Sibley was born in Bismarck, ND where she lived for a short time before her family moved to Cheboygan a small, country town in northern Michigan. She grew up there and graduated from Cheboygan High School in 2000. Her road to becoming a Funeral Director was an interesting one. From one end of the spectrum to the other, her interests went from wanting to be an Interior Designer to a Homicide Detective, finally finding her calling as a Funeral Director after her Grandma passed away. She went on to Worsham College of Mortuary Science in Chicago, IL graduating in 2005. From there she continued her career in Chicago until October of 2014 when she took a job with the Stevenson’s working at their chapel in Wolf Point, MT. She continues to serve the Wolf Point community, trying to fit in her hobbies and interests which include traveling, a growing interest in photography and an occasional nap, as best she can in her free time.
Scot was born and raised in Fort Benton, the birthplace of Montana. He graduated in 1985 and spend the next 2 years in Chicago attending Wheaton College. in 1987, Scot joined the US Navy and faithfully served his country for the next 6 years- spending time in Orlando and San Diego. After his Honorable Discharge, he returned to Montana where he and his wife, Shawna raised their two sons- Seth and Samuel. Scot began a career with the BNSF Railway that would last the next 16 years. In 2009, he was asked to assist with a funeral and realized his life calling. Scot attended Arapahoe Community College near Denver and became a fully licensed Funeral Director in 2013. While on a hunting trip in late 2015, he spent some time in a Stevenson Family funeral home and joined their team in early 2016. That summer Scot moved to Glasgow and works in both the Bell Mortuary and the CSMC Chapel in Wolf Point.
Scot has served on several boards and currently serves as Quartermaster and Adjutant for VFW Post 3107. In his spare time, Scot enjoys camping, golfing, dancing, travelling and recently found a passion for kayaking with his youngest son, Samuel.
Dannon grew up on a ranch just 30 miles south of Miles City, Montana. While attending High School in Miles City, Dannon enrolled in a jumpstart program through Miles Community College to get an early start on her education. Dannon had always thought about being a funeral director but she truly realized her calling for the funeral industry when a very close family friend unexpectedly passed away in 2011. She soon joined the Stevenson’s in 2012. After graduating from High School, Dannon continued with MCC, studying science and business, and continued working with the Stevenson’s in Miles City as an assistant. After graduating from MCC, she pursued her Mortuary Science degree at Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Colorado. After becoming a licensed director, Dannon was placed in Wolf Point to work at the Clayton Stevenson chapel. In 2019, Dannon married her loving husband Jake and they bought a place together just west of Wolf Point. In her spare time, Dannon enjoys spending time with her husband and their animals, traveling, and being outdoors. She also practices art, photography, and woodworking.
Samantha was raised in Frazer, Montana where she graduated from Frazer High School in 2005. Sam is a proud member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes. Sam married her husband, Frank in 2011. Together they have a very active son. When they aren’t busy cheering on their son during various sports seasons, Sam and her family enjoy attending local events and traveling. When the weather is nice you can find them at the lake or out in their yard having family barbeques. Samantha has been a part of the Stevenson team since 2010.
Complete biography coming soon.
