Laney Lynn

Fuller

Laney Lynn Fuller, age 21, of Billings, Montana, passed away unexpectedly on November 4, 2026, in Bozeman, Montana.

Laney was a beautiful girl with a sparkle that was entirely her own. She had a light about her that made her unforgettable, a personality that could never be duplicated, and a spirit that never wanted to be just like everyone else. Laney loved being different, standing out, and embracing exactly who she was. She was smart, strong-willed, unique, and full of dreams for the future.

Laney was also one of the hardest workers you could ever meet. While attending Montana State University in Bozeman, she worked three jobs while going to college. She took on more than most people could imagine, balancing school, work, family, and friendships with an incredible determination. She didn't expect anything to be handed to her. She was willing to work for everything she wanted, and her drive and work ethic were truly remarkable.

She was incredibly intelligent and had plans for a future in law. But Laney didn't just want a career; she wanted to make a difference. Her dream was to become an attorney specifically to help victims of domestic violence. She wanted to use her intelligence, determination, and voice to stand up for people who needed someone standing in their corner. That dream spoke volumes about the kind of person she was and the compassion she carried inside her.

Laney had a heart bigger than words could ever describe. She loved hard, deeply, and without reservation. If you were special enough to be called a friend by Laney, you knew it. She loved you with every bit of her being. Her friendships were meaningful, her loyalty was unwavering, and she had a way of making the people she loved feel important. She would drop everything to help someone else, never hesitating to show up when someone needed her. That was especially true when it came to her family. Family was everything to Laney.

Above all, Laney's greatest friendship was with her little sister, Kendall. The two were inseparable from the moment they were born. They were more than sisters; they were best friends, partners in everything, and each other's constant companion. They did everything together, shared life's little moments and biggest adventures, and had a bond that was truly one of a kind. Their connection was something incredibly special, a sisterhood that went far beyond words.

Laney also looked up to her older siblings so much. She admired them, loved them, and valued their presence in her life more than they may have ever realized. They were people she looked to, learned from, and wanted to spend time with. Her love for all of her siblings was immeasurable. She would make day trips from Bozeman simply to spend time with them and be present for her nephews. It didn't matter how busy she was or what she had going on; if there was an opportunity to be with her family, she made it happen. She loved and adored her younger brothers and was often dancing with them and making TikTok videos.

Laney's life was full of individuality, intelligence, loyalty, hard work, and a love that knew no limits. She was the girl who wasn't afraid to be different, the sister who was always there, the friend who loved with her whole heart, and the young woman who dreamed of using her life to help others.

Laney is survived by her mother, Melissa (Tony) Fogleson; her father, Brad (Angela) Fuller; and her beloved siblings and their families: Jordan and Shelbi Harris, Madison and Kyle Wilson, Kendall Fuller, Koli Wong, Winston Fuller, and Carter Fuller. She will be dearly missed by her nephews, Noah and Soren, with another sweet little one on the way. She is also survived by her grandparents, Dean and Jan Fuller; her uncles and aunts, Brian and Bridgett Fuller, and Tyler and Mary Brown; as well as many loving cousins and countless friends. Laney was preceded in death by her grandmother, Edie Sims.

Laney will always be remembered for her strong spirit, her caring heart, her fiercely loyal nature, and her contagious laugh. She protected the people she cared about and left an indelible mark on every life she touched.

The sparkle Laney carried was uniquely hers, and there will never be another quite like her. Her time with us was far too short, but the love she gave, the memories she created, and the lives she touched will remain forever.

A visitation will be held on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Michelotti-Sawyers Funeral Home & Crematory, 1001 Alderson Ave., Billings, MT 59102.

A Celebration of Life will take place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Camelot Ranch, 8736 Camelot Lane. In honor of Laney's bright and social spirit, the family kindly requests that guests wear pink.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to organizations that support survivors of domestic violence.