Dwayne Ronald Wilhelm, age 70, of Butte, Montana, passed away on February 23, 2021.
Dwayne was born to John and Cecilia Wilhelm on November 21, 1950, in Anaconda, Montana, and his hometown was in Butte. After finishing high school, he was 29 years in the National Guard/Army Reserve, and he was principally retired afterwards. However, he also worked for the Anaconda Company, I-80 Travel Plaza in Sinclair, Wyoming, and RD’s Travel Stop in Butte.
He is survived by his son, Jason Wilhelm; his grandchildren, Jayden, Allen, and Madisyn Wilhelm; and his nephews, Jeff Baslington and Greg Wilhelm; and nieces, Gina Wilhelm, Nadine Maschmann, and Evelyn Dziak; and his brothers and sister, Eugene (Pam) Wilhelm, Richard Wilhelm, John (Sonny) Wilhelm, and Lorraine Whaley.
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Axelson Funeral and Cremation Services has been privileged to care for Dwayne and his family.
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Wade johnsom says
Dwayne was such a good guy. In had the pleasure of working with him and being friends with him. He always told you what was on hus mind.. And cleanee everything with Windex.. My deepest condolences.. Rest in peice My friend.. Until we meet again..
Wade johnsom says
Dwayne was such a good guy. I had the pleasure of working with him and being friends with him. He always told you what was on his mind.. And cleaned everything with Windex.. My deepest condolences.. Rest in peice My friend.. Until we meet again..
John G Marthaller says
Dwayne was like a Big brother while we were growing up. Always had good advice. We played a lot of baseball, and went fishing. Good times! He is missed.RIP Dwayne,
RALPH a YANT says
dwayne i salute you. pretty good guy. got along real good with him. good worker in the guard with him. las place i saw him was at the hardware store, must have been still fixing something… rip buddy
Diane snyder says
I worked with Dwayne at 4bs , he was a nice, humble and gentle soul. Peace be with those who loved him most. Thank you for your service to Our Country Dwayne.
Bob Fitzpatrick says
I worked with Dwayne hauling the us mail. He worked hard and would show up when he was needed. he was a great guy. Rest in Peace.
John Hamilton says
Dwayne worked for me (along with his brother Richard) at Fairmont. Great guy! I haven’t chatted with him since January probably. Will miss him very much! RIP!