Margaret Ann Reisdorff (Widtfeldt) joined the Lord on Wednesday July 15, 2026 with family by her side. Her body was tired after the long fight with cancer.

Funeral service is 10:00 a.m. August 1, 2026 at McKown Funeral Home. The family asks you dress casual or in Husker gear.

Born June 8, 1959, Annie was the first born to Marguerite and David Widtfeldt. She had 3 sisters, Susan, Bille Jo, and Jonni Davene.

She grew up in the Sandhills of Nebraska with a large family of aunts, uncles and cousins.

Annie had three children she thought the world of, Lynette Dawn, Eilene Mary and Daniel Joseph. They would bless her with her grandchildren, K’Leigh Ann, Levin and Audrey.

Family was everything to her. She would always do anything to be there for her children, grandchildren, nieces (Holly, Heather, Hailey, Rochel Nicole Davene, Natalie) and nephew Logan.

She was an adventurer. Traveling and living across the country from Nebraska to Nevada, California, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Colorado to name a few. She made friends everywhere she went.

She was always learning, working and teaching. She taught her children to be strong and independent. How to be hardworkers and give your all.

Later in life, Annie would meet Brad Reisdorff. They were married and built a home in rural Shelby, NE. They would travel to Alaska and go around the country visiting family, floating down the river, watching the Nebraska Cornhuskers play football and so much more.

Annie was preceded in death by her parents and sister Susan. She is survived by her husband Brad Reisdorff; children Lynette (Randall), Eilene (Josh), and Daniel; step-children Robbie and Jake; grandchildren K’Leigh (Mitchell), Levin, Audrey, Jessica(Phillip) and Scott; Great grandchildren Lincoln, Maisley and Andrew; her dog Pirate; sisters Billie Jo(Rex) and Jonni Davene; her nieces and nephew; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins from the Sandoz and Widtfeldt sides of her family and so many friends.

There was never a stranger around Annie for long. It wouldn’t take long for them to become a friend and part of the family.