Carl F. Seibert Jr.

Carl was one of the most influential people in my life, as a teacher and track coach. He taught me the importance of integrity and hard work and was my mentor in so many ways. Thank you Carl@

One of my first Great teachers. Thoughts with the family.

I remember some classes with Carl like it was yesterday although its now more than 30 years ago.

Good guy.

Carl Seibert was an amazing teacher and a great coach. He had a huge influence on my life. I was his phys ed student and member of the cross country team way back in the sixties, when he first came to MLHS. He had a special way of encouraging everyone to do his best; always positive; never critical. Carl was one of the main reasons I decided to become a teacher, and although I taught mathematics, I still managed to work in many of Carl's techniques, year after year. I will never forget him.

Carl was a good and faithful companion to Barbara for all the many years we knew him, and we are grateful for their happy years together.

Mr. Seibert, I have fond memories of you and am saddened by your passing. Thoughts to your family.

My Prayers and condolences to his family. Carl had a very brief presence in my life but a long and fond memory since. In 1975, Carl became my mentor/cooperating teacher while I did my Student teaching at MLHS and middle school. Everyday for three months he backed me and "advised" me through my experience. His large physical and sportsman's stature, milatary background and commanding presence belied a heart of gold, gentle nature and wonderful wit that helped me through a stressful...

Carl was a wonderful, warm , kind human being. When I came to Mt. Lakes as a novice teacher, he was an excellent mentor, and then a close friend to our family. We shared ice boating, snow mobiling, archery, and family fun. Those are the happy memories of him that help in this time of grief. Dear Barb, Carl, Kris and your families, you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Carl Seibert was a wonderful and patient teacher, but probably more importantly he had a marvelous sense of humor. Some of my best (or most embarassing) memories of high school are with him. As a health teacher, I busted out in nervous laughter when he went through the male reproductive system - he did what he could to not laugh too - he was very cool about it. He was also cool when I chose to do my health paper on spontaneous combustion - of which there is no scientific evidence, so of...