1922 - 2014
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My favorite teacher of all time.... she brought history and geography to life ... She was so creative... 5th grade Sacajawea Elementary
December 18, 2014
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Margaret has a steady and kind temperment that I enjoy and she is fun!! Love her very much, as I was a caregiver and friend.
She always had a pot of coffee on and a cake ready in case people stopped by to visit - and they did come to visit her and Zoey, her sweet dog.
I learned alot from Margaret. "Trust in the Lord and you shall be saved into the Kingdom of Heaven one day.
She was like a mother to me.
Love You,
Lisa Kirkham
Charles Wayne Clark
March 23, 2014
I was a poor reader until 5th grade, when she became my teacher. She was such an inspiration I was reading at 9th grade level by the end of the year. Now I can read 3 languages in 4 scripts. Thank you Mrs. Siegenthaler
Wayne Clark
March 23, 2014
Mrs. Sigenthaler inspired me to read. I'll always remember her fondly.
Angelique Palassis
March 23, 2014
I remember all the songs we learned, and how on Fridays we were allowed to choos our favorites to sing.
Coleen Welt
March 23, 2014
I loved playing the Handbells. I remember her keeping time with her foot and her hands. I attended Sacajawea from 1972-1978
joan Gojenola Goins
March 22, 2014
My love of music came from her! So many wonderful memories singing in the choir and playing the bells. Thought of her often over the years.
Melissa Reninger
March 22, 2014
I still sing the songs I learned at Sacajawea Elementary School. All the kids were able to participate in the school's musical productions. Thanks to Mrs. Siegenthaler, I have many wonderful memories.
Mary Ann Boffey
March 21, 2014
I remember being in her choir, singing singing singing. Oh Holy Night is my favorite Christmas music, and because of her I was able to sing it quietly to my father-in-law before he passed... rest in peace Mrs. Siegenthaler, and condolences to her family.
Carol Clayton
March 21, 2014
I learned, from her, my love of playing in a bell choir. I do it today for my church and think of Mrs. Siegenthaler every time!
Karen Christianson
March 21, 2014
Mrs. Siegenthaler was my music teacher at Sacajawea and was known for her rhythm instruction by TA TA TEE TEE TA.
- Karen Christianson
Staci Baisch
March 21, 2014
Mrs. Siegenthaler was my grade school music teacher in the 70's. She was perhaps the most influencial teacher that I had. I still play the flute 41 years later. May the knowledge that she enriched so many lives bring warmth to the hearts of those left behind.
Nancy Siegenthaler
March 19, 2014
Her laughter.
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