Leslie Ferguson

Leslie Howard Ferguson was born during a blackout on February 27, 1969 in Poplar, MT to George Ferguson and Lois Ann Ricker. He was the youngest of 11.

From the beginning Les had a love for cars and mechanics. He was a life long mechanic. He knew every type of car just by the shape of the lights, including which year car had which features. He always talked very lovingly about his Barracuda, blue Chevy, and a Ninja motorcycle. Most recently the loves he held close to his heart was his big white Chevy and his blue Chevy tow truck he used for his business M & M Towing, a job that brought him happiness and enjoyment. That was his second greatest love next to his family!

Les began his fatherhood journey when Channing was born, followed by Tawyna, Brittney, Tyler, Lane, Kristien, Morgan, and Melanie. These kiddos gave him the grandbabies he worked very hard to make happy, Gunner, Kaleo, Makenna, Makennan, Daniel, Clementine, and David. He had many more grandbabies but these few always held a special place in his heart and in the passenger seat of whatever he was driving. The title of uncle was also something he loved. He was a Superman, Savior, and friend to all that knew him. Deacon, Taylor, and Jason always made him feel love. In 1998 he found the love to his last days, Faye. With her alongside him he achieved many more notable life moments. He was a truck driver owning Ferguson’s Kustoms, owner of a home renovation company, basketball coach with Ferguson’s Finest and the Regulators, a bus driver, and a mechanic extraordinaire. He will be missed and loved forever until the end of times.

Les is survived by his wife Faye, daughters Morgan (Daniel), Melanie, Tawyna, and Brittney, sons Tyler (Dani) and Channing, sisters Connie, Jordis, Ava, Georgia (Tommy), Carlene of SD, and brother Bill.

Preceding him in death were his son Lane, daughter Kristien, granddaughter Asher, and grandson Karsen.

Les was many things to many people and he had so many friends and loved ones with thousands of memories so if we forgot anyone we are very sorry.

A wake will be held 7 p.m. Friday, September 18 at the Poplar Cultural Center. A funeral service will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, September 19 at the Poplar Cultural Center. Interment will follow at the Poplar City Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel of Wolf Point has been entrusted with the arrangements.