Anton Dinius

sad to the news he was someone I looked up during my years at lefor school

Jane and children, So sorry to hear about the loss of your husband and father. I will always remember him as my teacher in our high school years. Jane so sorry, it is always hard to lose someone no matter how old. Hold on to all the good times you two had and know a part of hm will always be with you. It has been years since I have seen either of you, but I will always remember him as a great teacher. God bless all of you in this time of sorrow. Bernnie(Reindel) Linster

Dear Jane and family, Our sympathy and prayers to you all with the passing of Mokie. What a full life he had in his work and fun and wonderful family he and you raised. We remember the challenges and fun times we all had in Mandaree. All the young new teachers he directed and guided and the friendships and fun that resulted in us all living in the small community. May the Grace of God bring you peace, and the support of family and friends and the memories of a life lived to the fullest bring you comfort. Ron and Debbie Yeager

So sorry to learn of Mr. Dinius's passing. Way back when he was my History (?) teacher in Alexander, ND & he lived at my (later) in-laws hotel. My deceased husband played football under his coaching. I haven't seen him since I graduated in 1961, but have thought of him many times over the years. May God give you peace & courage as you learn to live without him. God Bless you & your family. Paulette (Olson) Iverson.

To all of Mokey's Family, So very sorry to hear about Mokey. I remember going to their house in Killdeer and visiting with his mother, Aunt Ida, and him. I remember him always having a basketball bouncing. We certainly enjoyed visiting with you both when we were in Billings in May of 2013. Sending hugs and prayers to all of you, and keeping you in our thoughts. Mary and Louie Stradiotto, Roseville, CA