Theresa Marie

Hobbs

Theresa Hobbs passed away November 1, 2026 after a courageous and private battle with cancer. She was surrounded by her children and those who loved her. Theresa Marie Hobbs was born in Deer Lodge MT January 12, 1949 during the “Great Snowstorm of ‘49”. To Thomas Francis Morgan and Mary Rita Morgan (Beck). Her father’s career with Montana Fish and Game allowed them to reside at different fish hatcheries throughout the state. Growing up with her family in Anaconda, Emigrant and Lewistown Montana. She graduated from Fergus County High in Lewistown Montana in 1967. She joined the Navy after graduation and started her pursuit in a career of Nursing. She began nursing in Livingston and Big Timber MT. For more than forty years she compassionately cared for her patients. She moved to Powell Wyoming in 1983 to raise her family and shortly thereafter began working at Powell Hospital and would continue there for nearly 30 years. “Nurse Theresa” loved everyone’s children and would give the best hugs and a smile to make people feel better. She embraced all of her nursing assignments from helping deliver babies to caring for the elderly. Although working in Dr. Mike Bohlman’s clinic was always her favorite. Her greatest accomplishments and joys of life were her children and grandchildren. Her legacy left behind includes, Betsy Curley (Las Vegas, NV), Melanie Michaels (Boise, ID), Mike and Marcie Hobbs (Powell), Sam and Marce Hobbs (Boxelder, SD) and John Hobbs (Powell). Sisters Mary Ann Randall (Missoula MT) and Joyce Morgan (Bonner MT). Fifteen Grandchildren and ten Great Grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her mother, Father, and Brother Mike. She loved gardening, growing flowers, cooking, big hugs and spending time being “Anna” to her grandchildren. Theresa was a devout Catholic. Rosary service will be Friday November 27th at 6:30 PM and funeral services will be Saturday November 28th at 10:00 AM at St. Barbaras Catholic Church in Powell. With a luncheon to follow. Wear purple, Theresa’s favorite color, to celebrate a life well lived!