Honoring the Lives Lost to Impaired Driving
At Montana Bar Fairies, we believe in the power of stories to inspire change and foster a culture of responsibility. This page is dedicated to honoring the cherished individuals we've lost to impaired driving, ensuring their memories serve as a beacon for safer choices.
Our Memorial Tributes
Below, you'll find heartfelt introductions to each of our loved ones. Click on their names to read their full stories and celebrate their lives.
Samuel “wyatt” Potts
November 4, 1991 – December 1, 2024
Wyatt had a knack for bringing people together. He had an incredible gift for turning friends into family. Whether you were sharing a fishing trip, a plate of his latest smoked creation, or just a laugh, Wyatt’s presence was magnetic. He was known for his amazing sense of humor, mischievous pranks, and the ability to turn even the most dull moment into something unforgettable.
Robert "BOBBY" Dewbre
03/10/2002 — 03/11/2023
Bobby was a fearless, wonderful, and compassionate person. He cared deeply for his family and friends, bringing joy and charisma everywhere he went. Bobby enjoyed golfing, baseball, wrestling, and snowboarding. He was incredibly social and loved his friends more than anything in the world. Bobby will be missed by all who had the privilege to know him.
Brooke Hanson
03/28/2006 — 05/20/2021
Brooke was a young teenager full of personality and love in her heart. She was a light in everyone's life she was a part of, making a difference whether you knew her for years or just a short time. Brooke was an incredible piece of all our lives that will be terribly missed.
Brad Williams
12/13/1987 — 03/03/2007
Brad was a unique young man loved by everyone. His heart was bigger than Montana; he loved all animals, old people, and children. His piercing blue eyes and smile would light up any room. You may have met Brad as a stranger, but you left as a friend.
ERIN HOWK
11/23/2003 — 04/26/2019
A life full of hopes and dreams—just like any other teenager—left unlived, stolen in an instant. Her story is a heartbreaking reminder of the far-reaching consequences of impaired driving. In her memory, we continue to advocate for safer choices, ensuring no more lives are taken too soon.
Alice and Katie Barten
03/06/1988 — 07/04/2019
Katie had a passion for adventure and creativity. She loved snowboarding, hiking, gardening, and painting. Always up for a challenge, she embraced every opportunity to learn and explore. Her spirit continues to inspire those who knew her.
11/09/59 — 07/04/2019
Alice was a devoted mother, loving wife, and selfless community member. She found joy in hiking, crafting, and giving back through her work with Big Brothers Big Sisters and other local causes. Her kindness and warmth are deeply missed.
Share Your Loved One's Story
Their memory deserves to shine.
If you’d like to see your loved one represented on Montana Bar Fairies cards, we invite you to share their photo and story with us. Montana Bar Fairies is more than a movement—it’s a tribute to those we’ve lost.
Your loved one’s story matters, and we would be honored to include them in our mission to reshape perceptions of impaired driving and inspire change.
Contact Us to share their memory.