Angeline Ann Zent

Angeline Ann Zent passed away on October 23, 2022 in Casper, Wyoming. She was born in Bismarck, North Dakota on March 13, 1930. Her parents were Frank Joseph and Elizabeth Ann (Fischer) Rothschiller. Angeline or Angie as her friends called her was the middle child of eleven children. A child of the Great Depression and teenager of WWII. It was there that she found a love of history and reading, which she carried her whole life. The 92 years between were filled with family, multiple homes and residences, and her never-ending love of God and family.

In 1951 she married Robert Duane Zent in Mandan, N D. They later divorced. Their children are: Susan (Leslie), John (Jane), Robert (Becky), Dewey, Lee (Michelle) and Carole (Brad). She was preceded in death by her parents; Frank and Elizabeth Rothschiller, siblings; Francis, Beatrice, Betty, Geraldine (Gerry), Loretta, Richard (Bud), Tom and Mary, an infant son, Dewey Carroll, a grandson, Curtis Wayne James and a great grandson, Nixon Finn David. Angie is survived by her brother, Jim Rothschiller and a sister, Rita White, her five children, fourteen grandchildren and thirty-two great grandchildren.

Angie was a great home cook and baker. She poured her love into her baked goods, making everything from elaborate cakes, perfectly baked pies, and specialty cookies. She was especially well known for her Angel Food Cake, Cinnamon Rolls, and Date Pinwheels. She also passed along many German noodle dishes and soups that walk her children down memory lane every time they are made or mentioned: Chicken Liver Dumping Soup, Kase Knipp, Ram-noodle, and German Sausage. Having grown up during the Great Depression, Angie was frugal and resourceful. She didn't waste a thing and maintained a "can-do" attitude even in trying circumstances. She was grateful for what she had and cared more about others than herself. Later in life she worked in the food industry and was a loving caregiver to family and friends. She was a practicing Catholic, a member of St Patrick's Parish for forty years and supported various Catholic charities with her time, talents and finances.

For the last 8 1/2 years Angie was a Garden Square resident. She loved and trusted the staff at Garden Square who gave her friendship and love in return. In lieu of donations, please contribute to your favorite charity. Cremation has take place with grave side services to take place in North Dakota at a later date. She will be remembered and missed by her large family and many friends, for she touched their lives.

Arrangements are under the direction of Newcomer Casper Chapel To leave a special message for the family, please select the "Share Memories" option.