Agnes Sievers

What a women she was! I always enjoyed her sharp humor. I didn't get to see her much so it was a real treat when I did see her!
Mark (pilgrim) Lokken

Brenda,
So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. I remember her as always a lot of fun, lots of opinions, and I still remember that chicken soup she made with the home made noodles....best I ever had. Thinking of you at this time.
Cheryl Prusynski Theisen

My Darling Grandma

A woman of extreme strength, courage and love,
She was beautiful, soft and now peaceful and free as a dove.
Someone on whom our admiration was built around,
For her womanhood, wife, mother and grandmother, great-grandmother since she was brought into this world.

My Darling Grandma, we will forever hold in our hearts in which we have truly learned the most from,
Your strength as a wonderful mother to our mothers and fathers.

My Darling...

as we get older our looks change,but your mom still looks almost the same as when we were kids and the good memories will always be,goodbye Aggi for now.

Granny Go-Go,
My children and I miss you dearly! I am happy that you don't have pain anymore and can read your books again! I'm hoping that you have been re-united with all of your family and Grandpa Jim. Thirty-four years is sure a long time to go without hugging or kissing your husband! I certainly hope that you've found peace in your new life.

Aunt Aggie,
you was my favorite aunt and you always did what you had to do when we kids ended up living with you , with all your kids you always found a place to put someone.. you told me the other day you would like to visit me well aunt aggie i like ghosts in my house you are welcome so come on in:) Tell My dad hello and sister Vicky and Tell that pretty baby Stephanie Nanny loves her and i know you and Daddy will be waiting for me when its my time to go.. you may be gone but i will...