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Raymond Kenneth Strike

March 26, 1950 ~ March 11, 2019

Raymond Kenneth Strike was born March 26, 1950 in Lewistown, Montana to Kenneth Strike and Gloria Jean(Crowell) Strike. He grew up in the Montana and Washington area. His favorite place to be was in Montana. At age 17 he joined the United States Marine Corps. He later was blessed with four beautiful children Raeann, Sarah, Heidi, and Seth. Raymond enjoyed riding horses, camping, country dancing, driving semis, chopping wood, and ranch work. He was the true definition of an outdoorsman.

Raymonds greatest enjoyment in life was spending time with his love Karen Selnes.

He is survived by companion Karen Selnes, son Seth Strike, daughters; Heidi and husband Tim Clune, Sarah and husband Patrick Holt, and Raeann Strike, sisters; Ruth Ann and husband Bill Fry, Mary Lathan, and six grandchildren; Alexander Kochheiser, Kirsten Kochheiser, Victoria Strike, Kylee Clune, Jeremiah Strike and Kory Clune.

Raymond was preceded in death by his parents.

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