Magan Darkis

Magan Danielle Darkis - June 19, 1992 - October 27, 2025

Magan Darkis, 33 of Three Forks, MT, passed away on October 27, 2025. Magan was a bright shining light, extinguished way too soon, but now in the company of her brothers, whom she missed dearly.

Magan was born in Washington, D.C., at Walter Reed Medical Center to Julie Hull and Ross Darkis. Shortly after her birth, they moved to Washington, Indiana, until she was 7 Years old.

In 1999, her mother married Gary Wambeke, who took Magan in as his own and formed a bond that will last forever.

Magan moved to Florence, Colorado, in December of 1999 with her mother and Stepfather. Magan enjoyed her 2 years in Colorado, being outdoors, exploring mines, and fishing with her family. In 2001, she moved with her family briefly to Seattle, WA., where she enjoyed baseball games, fishing, and as much time outdoors as she could. In 2002, the family moved to Three Forks, Montana, the place Magan called home and was in her heart as a peaceful place of security.

Magan went to Three Forks Elementary and High School and received her GED. Magan worked numerous jobs in her life but found her true calling as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), a job she truly flourished at.

Magan is Survived by her Mother Julie and Stepfather Gary Wambeke of three forks, Sister Nora Wambeke of Three Forks, Grandmother Renee Darkis of Indiana, and the loves of her life, her two dogs Willie Nelson and Layla, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Magan is preceded in death by her brothers Alan and Adam Hull, father Ross Darkis, Grandfather Dan Darkis, Grandmother Blanche Sandefur, and Grandmother Shirley Wambeke.

A small service will be held for Magan at K&L Mortuaries, 103 1st Ave East in Three Forks, MT. at 4:00 pm Saturday November 1, 2025. In lieu of flowers, please donate to a no kill animal shelter, or go fishing, or hiking, or listen to some good music, and think of Magan.

Be at peace, dear Magan, oh God please be at peace.