Willie was born on January 4, 1926, in VanHook, ND to Frank and Amelia (Klinger) Anton, he was the eleventh child out of eighteen children. Willie attended school in VanHook until the eighth grade when he was expected to start helping out on the farm. In 1947 Willie and his family moved to Sykeston. He continued to help around the farm working with his family to keep things afloat.
He then moved to Fargo, with his brother, Joe Anton. After a few years he moved into a trailer and was the caretaker of the trailer court that he lived in for many years. He also helped his brother, Joe in a meat shop in West Fargo for a short time all the while he did odd jobs; mowing for neighbors and friends until he was hired as the maintenance man in Blessed Sacrament Church in West Fargo.
Wilfred loved his family and friends he would do anything for them. He treasured visiting with people and telling them about the Good old Days! We will really miss him. He was a very kind and soft hearted man.
Willie is survived by his sister Magdalene “Mag” Giesen, Stanley, ND and sister-in-law, Mary Ann Anton, Winstead, MN, and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sixteen of his siblings John (Marie) Anton, Mary (John) Heinze, Caroline (John) Meyer, Phillip (Florence) Anton, Katie (John) Morton, Gertrude “Gertie” (Alfred) Oberst, Joseph “Joe” (Helen) Anton, Raymond (Lillian) & (Nora) Anton, Leander (Lorraine) Anton, Herbert “Herbie” (Lillian) Anton, Florence Anton, Lorenz (Angeline) Anton, Barnard Anton, Anthony “Tony “ Giesen, Lucille (Lyle) Speldrich, Eugene “Slim” Anton, Edmund “Butch” (Gloria) & (Jerri) Anton.
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Willie was born on January 4, 1926, in VanHook, ND to Frank and Amelia (Klinger) Anton, he was the eleventh child out of eighteen children. Willie attended school in VanHook until the eighth grade when he was expected to start helping out on the farm. In 1947 Willie and his family moved to Sykeston. He continued to help around the farm working with his family to keep things afloat.
He then moved to Fargo, with his brother, Joe Anton. After a few years he moved into a trailer and was the caretaker of the trailer court that he lived in for many years. He also helped his brother, Joe in a meat shop in West Fargo for a short time all the while he did odd jobs; mowing for neighbors and friends until he was hired as the maintenance man in Blessed Sacrament Church in West Fargo.
Wilfred loved his family and friends he would do anything for them. He treasured visiting with people and telling them about the Good old Days! We will really miss him. He was a very kind and soft hearted man.
Willie is survived by his sister Magdalene “Mag” Giesen, Stanley, ND and sister-in-law, Mary Ann Anton, Winstead, MN, and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sixteen of his siblings John (Marie) Anton, Mary (John) Heinze, Caroline (John) Meyer, Phillip (Florence) Anton, Katie (John) Morton, Gertrude “Gertie” (Alfred) Oberst, Joseph “Joe” (Helen) Anton, Raymond (Lillian) & (Nora) Anton, Leander (Lorraine) Anton, Herbert “Herbie” (Lillian) Anton, Florence Anton, Lorenz (Angeline) Anton, Barnard Anton, Anthony “Tony “ Giesen, Lucille (Lyle) Speldrich, Eugene “Slim” Anton, Edmund “Butch” (Gloria) & (Jerri) Anton.
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Family Members
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Mary Catherine Anton Morton
1909–1974
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Gertrude Clara Anton Oberst
1912–1950
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Joseph F Anton
1914–1992
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Raymond Anton
1915–2000
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Leander G. Anton
1917–2009
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Herbert Herman Anton
1919–2009
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Florence Anton
1921–1975
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Lorenz Anton
1922–2006
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Bernard August Anton
1923–1941
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Magdaline Anton Giesen
1924–2020
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Lucille Anton Speldrich
1927–2010
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Eugene T. Anton
1928–1997
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Edmund Ralph "Butch" Anton
1930–1999
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