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Roger Anderson
June 28, 1930 - June 2, 2018

Place of Birth: Minot, North Dakota
Residence: formerly of New Town, more recently of Williston, ND
Age: 87

Roger Anderson, age 87, formerly of New Town, more recently of Williston, ND, passed away Saturday, June 2, 2018 at Bethel Lutheran Home in Williston, ND.

Roger Anderson was born June 28, 1930 in Minot, ND to Rudolph and Lillian (Sattergren) Anderson. He was raised on the family farm his father homesteaded in 1916. Roger attended elementary school in Mountrail County and graduated from Sanish in 1948. He entered the Army in February of 1951, serving for 2 years at Fort Carson Co.

On March 17, 1973 Roger married Marion Lee and also inherited 8 kids. Roger enjoyed spending time with family, especially his grand children and great grandchildren; who were not afraid of his voice. Together, Marion and Roger farmed until their retirement. Farming was his main occupation and also spent many years as a rural mail carrier. He also worked at the FUO station and spent many years on the Howie TWP Board; along with driving a school bus and custom combining with Gene Pennington.

Roger enjoyed horses and rode steers in the Sanish Rodeo. He was an avid hunter, spending 50 years doing so with Raymond Blegen. Roger was a member of the Bethel Lutheran Church, 4 Bears Saddle Club, American Legion, Eagles in Watford City, served on the Elevator Boards and was a past member of the Elks in Minot.

Everyone knew where Roger was by his voice, which will be missed.

He is preceded in death by his loving wife, Marion Anderson; parents, Rudolph and Lillian Anderson; his son, Gary Lee; grandson, Cody Larson and by his great-grandsons, Jalen Lee and Tayler Fladeland and by his sister-in-law, Nadine Anderson

Roger is survived by his children, Sharon (Calvin) Brown, Alan (Debbie) Lee, Mark (Cheryl) Lee, Keith (Stella) Lee, Aneda (Jack) Fladeland, Tammy (Pem) Hall, Sheri (Gary) Danks; 21 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren, 8 great-great grandchildren; Roger’s brother, Leonard Anderson; his nephew, Mark Anderson; his niece and Nola Anderson.

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Jeanine Uran (New Town , ND )
Jun 8, 2018
Our Sympathy goes out to all of Rogers' family. We have many good memories of Roger and his wife Marion while they lived with us at Lakeside Community Living Center. Thank You for allowing us to care for both of them at our center. Prayers and Thoughts are with All of you at the sad time. Jeanine Administrator
Diogo Santos (Sao Paulo)
Jun 8, 2018
Rest in peace grandpa.
My condolences to all of you.

Diogo and family
Hillard Froshaug (New Town, North Dakoa)
Jun 9, 2018
I knew Roger since I was in the 4th grade, as that is when we moved to Sanish. We worked together at the Farmers Union Oil in New Town. He called me Herb and I called him Swede.We had many good times together. My sympathies to the remaining families.51213
Marcheta Hauge (Bismarck, North Dakota)
Jun 11, 2018
Our sympathy to Roger's family, friends, and loved ones. We always enjoyed seeing him when we came back. A wonderful man. I remember his laugh.
Jeff and Marcheta Hauge
Kim (Rammel) Eagle (New Town, N.D.)
Jun 11, 2018
Roger was a great man who always greeted me wherever we met. He also was my school bus driver. Roger and Marion were good friends of my mother when they all were in the New Town assisted living center. He will be missed!
John Carlson (Hamilton, MT)
Jun 11, 2018
My heartfelt condolences go out to the entire family. I remember Roger and Marion visiting our house often and listening to Roger and Dad telling stories about Sanish. He will be dearly missed.
Greg Werlinger (Minot, ND)
Jun 12, 2018
Sorry to hear of Roger's passing - I remember him from my time in New Town - Great guy
Dale Sattergren (Portland, Oregon)
Jun 23, 2018
It is with so much sadness to hear of Roger's passing. We wanted to visit him last summer when we were back there visiting, but chose not to upset him. I will miss the visits with him, whether they were in North Dakota or Oregon. I will always cherish my many memories of visiting him and of him letting me drive the thrasher around his yard. My thoughts are with his family at the time of sorrow. He now is in the company of so many family members, as they guide each other through the heavenly grounds.
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