Christopher Robin Siebach

Chris was one of my favorite missionary companions. He was a one in a million. This is a photo I found of him, showing his true sense of humor. Mike Burton

worked with him at ITsavvy, wonderful gentleman, always helpful. May he rest in peace

I just learned of Chris passing today from a former co-worker. I worked with Chris at PC Connection in the early 2000's. He definitely always had a positive impact on all of those around him. I often think of the situations that Chris always made more bearable through his wit and wisdom. So sorry to hear.

Sadness filled my soul and lingers. The world of friends will miss him. I learned of his passing and now seek to visit his monument, for it was Chris Seibach who presented me with a monumental task. In 1995, Chris popped around the Somersworth ward bounties and presented each family with a first printing of the The Family: A Proclamation to the world. It was not the piece of paper, but the Spirit of God he brought to our front door, even an eternal call to action. The Lord was with him and...

One of the best people I ever. Enjoyed every minute I spent with him - church, basketball, whatever. Always brought a smile and made you smile too.

My deepest condolences to the family, may you find comfort and strength from the God of all comfort in this difficult time (Isiah 26:19)

My deepest condolences to the Siebach family at this very sad time.
Psalms 116:15

Dear Sue and family- my deepest condolences on the passing of Chris. He was a good, Godly man. He is in the embrace of the Lord, Jesus Christ which he earned in his earthly time.