2007
2022
Anthony Allen Bailey
Sioux City
Anthony Allen Bailey, 15, of Sioux City passed away unexpectedly Friday, Sept. 9, 2022.
Celebration of Life will be held at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 25, at Sertoma Park, Sioux City. Arrangements are under the direction of Waterbury Funeral Service of Sioux City, 4125 Orleans Ave.
Anthony was born Aug. 8, 2007, in Sioux City to Timothy Bailey and Meranda Walsted. Anthony was always Momma's naughty baby since he was her youngest son. Despite being the naughty baby, he was loving, sweet, funny, kind and the most respectful young man. Anthony's three older brothers who he called "his boys" would spoil him rotten. His two younger stepsisters and one stepbrother all quickly fell in love with each other.
He loved to cuddle on the couch or lay in bed with mom. When his mom would be doing crafts, Anthony would reluctantly help her, but secretly he loved playing with all the glitter. They had a special mother/son bond. Anthony was never afraid to be himself. He loved everyone and made instant friends anywhere he went. He always said he hated lasagna, but his mom would cut it up and say it is ravioli, he would say "Oh yeah! I love ravioli!" and would devour it.
The skate park was always his happy place! His brothers, who are seven years older than him, love it too, and when he was still a baby they would pack Anthony into the stroller and take him with them. By the time Anthony was three years old, his brothers had taken the training wheels off of his bike and he was jumping ramps and doing tricks just like they were. He really liked to skateboard and was always happy to show you everything he could do on his board. He enjoyed listening to music extra loud, always had his skateboard with him, roses on almost everything he had, even his skateboard.
Anthony is survived by his mother, Meranda and her husband Alan; father, Timothy; brothers, Job Bailey, D'Andre Bailey, and Landon (Hanna) Bailey; stepbrother, Cohen Walsted; two stepsisters, Bridgette Walsted, and Breanna Walsted; uncles, Benjamin (Anna) Bailey, and Stephan (Kelly) Bailey; aunt, Andrea (Brandon) Beuzekom; grandparents, Freida Lair, Lynda (Don) Adams, Margie and Larry Walsted, and Russell and Susan Bailey; niece, Melody; and many cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by grandfather, Bill Lair; great-uncle Joel Lester; and uncle, Jeff Lair.
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Mia
September 18, 2023
Words can´t even describe this hurt I was speechless when my pops told me me you was gone we grew up together this not fair we to young fly high in heaven Anthony
Raymond Irwin
June 18, 2023
I miss him so I really wish he was still around with us and may he rest in peace
Gramma Sandi
September 22, 2022
I'm so very sorry for your loss of Anthony. Everytime I seen him he would smile so big. He was 7 or 8 when I first him. Again I'm so sorry the His Parent have lost a child.
Bridget Ihnen
September 19, 2022
Tim & Family,
I deeply sorry for your tragic loss. Anthony was a very sweet boy with an infectious smile. My few conversations with him always led to him eliciting a solid laugh and smile from me. Lifting prayers of comfort for you all.
Ms. Calamanco
September 15, 2022
I will always remember Anthony had a passion for skateboarding. Your family is in our thoughts & prayers.
Haivyn
September 14, 2022
I´m so sorry for your loss. My brother was friends with him so I´d see him around sometimes and his smile would light up rooms. May he rest in piece.
Sally (Ashton Libbys grandma)
September 14, 2022
so sorry for your loss. Will say many prayers for you and your family. Keep the memories close to your heart. thinking of all of you.. God Bless
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