Len W. Sadler, 58, of Amidon passed away January 29, 2024 at Fairview University of Minnesota hospital. Funeral services will be held February 7, 2024 at the Slope County fairgrounds in Amidon at 2:00pm. Pastor Renee Johnson will officiate with burial to follow in the Lebanon Lutheran Cemetery, Amidon, ND. A gathering at the Amidon Community Center will follow the burial. A late lunch will be provided by the Amidon Fire department.

Services will be live-streamed and the link will be added here.  It will be on Len Sadlers Facebook page.

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Len Sadler was born November 18, 1965 to LeRoy "Red" and Virginia "Gini" Sadler (Engelman) of Amidon. Len attended grade school in Amidon moving over to Bowman for a short time after the family house burned down. He graduated from New England High School in 1984.  After graduating, Len tried his hand in the oilfield.  He then worked at the bowling alley where he picked up his love for the game.  He eventually started his own business and opened Badlands Auto Body and Glass.  With his business at the family farm, Len spent his time caring for his mother, helping the neighbors farm, and keeping up on the upkeep. He was a volunteer for the Amidon Fire department. He really enjoyed the time he spent with the car club.  You were sure to see him at the slope County fair every August.  His love for classic cars, or any car was undeniable along with his love for his community.  He also kept himself busy with collecting different things, hanging out with friends and family.  Len had a big heart and felt very humbled and loved with the support of all who knew him.

Len is survived by his siblings; Cheryl (Sadler) Hiller, Lee (Sally) Sadler and Cindi (Sadler) Knisley. His nieces and nephews; Stephanie (Hiller) Perkins, Stacey (Joe) Sadler-Gudorf, Luke (Courtney) Sadler, Shawn Hiller, Sara Knisley and Cody (Serita) Sadler and Tanya (Aaron) Erntson and their daughter Esme. His great niece and nephew, Landon and Liam Perkins and Jolene Sadler and great-great nephew Daxton Perkins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Red and Gini Sadler, maternal grandparents John and Emma Engelman and paternal grandparents Pete and Oral Sadler and 2 great buddies Matt and Andy.