Donald Agan was born August 23rd, 1943, in Lewistown Montana and died on March 5th, 2022, in the Anaconda hospital. He served in the marines in Vietnam from 1964-1967 and had twenty years separation and joined the Navy Reserve Seabees for 17 years. He retired with 20 years in the military. He met his beloved wife Judy in Havre at Northern Montana College; she was 19 and Don was 26. He instantly fell in love with her. He was a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather. He had a career as a contractor. He designed and was the project manager for the Solar Office in Billings, Montana. His main projects throughout his life were kitchen and bathroom remodels, including handicap ramps and he was also a state building inspector. He is survived by his wife Judy of 52 years, son Bryon (Tara), daughter Stacy (Dan) and 5 granddaughters (Bailey), (Erin), (Adi), (Izy), and (Maddie). Don was a wonderful husband, loving father, and adored his granddaughters. He will be missed dearly and now he can rest in peace. In lieu of flowers please donate to the Alzheimer’s Association at act.alz.org.
Viewing will be at 10 a.m. with a funeral service to begin at 11 a.m. on Monday, March 14th at Anderson Stevenson Wilke Funeral Home, 3750 N. Montana Ave, Helena. Military honors will follow at the Montana State Veterans Cemetery at Fort Harrison.
Service Schedule
Viewing
10:00 a.m.
Monday March 14, 2022
Anderson Stevenson Wilke Funeral Home
3750 North Montana Avenue
Helena, Montana 59602
Funeral Service
11:00 a.m.
Monday March 14, 2022
Anderson Stevenson Wilke Funeral Home
3750 N. Montana Ave
Helena, Montana 59602
Military Honors
Following the Funeral Service
Monday March 14, 2022
Montana State Veterans Cemetery
Heroes Road
Fort Harrison, Montana 59636
Service Schedule
Viewing
10:00 a.m.
Monday March 14, 2022
Anderson Stevenson Wilke Funeral Home
3750 North Montana Avenue
Helena, Montana 59602
Funeral Service
11:00 a.m.
Monday March 14, 2022
Anderson Stevenson Wilke Funeral Home
3750 N. Montana Ave
Helena, Montana 59602
Military Honors
Following the Funeral Service
Monday March 14, 2022
Montana State Veterans Cemetery
Heroes Road
Fort Harrison, Montana 59636
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Kevin Collins says
To the Family of Don, I am truly sorry for the passing of Don, We first met in the mid-80 as Seabee Reservist and had seen each other thru the years, It was always nice to see his smiling face when we got together, A kind and Gentle Soul. Donald Thank you for your Service, God Bless your family and Rest in Peace my Friend….That can do spirit! Kevin Collins (themt-1)
Pete Borchek says
Many years ago I was an Active Duty Station-keeper at NMCRC Billings. After 24 years in Navy (82-2006) many of my stories begin with “Back in Billings…” It was at that Center that I truly learned what the term “Citizen Soldier/Sailor” meant and through the rest of my career I defended Navy Reservists with passion. Don was definitely one of those dedicated “CBs” that went above and beyond the call of duty. I remember him always caring about his fellow shipmates as well as asking if the Active Duty needed any help. Even though it has been almost 30 years that I have been in Billings, you do not forget an individual like Don. Condolences to his family at this time. Rest in Peace and Fair Winds, Don.
Rebecca says
Don Was my uncle I wish I knew him better! I can only remember one time I know I met him i was quite little and don’t remember details. I never even got to know him. I can only hope that when I pass I will get to meet him in Heaven. I am sad I did not get to know you like a good niece and uncle relationship could be. If I had known you were in Helena were I live too, I would have come to visit you often we could have talked and shared about your life journey and sea adventures in the Navy. I would have loved to tell you how much I wanted to be in the Navy and even tried. My heart hurts knowing i will never get to have even a small conversation or know more about you my uncle. Maybe somehow someday I will get to know more about this side of my family, and build a good relationship with them. Peace for you my Uncle Donny!!