Funeral Service for Rebecca Jane Wilkie, Hu Ton Win, "Voice Before The Thunder", 54, of Fargo, North Dakota will be held on Thursday, January 15, 2026, at 11:00 A.M. at Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate Tribal Community Center, Agency Village, SD with Arnold Williams and Pastor Milton Owen officiating. Drum Group will be Noisy Bear. Pallbearers will be Kawlijah Wolfe, Ira Hayes Cook, Standing Bear Wolfe, Mikhail GoodBird, Malaki Chaske, and Rolando Fatland. Honorary Pallbearers will be Sonya Ortiz, Trina Springer, Manuelito Sheridan, Rhonda Fatland, and Linda Fatland. Interment will be in the St. Matthew's Catholic Cemetery, Veblen, SD. The All-night Wake Service will be held at SWOTCC at 7:00 P.M. on Wednesday, January 14, 2026. The Cahill Funeral Chapel, Sisseton, SD is in charge of funeral arrangements.

Rebecca Jane was born on August 17, 1971, to Patrick Wilkie Jr (of the Turtle Mountain Chippewa) and Elnora DuMarce of Sisseton, SD in Breckenridge, MN. She was baptized in the Catholic church of St. Mary's in Wahpeton, ND. Rebecca spent her younger years with her mother, Elnora, living and attending elementary school in Macy, NE on the Umonhon reservation. In her high school years, she attended Minot High School while living in Minot, ND with her father Patrick Wilkie Jr. and stepmother LeAnne Wilkie. Rebecca received her GED in Wahpeton, ND. She also attended for two years at the SWO Community College in Agency Village, SD. During her time living in Nebraska, Rebecca worked at the Umonhon Mark of Honor, group home for foster children in Macy, NE, and the Youth Development Center which is a group home for young children on the Ho-Chunk reservation in Winnebago, NE. Rebecca and her family resided in Wahpeton, ND, where she was employed at the Circle of Nations School. Her later years of employment were at the Dakota Magic Casino in the Housekeeping department. She enjoyed playing bingo, decorating her home, and listening to Rock-n-Roll music. Rebecca danced traditional with her mother Elnora at pow-wows. They loved dancing together. Her son Kaylor Sheridan and his dad Jerome sang with the drum group WhiteTail. Rebecca loved to stand beside her son and sing back up for him. She had such a beautiful voice. To encapsulate the kind of woman Rebecca was – is demonstrated through her generosity and kindness to help others from children to elders. She always had an amusing sense of humor in her own actions or response to something funny she had said or done. She championed the underdog, had the heart of a rebel, and was sincere to those she held near and dear.

Rebecca is survived by her significant other, Troy Clark of Fargo. ND; two daughters Kayleen Cree Brown of Decatur, NE and Alexis Sheridan of Breckenridge, MN; her biological mother, Elnora DuMarce-LaBelle of Agency Village, SD; three  brothers, Jeremiah Wilkie of Watertown, SD, Buffalo DuMarce of Watertown, SD, and Isaiah LaBelle of Agency Village, SD, three sisters, Tashina Wilkie of Dilworth, ND, Shadae Harris of Phoenix, AZ, and Cherish LaBelle of Agency Village SD; nine grandchildren Manuelito, Warrior Joe, Kaion, Niami, Avalina, Malaki Chaske, Mikhail Goodbird, Katarina Cree Goodbird, Milan aka Tubbs Sheridan; her step-mother Leanne Wilkie of Minot, ND; uncles David Wilkie and William Wilkie; aunts Georgianna Schonert, Suzanne Wilkie; maternal aunts Agnes Lovejoy, Evelyn DuMarce, Melvina DuMarce; maternal uncles DuWayne DuMarce Sr. and Gerald Wolfe.

Rebecca was preceded in death by her biological father Patrick Wilkie Jr., son Kaylor Sheridan, Uncle Troy Wilkie, and stepfather Lloyd LaBelle, Jr.