Angeline Sinner

Angeline (Angie) Kay Sinner passed away at her home in Rozet, Wyoming on Sunday, June 4, 2023.  A beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Angie was unselfish in her love and caring of others always putting family first. Angie was born February 9, 1948 in Belle Fourche, South Dakota to Steve and Clara (Renskers) Silvernagel.  Angie was the youngest of thirteen children.  She grew up in the Newell, South Dakota area, and attended Newell High School where she met her future husband, Jake Sinner.  Jake and Angie were married September 14, 1968.  Together they had two children, Cindy (Tom) Ferguson and Jason; three grandchildren, Haley Ferguson, Ty Ferguson, and Emily Sinner; and one great grandchild, Braylee Ferguson. After graduating high school, Angie worked at the hospital in Belle Fourche, South Dakota.  Her marriage to Jake led her to Story, Wyoming, until 1971 when they moved back to Belle Fourche and where Angie went back to work at the hospital until the birth of her son, Jason.  Angie then stayed at home to take care of her family from 1974 to 1976 when the family moved to Gillette, Wyoming.  She began working as a substitute bus driver for Campbell County School District in 1977.  Angie’s hard work and dedication allowed her to advance to Shop Foreman of the transportation department.  Angie retired after thirty plus years of service to the district. In her spare time, Angie enjoyed traveling, fishing, and projects on the family ranch.  Angie especially enjoyed the time she spent with her grandkids, whether it was baking cookies or supporting them at one of their many activities, such as showing pigs, cross country meets, or basketball games. Angie is preceded in death by her parents and her twelve siblings.  Angie is survived by her husband, two children, three grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Public visitation will begin at 10am on Thursday, June 8, at Gillette Memorial Chapel (210 W. 5th St.), with formal services beginning at 11am.  A graveside service will immediately follow at Mount Pisgah Cemetery, with a reception of fellowship and food to conclude Angie's services at the Mount Pisgah Cemetery Community Center. In lieu of flowers, please send memorial contributions in Angie's name to Campbell County Home Health and Hospice. https://www.cchwyo.org/about-us/ways-to-give/