Love Like Justice Company

Love Like Justice Company Love Like Justice was created in memory of Justice Hagen who passed away at 18.

What started with a mural and the words “Love Like Justice” has grown into a movement to inspire kindness, purpose, and adventure—because tomorrow is never guaranteed.

08/06/2026

This Evening, the Love Like Justice Lights in Glendive, Montana shine a sky blue color in memory of Craig Manegold.

Craig lived a full 25 years of fun, exploration and wonderful friendships.
Growing up in Glendive offered Craig all the benefits of freedom and adventure.
His time spent on the Yellowstone and later on the Colorado River as a professional raft guide provided the most exciting lifestyle he could have ever wished for.
Great human being, great athlete, great friend.
We all miss Craig.

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana will shine sky blue in memory of Craig Manegold.Craig lived a...
08/05/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana will shine sky blue in memory of Craig Manegold.

Craig lived a full 25 years of fun, exploration and wonderful friendships.
Growing up in Glendive offered Craig all the benefits of freedom and adventure.
His time spent on the Yellowstone and later on the Colorado River as a professional raft guide provided the most exciting lifestyle he could have ever wished for.
Great human being, great athlete, great friend.
We all miss Craig.

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana will shine blue in memory of Mel and Mae Storlie.Today, our f...
08/03/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana will shine blue in memory of Mel and Mae Storlie.

Today, our family will gather to lay our parents, Mel and Mae, in their final resting place. Mom and Dad spent their lives working hard, loving deeply, and putting their family above everything else. Their greatest joy wasn’t found in the things they owned, but in the people they loved. Tonight, the bridge will shine in their honor—a beautiful reminder that while they are no longer with us, the light they brought to our lives will never fade. We miss them every day, but we are so grateful for the love, values, laughter, and memories they gave us. Their legacy lives on in each of us.
Forever loved. Forever remembered. ❤️
Their favorite color was blue💙

08/02/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana shines in rainbow colors in celebration of the Skogas Family Reunion and in honor of the lives of Lars and Tillie Skogas.

We are gathering this weekend to celebrate the lives of Lars and Tillie Skogas. They
have left a large extended family to carry on their heritage. They would be thrilled to see so many cousins gathered together.
Lars Skogas was born in Aalen, Norway November 30, 1884. Tillie Hugass was born
October 2, 1886 in Hetland, South Dakota. They married in Arlington, South Dakota on November 12, 1907. In 1917 they moved to Montana, north of Lindsay to farm. They had 13 children. Amanda, John, Gerhard, Telmer, Lillian, Olga, Nina, Ida, Arthur and Mavis. Three other children died in infancy. Tillie passed away October 3, 1965 and Lars passed away January 29, 1974.

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana will shine in rainbow colors in celebration of the Skogas Fam...
08/01/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana will shine in rainbow colors in celebration of the Skogas Family Reunion and in honor of the lives of Lars and Tillie Skogas.

We are gathering this weekend to celebrate the lives of Lars and Tillie Skogas. They
have left a large extended family to carry on their heritage. They would be thrilled to see so many cousins gathered together.
Lars Skogas was born in Aalen, Norway November 30, 1884. Tillie Hugass was born
October 2, 1886 in Hetland, South Dakota. They married in Arlington, South Dakota on November 12, 1907. In 1917 they moved to Montana, north of Lindsay to farm. They had 13 children. Amanda, John, Gerhard, Telmer, Lillian, Olga, Nina, Ida, Arthur and Mavis. Three other children died in infancy. Tillie passed away October 3, 1965 and Lars passed away January 29, 1974.

08/01/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana, will shine red and white in celebration of the DCHS Class of 2006’s 20-year reunion and in memory of the classmates they have lost.❤️🤍
As the Class of 2006 gathers to celebrate 20 years of memories, friendships, and where life has taken us, we also take a moment to honor those who are no longer with us. Tonight, these lights shine bright in loving memory of Michael Smith, Justin Atwell, Matthew Wiseman, and Matthew Zeimer—forever a part of our class and our story.
“To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1
Though they are gone from our sight, they remain in our hearts—woven into the laughter, the memories, and the bond we will always share as the Class of 2006.

