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Donald Dominick Boehm
April 25, 1935 - February 4, 2022

Place of Birth: Killdeer, North Dakota
Residence: Watford City, North Dakota
Age: 86



Donald Dominick Boehm passed away peacefully Friday afternoon February 4, 2022 at the McKenzie County Health Center with his loving daughters, Kara and Kami at his side.

Donald was born in Killdeer, North Dakota on April 25, 1935 to Rose (Cary) and Christ Boehm. He was raised on the family ranch near Grassy Butte, he attended grade school at the Rhoades School through the 8th grade, he started high school in Killdeer and was needed on the family ranch so he left school in his freshman year.

Donald enlisted in the Army in 1952 and was stationed at Renton Washington. He met and fell in love with Pauline Broderson, and they were married in Washington on Dec 31,1956. Together they had three daughters; Debbie, Kara, and Kami. Pauline and Donald moved back to Grassy Butte where they bought and operated their ranch. Then in 1972, Donald and Pauline purchased a ranch in Tobacco Garden north of Watford city. Pauline, Debbie, Kara, and Kami were involved in a horrific car accident in 1973 and tragically Pauline and Debbie lost their lives. Though heartbroken and devastated by the loss of his wife and daughter, Donald persevered and continued to ranch and raise his daughters, Kara and Kami. Later on Dec 31, 1981 he married Betty Haugeberg and gained 5 wonderful step-children; Thomas, Carrie, Jeff and Mitch. Donald and Betty continued ranching side by side until Betty’s death in June 2012 from lung cancer.

Donald was a first-class cowman and he loved his cattle and the ranching life. He was very particular and paid attention to the small details when purchasing and raising grass and fat cattle. In later years, Donald established a fresh water depot and sold water to the oilfield, he loved to drive the neighborhood and keep up on the development there. Donald loved to joke, he had many friends and loved to spend time after he retired at the Casino in New Town.

Donald was a member of the ND Stockmens Association, Mckenzie County Grazing Association, and the ND Cowboy Hall of Fame. He will be remembered for his quick wit, and ready smile, a humble man he took a lot of pride in his clothes and his vehicles. He is loved dearly by his daughters Kara and Kami and will be greatly missed by them and his many friends and family.

Donald is survived by; daughter, Kara Boehm, of Minot; daughter, Kami (Casey) Fredericks, of Halliday; stepson, Thomas Haugeberg, of Grassy Butte; stepdaughter, Carrie Carson of Killdeer; stepson, Jeff Haugeberg, of Minot; stepson, Mitch (Lynn) Haugeberg of Watford City; grandchildren, Chloe & Cate Fredericks, Derry Westman, Chase (Kaylee) Carson, Layne (Amber) Carson, Tommy (Christina) Haugeberg, MeLinda, Benjamin (Amy), McKayla, Mikka, & Brock Haugeberg; sister, Shirley (Dale) Dolezal of Killdeer; great-grandchild, Lucy Haugeberg; sister, Rose Mary Summers of Federal Way, WA; Great Granddaughter Lucy and special friend, Marian Dunn.

Donald was preceded in death by his wife, Pauline Boehm; infant son, Darry; daughter, Debbie; wife, Betty Boehm; parents, Rose and Christ Boehm; sister, Delores Schwahn and sister Donna Schwahn.

Memorial Contribution
The family wishes the Memorials for Donald should be given to the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame 250 Main Street, Medora, ND 58645

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Vonnie Johnson (Watford City, North Dakota)
Feb 8, 2022
Our thoughts and prayers are with Don's families. Dennis & Vonnie Johnson
Rob and. Babe. Olson (Mesquite, N. V.)
Feb 8, 2022
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the family's.
Eleanore feeney (Watford city , Nd)
Feb 8, 2022
Kami and Kara, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad.my deepest sympathy
Jeanette Anderson (Watford city, ND )
Feb 8, 2022
Deepest sympathies to the family of Donnie. He always had time to visit and never forgot a name. Wherever I would see him he always stopped and visited. Especially when I worked at the Super Valu. May all of your great memories get you thru the difficult times ahead.
Denver & Bobbi Jorgenson (Bismarck , ND)
Feb 9, 2022
Kami & Kara
Thinking of you and sending our condolences to you and family.
Ray Unterseher (Watford City, North Dakota)
Feb 9, 2022
Mitch! I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that God’s live and comfort surrounds you at this time.
Larry Jones (Keene)
Feb 9, 2022
Sorry for your lose. Don was a remarkable person.
Debb Stroh (Killdeer, ND)
Feb 9, 2022
Sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the family of Don. Remember with our memories our loved ones always live on in our hearts. Hugs
Dawn Eells-Barber (Ravensdale, Washington)
Feb 9, 2022
Uncle Donald, what a mans man. My favorite Uncle and a true gentleman. You will be missed by so many! Much love and hugs to the family! Rest in peace.
Judy Wold (Watford City, ND)
Feb 10, 2022
My prayers to you Kami and Kara and all of your families.
Kenny & Patti Leiseth (Arnegard , ND)
Feb 10, 2022
To Donald’s family & friends, our deepest sympathy. He was one of a kind - always ready to talk and always with a smile. He always asked about thr family, the cows & horses & the hay/grass situation. I enjoyed his infrequent visits at the FSA office - like most ranchers, that was not one of his favorite places! Keep your memories close - he is not to be forgotten
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