Due to the Covid-19 the family is planning a Celebration of Life in the Spring of 2021. Bell Mortuary is assisting the family with arrangements.
Carl Albert Mann Jr., age 71, of Stevensville and Fort Peck, Montana
November 24, 1950 – November 20, 2020
Lorraine Hughes says
Linda, I am so sad to hear of Carl’s accident. Carl was a fabulous person…so positive and friendly. Both of you hold a special spot in our heart. You were so accommodating when we had our daughter’s wedding at the hotel. We have not forgotten your kindness. I pray that you can gain comfort and peace from all your wonderful memories in the time to come. Blessings to you and all the family.
Louise Twitchell says
Sorry for your loss. I will miss visiting with him.
Bob McAlpine says
Linda, Betty and I are so sorry for your loss of Carl. He was so wonderful to us when we spent a few days with you in 2018. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
William Erdmann says
To Linda and family , Our group and I have been staying at the Fort Peck Hotel with Carl and Linda for several years. They have always made us feel at home and most of all like family.
Countless hours talking to Carl and Linda about their outdoor experiences and relating to it as a fellow outfitter and guide. We will miss those experiences and the time we spent with Carl .
God Bless
Jim Willard says
I am so sorry to hear of Carl’s passing. I have a very great memory of a Caribou hunt I took with him to Alaska, It was back in the early 80’s. He used to be a guest on my radio show periodically. I thought about Carl and that trip many times. He will be missed.
Jim Hayden says
Truly sorry to hear of Carl’s Passing, Carl’s has brought much enjoyment, fun and laughter through out the past 40 years, Carl you will truly be missed.
Gary a Pahl says
Carl was my Big Brother at the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity in Missoula. I was looking to book a trip fishing this fall and saw he died. Am deeply saddened. He was a good Mann. Why didn’t I try to book sooner. It is a great loss and I will never forgive myself for waiting until now.
Gary a Pahl says
And he should be given great respect because he tried to save his dog. He knew the dangers. He was an experienced outdoorsman he knew he was risking his life for his dog and he took the risk. God Bless you, Carl Mann. I was always honored to know you! And it was deserved all your life.