Kelvin Donald Morehouse was born May 5, 1957 to Jack and Barbara (Taddonio) Morehouse in Glasgow, Montana. He graduated from Glasgow High School in 1975. He worked for Morehouse Painting with his dad and brothers for many years. It was through working with his dad that he met the love of his life, Joyce Allick. They married August 20, 1977. Kelvin and Joyce welcomed their first daughter Tiffany in 1978. Tasha joined the family in 1981 and their son Adam was born in 1985. They raised silver fox and mink at their home on Fort Peck Highway.
Kelvin went to work for the Glasgow Police Department in 1979. Kelvin had so much pride for his work with the Police Department and enjoyed sharing stories with his family. He made many great friends along the way and cherished those friendships for many years. He retired from the police department in 1986.
Upon his retirement from the police department he went back to work painting and being a stay at home dad. He spent his days hunting and fishing with his kids. He took great pride in teaching his kids and grandchildren all about hunting and fishing. Kelvin and Adam fished the Montana Governors Cup as a team in 1992. Kelvin loved that his fishing partner was the youngest fisherman to date to ever fish the tournament.
Kelvin went on numerous hunting and fishing trips around the state and Canada. Some of his favorites were deep sea fishing with his great friend, Don. He tells stories of his bear hunting trips to Canada with his dad and brothers. Many of the Bear Hunts to Canada Kelvin was able to share with Adam and Tiffany. Kelvin was able to hunt caribou with his dad and brothers. The most memorable of all the trips was the moose hunting trip to Canada with Adam.
He was part of the Prairie Drivers Scuba Club, Glasgow Trap Club, Valley County Rifle and Pistol Club, and Valley County Sportsman Club.
Kelvin participated in the Governor’s 20 shoot as an individual shooter and as a team with his longtime friend, Emery. They both placed individually and as a team. Kelvin was very proud of his achievements in all of his shooting competitions.
Kelvin enjoyed playing spades with Joyce, Emery and Cheryl and the occasional game with the “Old Timers”. He loved to tell a good story. Kelvin didn’t mince words very often; you always knew what he was thinking. If you didn’t know this about him, you should sit down with one of his kids, they all inherited this trait.
Kelvin was preceded in death by his parents, Jack and Barbara Morehouse; mother-in-law, Dolores Allick (Morehouse); father-in-law, Paul Allick and his youngest brother, Jake Morehouse.
Kelvin is survived by his loving wife of 45 years, Joyce; daughters, Tiffany (Justin) Morehouse and Tasha (Brian) Mix; son, Adam (Macartney) Morehouse; granddaughters: RyLee and Emmah Mix and Brooke Nowak; grandsons: Burke Nowak, Elliot Mix and Caleb Morehouse; siblings: Keith (Mary) Morehouse, Jacque (Dave) Hughey, Kent (Juanita) Morehouse, Jason (Misty) Morehouse, Bill (Sue) Allick, Shelly (Curt) Thorn and Paul Allick, Grandma Fem Zeier, and many nieces and nephews.
Service Schedule
Rosary
6:00 p.m.
Tuesday November 22, 2022
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
412 3rd Avenue North
Glasgow, Montana
Funeral Mass
10:00 a.m.
Wednesday November 23, 2022
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
412 3rd Avenue North
Glasgow, Montana 59230
Burial
11:00 a.m.
Wednesday November 23, 2022
Highland Cemetery
412 3rd Avenue North
Glasgow, Montana 59230
Service Schedule
Rosary
6:00 p.m.
Tuesday November 22, 2022
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
412 3rd Avenue North
Glasgow, Montana
Funeral Mass
10:00 a.m.
Wednesday November 23, 2022
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
412 3rd Avenue North
Glasgow, Montana 59230
Burial
11:00 a.m.
Wednesday November 23, 2022
Highland Cemetery
412 3rd Avenue North
Glasgow, Montana 59230
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SUSAN TADDONIO says
I’m sorry to hear about your loss. Although we never got to know each other over the years. You are all still family. And I grieve with you.
My thoughts are with you.
Love your cousin Sue.
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Glen Meier says
Kelvin’ family
It was such a gift to know Kelvin. Diving and fishing in Neah Bay Washington, I will never forget. His dryer than dirt sense of humor. I will miss him.
Glen Meier
Curt says
I feel blessed to have worked, fished, and hunted with this man. He was always so knowledgeable and practical, which was only exceeded by his frank honesty.
His leaving his wonderful family so prematurely I’m sure brings grief to anyone who knows him.
He is missed.
Arlie Gordon says
RIP Kel! Joyce, Tasha, Tiffany, Adam, Kent and Keith. My deepest condolences! I thought the world of Kelvin. He had integrity!
Gene Sipe Family says
Kelvin Morehouse Family,
So sorry for your loss of a family member.
Kelvin will be missed by many. Our most sincere condolences.