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Who Is Anton Rosicky Hardworking
Anton Rosicky was a genuine and honest man. Even approaching death, he stayed unselfish and put others first. Rosicky was not only hardworking, he was also positive and charitable. This is an amazing illustration of how staying positive and putting others first makes not only them happy, but us too.

Rosicky was a very hardworking man who provided for his wife and family for many years. When Rosicky was informed that he had a bad heart and couldn’t work on the farm anymore, Rosicky asked the doctor if there was any work he could do at all, even as little as “shelling corn”. (2) Even though he had a bad heart and wasn’t supposed to work or do chores, he refused and insisted that he do as much as he could.

Anton Rosicky was positive and always
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