Annie Ovidia Aaenson was born on February 19, 1925, a daughter of Almer and Selma (Mortinson) Aaenson in Marshall County, South Dakota. She moved with her family to Riga Township, rural Granville, ND, where she was raised and educated.
On January 15, 1945, Annie was united in marriage to Chester Charles Kingsley. They made their home on a farm near Deering, ND where Annie assisted Chester in the operations of the family farm, where they raised cows, pigs, sheep, chickens and their ten children. Annie was the strength behind her family; she was tough, but loving. In 1978, the couple moved off the farm into Minot. Chester passed away on August 9, 1981.
Following his death, Annie became a Mary Kay Consultant. She truly loved this opportunity. Annie was a friend to whomever she met, and would often enjoy a cup of coffee and conversation with her clients and strangers. In 2006, Annie moved to Edgewood Vista in Minot, where she met many wonderful friends. In the spring of 2011, she transferred to Bismarck Edgewood Vista to be closer to her sons. Following a fall, she moved to Missouri Slope Care Center in Bismarck, ND.
She enjoyed hosting family gatherings, baking pies, and the phrase “go kill another chicken for dinner” was one that could often be heard as she prepared meals for her many guests. On the farm she raised cows, pigs, sheep, chickens AND KIDS!
Those Who Shared In Her Life:
Sons: Richard (Kerry), Glasgow, MT, Harlon (Carolyn), Lincoln, ND, Ron (Mona), Minot, Keith (Miri), Athol, MA,, Bryan (Colleen) Chugiak, AK, Bill (Mary), Bismarck,Kevin (Rhonda), Bismarck; daughter Sandie (Leo) Chadwick-Thomas, Velva; 29 grandchildren; 44 great-grandchildren; Several nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Annie was preceded in death by her husband Chester; parents, Almer and Selma Aaenson; children, Marilyn Nelson, and Myron Kinglsey; brothers, Marvin, Nels, Arnold, Norman, Harry and Eddie; sisters, Sena, Millie, Carol, and Delores; a son-in-law Harold Chadwick, and a granddaughter Bobbi Jo Kingsley Konko.
Thompson-Larson Funeral Home
Annie Ovidia Aaenson was born on February 19, 1925, a daughter of Almer and Selma (Mortinson) Aaenson in Marshall County, South Dakota. She moved with her family to Riga Township, rural Granville, ND, where she was raised and educated.
On January 15, 1945, Annie was united in marriage to Chester Charles Kingsley. They made their home on a farm near Deering, ND where Annie assisted Chester in the operations of the family farm, where they raised cows, pigs, sheep, chickens and their ten children. Annie was the strength behind her family; she was tough, but loving. In 1978, the couple moved off the farm into Minot. Chester passed away on August 9, 1981.
Following his death, Annie became a Mary Kay Consultant. She truly loved this opportunity. Annie was a friend to whomever she met, and would often enjoy a cup of coffee and conversation with her clients and strangers. In 2006, Annie moved to Edgewood Vista in Minot, where she met many wonderful friends. In the spring of 2011, she transferred to Bismarck Edgewood Vista to be closer to her sons. Following a fall, she moved to Missouri Slope Care Center in Bismarck, ND.
She enjoyed hosting family gatherings, baking pies, and the phrase “go kill another chicken for dinner” was one that could often be heard as she prepared meals for her many guests. On the farm she raised cows, pigs, sheep, chickens AND KIDS!
Those Who Shared In Her Life:
Sons: Richard (Kerry), Glasgow, MT, Harlon (Carolyn), Lincoln, ND, Ron (Mona), Minot, Keith (Miri), Athol, MA,, Bryan (Colleen) Chugiak, AK, Bill (Mary), Bismarck,Kevin (Rhonda), Bismarck; daughter Sandie (Leo) Chadwick-Thomas, Velva; 29 grandchildren; 44 great-grandchildren; Several nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Annie was preceded in death by her husband Chester; parents, Almer and Selma Aaenson; children, Marilyn Nelson, and Myron Kinglsey; brothers, Marvin, Nels, Arnold, Norman, Harry and Eddie; sisters, Sena, Millie, Carol, and Delores; a son-in-law Harold Chadwick, and a granddaughter Bobbi Jo Kingsley Konko.
Thompson-Larson Funeral Home
Family Members
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Olaf Marvin Aaenson
1915–1940
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Sena Aaenson Sartwell
1917–1997
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Mildred Aaenson Bergstad
1919–1995
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Nels Cornelius Aaenson
1921–2010
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Arnold Sander Aaenson
1923–1959
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Norman Gerhard Aaenson
1927–2005
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Carol Cecelia Aaenson Hendrix
1929–1991
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Delores Aaenson Hanson
1931–2000
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Harry Leroy Aaenson
1934–1980
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Edward David "Ed" Aaenson
1938–2016
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