Todd Vigstol

Minot

Todd Anthony Vigstol, 60, Minot passed away April 11, 2026, in his home surrounded by his loving family.

Todd was born March 4,1966 in Minot, ND. Todd had a deep love for his family and friends, always there to listen & give a hug. He loved restoring vehicles, hot rods & recently his 1950 Chevy truck. He loved to hunt & fish, but it was the memories made each time that he treasured. He also loved traveling and exploring new places, golfing any chance he got but most importantly spending time with his friends, family & especially his grandchildren. Todd was affectionately known as “The Toddfather” to all and he loved that!

In 1995 Todd started the OK Tire, Minot branch. Over the next 31 years he became known as “The Guy” customers & co-workers would turn to for all needs. He was very proud of what OK Tire, Minot has become.

Todd is survived by the love of his life, his wife Jennifer (Tumberg) Vigstol; Children: Dusty (Kelley) Vigstol, Zachary (Natalia) Campana, Mckenzie (Remington) Vigstol, Amialia (Thomas) Virtue, Mitch (Christine) Campana; Grandchildren: Chase Vigstol, Addison, Hailey, Weston Campana, Iris Virtue, Adison, Ellie, Connor, Wyatt Campana; Mother: Clara Jeanne (Schimmelpfennig) Vigstol; Mother-in-Law: Virgina Ann (Glenn) Miller; Father-in-Law: Owen (Dolly) Tumberg; Sister: Lisa (Jim) Miest; Step-Sisters; Connie Lowe, Karen (Todd) Vance; Brothers & Sisters-in-law: Sharnel (Jake) Bitker, Alicia (Rusty) Kawlewski, Janae (Anthony) DeClusin, Sam (Marisa) Zutter, Josh (Becky) Tumberg and numerous cousins, nieces & nephews.

Todd is preceded in death by his father Lee Vigstol; Grandparents: Effie & Nels Vigstol, Lawrence & Clarice Schimmelpfennig; Step-sister Patty Vigstol and numerous Aunts & Uncles.

Celebration of the Life of Todd Vigstol: Friday, May 1, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. in Christ Lutheran Church, Minot. A livestream of the service may be viewed by using https://www.christlutheranminot.org/church-online/

Visitation: Thursday, April 30, 2026, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at the Christ Lutheran Church, Minot, with a prayer service to follow.

Memories and condolences can be shared at www.thomasfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Published by The Minot Daily News, April 22, 2026.