Contance Lucille (Weaselboy) Farmer, "Spotted Woman", passed Saturday, February 21, 2026, in Billings, MT, surrounded by her loved ones. Wake services will begin at 4:00pm on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026, and will continue until 10:00am on Monday, Feb. 23, 2026, at St. Mary's Catholic Church at Rocky Boy's Reservation, MT.

Connie, as she was often lovingly called, grew up in Rocky Boy's reservation with her parents, Louis & Lucy Weaselboy, along with her nine siblings, Melvin, Morris, Linda, Max, Martin, Louis Jr, Lori, Diana, and Jana. She graduated from Box Elder High School and later attended Haskell Indian Nations University. She devoted her professional life to Indian Health Services as an administrator, receiving multiple certifications and awards for her service.

Connie believed in her Nehiyaw ways of life through the Pipe and Sundance.  Connie was also fluent in Cree; you'd often overhear her switch between English and Cree, cracking a joke. She was known for her feisty, rambunctious personality, never one to not say her mind.

She married Larry Farmer in Fort Hall, ID, where they raised their family. Connie lived the majority of her life in Fort Hall, ID, working and raising her family on the Shoshone-Bannock reservation.

She is survived by her children, Kidd and Lamar Farmer. She is also survived by her grandchildren and great-children, whom she cherished dearly – Kameryn, Kimberly, Kyler, Dominique, Kirstyn, Kiara, Karlyle, Lennox, Dayton, Mateo, Kyson, Kenadie, Kinsley & Daxton.

She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Morris, Melvin & Martin Weaselboy; ex-husband, Larry Farmer; nephew, Micheal Rehfeld; and uncle, George Weaselboy.

We want to express our deepest gratitude for all those who showered her in love and care these last few months of her life. She had many caregivers and nurses from Compassus  Hospice to River Ridge nursing and rehab; this also includes her immediate and extended family.  "Pahpahtew iskwew" – Spotted Woman – lived a full life and we will miss her.