“A Thousand Moments That I Had Just Taken For Granted-Mostly Because I Had Assumed There Would Be a Thousand More.” ~ Morgan Matson
On September 24th, 2018 our lives changed forever. Lexis Telsea’s life began on January 19, 1996. She was the first and only girl in a family that made it very known she was their whole world. She has three little brothers: Alec, Dawson and Tavin that she absolutely adored and loved, these boys belonged to her and she was their “Sister”.
In a world full of brothers, sports were a huge deal; with hair and makeup running a very close second. Her game wasn’t only strong on the court, her selfie game was just as consistent. Her beauty was so radiant and shined through in both her personality and her appearance.
When you think of Lexis; loving, kind, humble, compassionate and a pinch of stubbornness are a few words that come to mind. Lexis loved hard, and was loved even harder. She had a unique and beautiful soul. She believed that everyone had a good side and deserved second chances.
Those that have gotten the pleasure of crossing paths with Lexis, never left without a huge smile. Her smile and her laugh were infectious. She made many long lasting friends that she loved immensely. Lexis leaves behind many memories, tears and broken hearts of friends and family that are here loving her from a distance. How lucky we are to get to love someone whom is making it so hard to say goodbye!
Those that are left to miss her are her parents Matt and Charlene Boland; brothers Alec, Dawson and Tavin Boland; Papa Bob Olson, Grandpa William (Karen) Synan, Grandparents Rod and Karen Boland, Uncle Terry (Denise) Synan, Uncle Wayne (Jaye) Synan, Aunt Sheena (Kent) Hubbard, Aunt Ashley Olson and Uncle Taylor (Audrey) Olson, Aunt Angela Boland and numerous cousins whom she loved dearly.
She was welcomed home into the open arms of her Grandma Linda and her Great-Grandparents Jim and Olive Mullen and Great-Grandpa and Grandma Synan.
Family receives friends will be 2-6 p.m., Sunday, September 30, 2018 at Bell Mortuary. Funeral service will be 11:00 a.m., Monday, October 1, 2018 at the Glasgow Evangelical Church, 125 Aberdeen Street, Glasgow, Montana.
Sherry & John Demarais says
We are so sorry for your loss. Hugs and Prayers.
Jessica Taylor says
So sorry for your loss she was a nice girl everytime I seen her she always had a smile
Tara Douglas says
Sorry for your loss ❤️
A very beautiful polite happy young woman. Prayers to all her family.
Prayers to all her friends in wp who knew and loved her as family.
Tonette Kurtz says
Lexis,
I’m broken and so, so, saddened that your presence will no longer be in our lives. You brought so many laughs to our ears, and so many smiles to our lips. The child like ability that enabled you to forgive and love so unconditionally will be missed by many.
I remember when my son passed away, how all the hurt and pain of never seeing him again had become so inconceivable. It was truly unbearable. You took your hand and placed it over my heart and said ” Raith is not gone, he’s in there “. Those seven, simple little words played over and over in my head. In time they brought me peace. I’m so sorry that I never thought to thank you.
Your infectious beauty and love for life will be forever in our memories and our hearts. Your a magical rainbow angel in everyone’s eyes. I love you, I miss you, and wish you peace…..
” Goin up to the spirit in the sky “
Iris Campbell says
……..and God needed a beautiful flower ath-L-etic
E-mpathetic
perlple-X-ing
car-I-ng
compas-S-ionate
T-alented
cr-E-ative
po-L-Ite
S-tubborn
r-E-served
A-miable
and took her home and placed in his UNIQUE GARDEN, my deepest condolences sent out to LEXIS family and friends,
Carin and Russ Barnett says
So sorry for your loss, you and your family are all in our thoughts.
Dianna Isakson says
My heart breaks for you, so very sorry for your loss. Word can’t express what’s in my heart, just know that you’re all in my heart, thoughts and many prayers. Much Love to the family
Jessie Bauer says
To my best friend, sister in-law and my favorite basketball opponent, I wish I could have forgave instead of resentment. I wish I could drive through town and bring you home. I will always cherish our one on one games in the evenings or our endless conversations that always ended in us laughing. Or killing a whole pack of Oreos or arguing about who ate the last one! lol but I want to make sure that I tell you that I deeply deeply regret not being there for you, not being a sister or even just a friend. but we chose different lives and I now know that that’s ok. and to always show love because sometimes accidents happen and you don’t know how long that loved one will be around.. I know your in heaven and when I get up there I cant wait to laugh with you again and have your shoes laced up cause were heading to the courts right when we meet again! I love you, rest in paradise my beloved sister..