On June 23, 2021, Derla passed away at her home in Butte, Montana, at the age of 85.
She was born in Tulane, South Dakota, and raised in Burdette, South Dakota, then moved to Lewistown, Montana, attended Fergus County High School, graduating in 1954.
She married Terry Newton in 1955 in Lewistown.
Derla had two children, Terri Lynn Kipp and Daniel Newton; three grandchildren, Chris, Shaun, and Kayla; and great-grandchild, Paisley.
She has one brother, Dalvin Dennis, in Pennsylvania.
Derla worked at several banks in Butte.
She loved to travel in the U.S. in a motorhome, and she loved boat cruises and Good Sam Tours with friends. She spent the winters in Arizona.
There will be no services.
Please visit below to offer the family a condolence or share a memory of Derla.
Axelson Funeral and Cremation Services has been privileged to care for Derla and her family.
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Becky Mattila says
So sorry to hear about Derla 😢she was such a sweet lady my thoughts and prayers are with you Terry and family 🙏🙏
Dalvin and Lorraine Dennis says
Terry, Terri Lynn, Danny and all the grandchildren and 1 greatgrand daughter. She was our super sister and sister inlaw. All our love prayers.
Cherie says
So sorry Terri and family thoughts and prayers 🙏.
Paula Harman (Dennis) says
So sorry to hear Aunt Derla has passed. My condolences to the family. Remember when was a kid you would come out to see us with Terri Lynn and Danny. Everyone take care
Mike Sorensen says
So sorry to hear about your loss, my sympathy and prayers to all of the family.
marcy black says
Dan and Terri my thoughts and prayers go out to both of you and your families and Dad We had such great times bowling If I can help in any way please let me know
Fran and Phil Harvey says
So sorry to hear about your loss!! We will keep you in our prayers!!
Steve says
Sorry for your löss i miss her too
Grace Endy and family says
I am so sorry for your loss. Will remember all the good times the 4 of us had.
Julie Buckley says
Derla was a truly sweet and gracious lady – good memories of bowling with her many years ago. May she rest in peace
The Puich Family says
Sorry about your loss! She was a beloved neighbor and friend!