Timothy "Tim" Warren Rosette, Sr. 58, passed away on Thursday August 12, 2021, at his home in Box Elder due to natural causes.

Tim was born in Havre, Montana, on July 21, 1963, to Joe and Olive Rosette, he was the youngest son of the seven children. As the youngest son he could be found assisting with farming and ranching. Tim enjoyed the outdoors, he liked to hunt, fish, and cutting wood.

Tim attended and graduated from Box Elder Schools. He continued his education at Northern Montana College and graduated with a degree in Business Administration. While attending college he worked for the forest service in Stanford, MT.

He served on numerous boards throughout the years and in various capacities always being of service to his community. Tim worked as a Business instructor for Stone Child College. For many years, Tim served the Chippewa Cree Tribe and worked for the Rocky Boy Health Board. Also, working at RJS as a Researcher. He also worked for Box Elder Public Schools and Hays Public Schools. Tim served as a Head Football Coach for the Bear Paw Indians and Box Elder Bears.

Tim was a kind and loving man who lived for his children and grandchildren. He always took others into his home and referred to them as his kids. Providing them a support system and a father figure filled with compassion and love. His kindness was unmatched. Tim was complete when his house was filled with loved ones, laughter, and food.

Tim commanded the room when he entered. He gave the strong physical appearance; however, he had the heart of a teddy bear. He was known for his high-pitched voice and loud laugh. Tim relished the time being with people to laugh, tease, and tell tall tales. There was never a dull moment with Tim and his personality was infectious.

Tim could always be found at sporting events supporting and being the loudest fan cheering on his grandchildren. He was also a big Denver Bronco fan and was always trying to convert others to be Bronco Fans.

Committed to his family, Tim always provided opportunities for his children and grandchildren to carry on the traditions of hunting and fishing and being comfortable in any setting. He wouldn't hesitate to pick up his grandchildren and take them to the mountains to cut wood, fish, or swim.

Tim was preceded in his death by his mom and dad; sister Mary Lou Rosette, Aunt Frances Rosette, grandson Jesse James Gardipee, and great grandson Brantley Gardipee.

Survivors include his wife Lori Rosette; sons Timothy Rosette, Jr. (Marty), Zack Rosette, Joseph Rosette, Daryl Gardipee, Clayton Gardipee, daughters Whitney Rosette (Everett), Payton Rosette, Clarissa Bumpas (Theo) and Sella Parisian. His brothers and sisters Pam (Scott) Austin, Maureen (Rick Holcomb) Rosette, Yvonne (Jon) Hill, Kathy (Ronnie Joe) Henry, Joey (Chine) Rosette, Jr., Neal (Robin) Rosette, He is also survived by many more grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews that held a special place in his heart.