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana, will shine red and white in celebration of the DCHS Class of...
07/31/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana, will shine red and white in celebration of the DCHS Class of 2006’s 20-year reunion and in memory of the classmates they have lost.❤️🤍

As the Class of 2006 gathers to celebrate 20 years of memories, friendships, and where life has taken us, we also take a moment to honor those who are no longer with us. Tonight, these lights shine bright in loving memory of Michael Smith, Justin Atwell, Matthew Wiseman, and Matthew Zeimer—forever a part of our class and our story.
“To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1
Though they are gone from our sight, they remain in our hearts—woven into the laughter, the memories, and the bond we will always share as the Class of 2006.

07/30/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana, shines in pastels in memory of Janet Hieb, whose heavenly birthday was July 24th. Janet was a wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Tonight’s lighting also recognizes Seasonal Affective Disorder Awareness and shines a light on mental health awareness.
🌟 Lighting Up the Bridge for Seasonal Affective Disorder Awareness Month 🌟
As the days grow shorter and colder, many in our community begin to feel the weight of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). This month, the Dawson County Mental Health Coalition is proud to light up the bridge in recognition of SAD Awareness Month—a beacon of hope, connection, and support for anyone navigating this time of year.
SAD is more common than many realize, and if you’re feeling low, tired, or “not yourself,” you’re not alone. These changes in mood and energy are nothing to be ashamed of. There are tools, supports, and people who want to help.
💛 If you’re struggling, here are a few gentle ways to care for yourself:
✨ Get outside during daylight when you can
✨ Stay connected with friends and loved ones
✨ Move your body in whatever way feels good
✨ Use light therapy or other self-help tools
✨ Give yourself permission to rest and be kind to yourself
And remember: If your symptoms feel overwhelming, persistent, or start affecting your daily life, reaching out for professional support is a strong and brave step. Local providers, counselors, and resources are here to help you feel better and stay well. For virtual resources and more information about SAD visit; https://dawsonmt.crediblemind.com/
As the bridge shines through the dark evenings, let it remind you that brighter days are ahead—and that support is always within reach.
🌉💛 Together, we light the way toward wellness.
— Dawson County Mental Health Coalition

When visiting Justice’s Lights, be sure to stop by Justice’s Journal House. ❤️Nestled beside the Bell Street Bridge, thi...
07/29/2026

When visiting Justice’s Lights, be sure to stop by Justice’s Journal House. ❤️

Nestled beside the Bell Street Bridge, this little journal house is a special place where visitors can leave messages straight from the heart. Write a note to Justice, to a loved one you miss, a prayer, a poem, a favorite memory, words of encouragement, or simply share how the lights made you feel that evening.

You are also invited to take a moment to read the words left by others. Within these pages, you may find comfort, hope, healing, or a gentle reminder that you are never alone. Every message becomes part of the love and connection that make Justice’s Lights so meaningful. 💌

If you are unable to visit the bridge in person, you can still enjoy Justice’s Lights from wherever you are. Visit YouTube and search “Love Like Justice,” or click the Linktree in our bio to watch the bridge’s livestream. ✨

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Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana, shines in pastels in memory of Janet Hieb, whose heavenly bi...
07/29/2026

Tonight, the Love Like Justice Bridge in Glendive, Montana, shines in pastels in memory of Janet Hieb, whose heavenly birthday was July 24th. Janet was a wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Tonight’s lighting also recognizes Seasonal Affective Disorder Awareness and shines a light on mental health awareness.

🌟 Lighting Up the Bridge for Seasonal Affective Disorder Awareness Month 🌟
As the days grow shorter and colder, many in our community begin to feel the weight of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). This month, the Dawson County Mental Health Coalition is proud to light up the bridge in recognition of SAD Awareness Month—a beacon of hope, connection, and support for anyone navigating this time of year.
SAD is more common than many realize, and if you’re feeling low, tired, or “not yourself,” you’re not alone. These changes in mood and energy are nothing to be ashamed of. There are tools, supports, and people who want to help.
💛 If you’re struggling, here are a few gentle ways to care for yourself:
✨ Get outside during daylight when you can
✨ Stay connected with friends and loved ones
✨ Move your body in whatever way feels good
✨ Use light therapy or other self-help tools
✨ Give yourself permission to rest and be kind to yourself
And remember: If your symptoms feel overwhelming, persistent, or start affecting your daily life, reaching out for professional support is a strong and brave step. Local providers, counselors, and resources are here to help you feel better and stay well. For virtual resources and more information about SAD visit; https://dawsonmt.crediblemind.com/
As the bridge shines through the dark evenings, let it remind you that brighter days are ahead—and that support is always within reach.
🌉💛 Together, we light the way toward wellness.
— Dawson County Mental Health Coalition

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