She especially loved her nieces who came to have cookies and tea. She enjoyed her grandkids and great-grandkids immensely. Lorraine loved visiting with friends and family. Her log home was her pride and joy and she lived there until moving to Nemont Manor in 2016 and then to Prairie Ridge in 2019. Hubert passed away in August of 1978 and in 1987 Lorraine built her log home in Glasgow and moved to town. Lorraine took to running equipment when hired men were scarce. Lorraine was a master gardener and loved every flower especially if they were purple and pink. She was a prim and proper woman, always looking her best even on the farm. Lorraine could waltz, two step and polka the night away, as her kids say she was a dancing fool and always took the lead. She was a fantastic cook, there will be lots of people missing her Lefse. Baking brought her joy, and she was always making and sharing cookies.

Lorraine enjoyed and excelled at making cakes and made several wedding cakes throughout the years. To their union came their children: Bernadette, Dennis, Mike, Paula, Sam, Dan and Jody.

Lorraine met Hubert Gundermann during high school, and they were wed October 19, 1944. Lorraine and her siblings grew up during the depression and attended country school at the French School until boarding in Nashua for high school. Lorraine was born July 11, 1927, on the farm north of Nashua to John and Myrtle French. Lorraine May Gundermann, age 95, of Glasgow, Montana formally of Larslan, Montana passed away on Apin Billings, Montana.

A Sky Full of Song by Susan Lynn Meyer