Angela "Angie" Dawn Bliler-Erskine

Angela Dawn “Angie” Bliler-Erskine was born May 14, 1975, to Teri Gorr-Bliler and Douglas Bliler in Helena. She passed away Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, at the age of 51.

Angie attended Great Falls public schools and graduated from Great Falls High in 1993. She was avid in public sports and flourished in fast pitch softball. She gained many accolades, including being a member of the Montana state championship team while playing Senior Girls Little League. That team went on to play in the regional tournament in Washington state.

After graduating high school, Angie moved to Mildenhall, England and married Nicholas Erskine on February 17, 1997. Angie spent several years in England, with Nick and his family. After moving back to Montana, Angie continued the English accent and slang for years to come. It was really quite comical to her family and friends!

Angie worked at a variety of jobs in Great Falls as well as working towards a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology. Angie then moved to Bozeman to be closer to family, where she worked at Ressler Motors until returning to Great Falls where she lived from 2012 until her passing. Angie faced a number of medical and personal issues throughout her life yet remained resilient through it all.

Throughout her life, Angela was a kind, positive, upbeat person that always tried to put family and friends in the forefront. She enjoyed spending time with her family at gatherings, playing games, listening to music and telling jokes. Angie had created so many memorable times with her laugh and her "Inside Voice" which could be heard throughout the house by everyone!

Angie is survived by her mother, Teri Ingram; father and stepmother Doug and Robin Bliler; brothers, Mike Kennison (Leah), Shane Bliler (Suzie), and Mike Bliler (Abbey); stepbrother, Matthew Washington and stepsister, Kristin Washington; grandmother, Beatrice Gorr; along with numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

We will all miss our dear, loving daughter, sister, and friend, Angie. We know you are now at peace.

We Love You, Angie.

A memorial service will be held at O’Connor Memorial Chapel, 2425 8th Ave. N, on Friday, Sept. 18, at 1:00 pm.