrom, along with many other nieces and nephews.
Just like Mom said every time we left: “Love You…Kiss You…Miss You…Bye-Bye.”
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be sent to The Lewis & Clark Humane Society, P.O. Box 4455, Helena, MT 59604, or The International Elephant Foundation, www.elephantconservation.org. She loved her animals. Service will take place at a later date. Please visit below to offer condolences or share a memory of Darla.
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Jim Bright says
I am truly sorry. Darla was a very nice person with a very good heart. I will miss her friendship.
Jamie Lavergne-Goldinger says
RIP Aunt Darla. Love and prayers for Nick, Brett & Jeramey. ??
Teresa Paris says
Although I knew Darla at a very young age you never saw her without a smile on her face. She loved laughter playing in the yard with her brothers and sister and one big dog Natasha. She will be missed dearly. R.I.P. sweet baby girl ❤️
Teresa Paris says
To Nick Brett and Jeremy my deepest condolence. You had an awesome mom which gives you a lot of great memories to cherish ❤️
Roy Moreno says
sorry to read about Darla for what I remember of her very nice lady first met her when she work in the
ciculation dept at old IR on cruse would go get supplies sit an visit be fore I went home than when I moved to Leisure Village she live up the srteet from me on Pleasure again my condolences RIP Darla