Stanley M. Lindblom went to be with his Lord and Savior on March 17, 2025, at Sidney Extended Care in Sidney, Montana.

Stan was born on April 19, 1924, to John and Agnes (Bolinder) Lindblom in Outlook, Montana. He attended LaGrange Country School, after which he attended Plentywood High School and graduated in 1943. He was active in sports and class activities.

He then attended Paler College in Iowa and the National College of Chiropractic where he received his degrees. He also served in his country for 3 years in the 163 Army Infantry.

He started his practice in Plentywood where he built a clinic and practiced there for 13 years. He turned his practice over to his brother Leonard when he felt a calling to do mission work. He was in Arizona, Bolivia and Ecuador, South America working in mission clinics. While in Bolivia, he met his future wife, Lillian Kvamsdale, who was a missionary with the World Missionary Prayer League. They married in January 1969. After which they did mission work in Mexico, where they were in charge of a school for the blind.

When they returned in 1970, they came to Sidney and opened a practice again. He was very active in Church and community affairs and activities. He was also active with Gideon Organization, both locally and with state offices. He practiced his chiropractic work for 46 years when he retired. Since that time, he had also been active with the Hospice program working with patients. He also worked with the Richland County Volunteer Program and had been very active with their programs in the community. This earned him Volunteer of the Year awards.

He was a licensed pilot and flew for a number of years. After he retired, he and Lillian travelled extensively in the state and abroad. Lillian passed away in September of 2003.

He is survived by nephews and nieces Brad (Verlane) Lindblom, Karen (Randy) Stone, Jerry Lindblom, Lorraine Gillespie, Pauli Applegate, Bob Walkowski, Bill (Karen) Walkowski, JoAnn Walkowski, Lenae (Travis) Klinker, and numerous great nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his wife Lillian, his parents John and Agnes, and his brothers Albert (Esther) Lindblom, Leonard (Grace) Lindblom and Chester (Rita) Lindblom.