Flint Eugene Still passed away in his home on May 29, 2024, at the age

of 71. He was born Aug. 26, 1952, in Lakeview to John Still and Faye

McKay. He lived at Willow Ranch and attended school in Alturas. Being

raised in a family with many aunts and uncles older and younger than

him, between Bly and Willow Ranch, was the run of the Hunter and Still kids.

He worked on several ranches throughout Lake County and Pine Creek. He

then started following the rodeo circuit with good ol Kenny Arnold. What

a time that was for the both of them. He then moved to Baker and worked

in the mill, which brought him to Burns to drive log truck for several

companies. In that time, he met the love of his life, Cheryl (Estep) and

married her a year later on Aug. 9, 1976.

He was known to help out anyone who need it, no matter the job. From

sharpening chainsaws to body work to mechanizing or just enjoying

visiting with friends and family. He then started working for the Harney

County Road Department where he medically retired from.

He enjoyed his grandkids throughout all their accomplishments and always

loved to hear "hey Peepaw, guess what" or " hey pops, you wanna know

something." All the tormenting he did to everyone of the kids that ever

came to the house. For some reason, they all kept coming back because

the old man was fun and ornery.

Flint is survived by his wife, Cheryl, of almost 48 years; son, Clint

Still (Naomi); daughter, LeeAnna Smith (Chris); three grandkids, his

pride and joys, Dylan Still of Lakeview, Devan Otley-Smith and Natalee

Otley-Smith of Hines; sister, Tracey Jones (Lee); a brother and two

half-brothers, Sterling and Paul Still; three brother-in-laws, Francis

Estep (Lillian), Ron Estep ( Dorene), and Gordon Estep (Linda); numerous

nieces, nephews, and amazing aunts and uncles that he was raised with

the "Hunter Clan."

He is proceeded in death by his mother, Faye McKay; father, John Still;

grandmother, Lura Hunter; father-in-law, Howard Estep; mother-in-law,

Shirley Estep; brother, Sterling Still; and many aunts and uncles.

There will not be services at his request. At the family's request, any

contributions, can be made to Cheryl Still, PO Box 832, Burns, Oregon,

97720, to help her through this tough time.