LLoyd R.Antibus was the son of D.B. and Stella Mae Bastin Antibus. He was born Oct.2,1914, at Oolitic, Indiana.He married Minnie Lou Croxton on January 21,1939 who proceeded him in death in 1987.
He was an Army Vetran of World War II. He was a member of the West Washington American Legion. Had been a truck driver for 32 years retiring in 1976.He was a Teamster Union Local 135.
He was a very lovable man,I can remember him as a child always looking at the rain clouds and runing the dirt threw his hands, looking at his masive garden, somehow he knew the right thing to do to make anything grow. You are the first person I danced with while I stood on your feet and we would sway back and forth as Grandma would watch. You are very missed and still loved....May you rest in heaven with Grandma, and save a dance for me when I see you again.
Love You Always,
SherriLynn sexton
He was an Army Vetran of World War II. He was a member of the West Washington American Legion. Had been a truck driver for 32 years retiring in 1976.He was a Teamster Union Local 135.
He was a very lovable man,I can remember him as a child always looking at the rain clouds and runing the dirt threw his hands, looking at his masive garden, somehow he knew the right thing to do to make anything grow. You are the first person I danced with while I stood on your feet and we would sway back and forth as Grandma would watch. You are very missed and still loved....May you rest in heaven with Grandma, and save a dance for me when I see you again.
Love You Always,
SherriLynn sexton
LLoyd R.Antibus was the son of D.B. and Stella Mae Bastin Antibus. He was born Oct.2,1914, at Oolitic, Indiana.He married Minnie Lou Croxton on January 21,1939 who proceeded him in death in 1987.
He was an Army Vetran of World War II. He was a member of the West Washington American Legion. Had been a truck driver for 32 years retiring in 1976.He was a Teamster Union Local 135.
He was a very lovable man,I can remember him as a child always looking at the rain clouds and runing the dirt threw his hands, looking at his masive garden, somehow he knew the right thing to do to make anything grow. You are the first person I danced with while I stood on your feet and we would sway back and forth as Grandma would watch. You are very missed and still loved....May you rest in heaven with Grandma, and save a dance for me when I see you again.
Love You Always,
SherriLynn sexton
He was an Army Vetran of World War II. He was a member of the West Washington American Legion. Had been a truck driver for 32 years retiring in 1976.He was a Teamster Union Local 135.
He was a very lovable man,I can remember him as a child always looking at the rain clouds and runing the dirt threw his hands, looking at his masive garden, somehow he knew the right thing to do to make anything grow. You are the first person I danced with while I stood on your feet and we would sway back and forth as Grandma would watch. You are very missed and still loved....May you rest in heaven with Grandma, and save a dance for me when I see you again.
Love You Always,
SherriLynn sexton
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