Archibald Kipling Sillers

Archibald Kipling Sillers

Archibald Sillers Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jun. 12, 2006.

Obituary

Archibald Kipling (Kip) Sillers, 93, of Langdon, ND and formerly of Calvin, ND passed away June 10, 2006 at the Cavalier County Memorial Hospital of Langdon, ND. He was born to Archie and Mabel (Tuttle) Sillers at Calvin, ND on May 7, 1913. He was raised in Calvin, graduating from Calvin High School in 1931 and went on to attend the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks where he graduated in 1935. He spent time during the depression working with the CCC building the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in Medora, ND. Kip was united in marriage to Bernice Schneider on May 31, 1941 in St. Paul, MN. He entered the United States Army serving overseas for three years during World War II and was honorably discharged as a Lt. Colonel on June 13, 1946. Upon Kip's discharge he and Bernice made their home in Calvin where they farmed. In 1948 they moved to the home farm near Calvin and continued to farm until their retirement in 1975. They moved to Langdon in 1988. Kip and Bernice spent winters in Ft. Meyers Florida for 25 years. He was a member of the Cavalier County Draft Board and the Sarles American Legion. Kip is survived by his children; Archie K. (Rayanne) Sillers of Marshall, MN, Cameron (Joan) Sillers of Langdon, ND, Patricia (Ron) Barta of Langdon, ND, and Mary Beth (Rory) Carda of Sidney, MT, grandchildren; Jason (Elizabeth) Sillers, Laura (Derrick) Jungling, Katherine Barta, David Barta, Erin Barta, Stephanie Wilson, Nathan (Tiffany) Sillers, Abby Carda, McKenzie Carda, Maggie Carda, great-grandchildren; Matthew Wilson, Trinity Wilson, Casey Wilson, Kate and Jane Sillers, brothers Douglas (Margaret) Sillers of Moorhead, MN and Colin (Wilhemina) Sillers of Alameda, CA, and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation: will begin at 6:00pm Monday with a 7:00pm Prayer Service at the Brooks Funeral Home of Langdon, ND. Services: Tuesday June 13, 2006 at 10:30am at the St. Alphonsus Catholic Church of Langdon, ND. Interment: Corinthian Cemetery of Calvin, ND

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Doug Okland

June 16, 2006

What a joy it was to visit with Kip and Bernice whenever we were lucky enough to see them at Doug and Margaret's cabin on Fish Lake. I especially enjoyed Kip's stories about his service in the Army during World War ll, and I am so appreciative of his service to our Country. Please accept our deepest condolences. Doug and Marsha Okland

Heidi Bacon (Parcel)

June 15, 2006

It was always a treat to go with Gramma Dolores up to Kip and Bernice’s farm. There was always a cookie and some laughs all around. No matter what they were doing together Kip and Bernice always seemed to be having fun. They sure passed these traits on to their family. This has been a very difficult time for the family but I’m sure they’re glad to be together again! I'm sure the four neighbors for all those long years are happily catching up, drinking their coffee and playing some cards.

Beth Rudebusch

June 12, 2006

I have many fond memories of Kip. I was blessed to have known him and to have loved him. He was my great uncle. I have a video that i love to watch of him singing a very funny song. It always makes me laugh.



He will be missed greatly by those who knew him.



I love you uncle Kip.

John Bergman

June 12, 2006

I did not know Kip well but remember his happy bouncing ways. He seemed to me to bring a smile to life no matter where he was.



Some moments there are, that send their glad ripple down through life's stream to the verge of the grave, and truly blest is one who can smile upon and kiss these memory waves, and draw from thence a bliss that never fails.



You are truly blest by those memories of Kip

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