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David Joseph Antanitus

Chesapeake, Virginia

1952 - 2021

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David Joseph Antanitus, of Chesapeake, Virginia, died unexpectedly on November 24, 2021 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He was born in La Salle, Illinois on September 15, 1952 to the late Stanley and Phyllis Antanitus. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1974 and served for 30...

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Betsy and Family, Dave will never be forgotten by his many friends in the Submarine Force! His support of everyone he knew will always be cherished! Al Konetzni VADM, USN (ret)

A tremendous human being! Thoughtful of others and always offering support, advice and guidance. Sorry to hear of his passing. Rest In Peace Admiral

I miss him dearly.

Very sorry to hear of your loss, and Dave will be remembered by shipmates and staff mates as well for his accomplishments and great smile. With deepest sympathy, The Loefflers

Betsy and Family, Please accept our condolences on the loss of Dave! His influence on so many of us will not soon be forgotten! I knew him during his midshipman years, his submarine and acquisition career, and during his post service corporate jobs. In each phase he was the ultimate professional, a leader unsurpassed, and the most positive person in the room! His influence on all he touched will never be forgotten. May your loving memories of Dave give you and the Family strength during...

I worked for Dave as a contractor. He was a true professional and a gentleman and treated me fairly. It was a shock to learn of his passing. He was always so vital and full of life. Rest In Peace Admiral. Ed Dalrymple USN/TRW

This is Henry Netzer in Hayden, Idaho. I am shocked, sobered and saddened at the news. Dave and I were company mates, shared the same major, were both Submariners. He was in our wedding in Wisconsin 4 days after graduation (see pic). We would talk periodically and see each other at unplanned times. We ended up on the same plane from San Fran to DC to take the engineer´s exam. And we saw each other at the airport a few times. Dave was always upbeat and positive. I will miss that. We all...

Betsy I just wanted to give you my condolences. I never got to meet Dave but from all your stories I felt like I had. My prayers are with you and your family .

Condolences to the family. So sorry to hear of my Classmate Dave's untimely passing.