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DARWIN R. SIEVERS

Fort Wayne, Indiana

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DARWIN R. SIEVERS, 64, of Fort Wayne, died at 3:13 a.m. Friday, March 8, 2013, at Vibra Hospital. He was born April 24, 1948, in Wolf Lake, Ind., a son of Russell E. and Evelyn L. (Schrader) Sievers. His formative years were spent in Columbia Township. He graduated from Columbia City Joint High...

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I am deeply saddened to learn that Darwin has passed away. My most sincere condolences go out to Joan, Chad, Amanda, and his grandchildren. He always spoke of you with great affection, and I have no doubt his passing was a tremendous loss to you all.

I taught next door to Darwin at Central Noble from 1997 to 2002. As a matter of fact, the wall behind my desk was a retractable one, not solid brick, so we both could hear the muffled interactions of each other's classes. I could even make...

I have had the pleasure of working with Darwin for the past 5 years at IPFW. It is hard to believe that he is gone. He loved his students and his students loved him. I saw this here at the university and enjoyed hearing all the stories at his funeral. Darwin was a kind and gentle man with a quick wit and an intelligent sense of humor. He has inspired many and we all miss him dearly. I am glad to have known him.

Darwin and I began our teaching lives at IPFW the same year, back in 1991. I remember we often crossed paths as we came to campus in the evenings for several years. It was often a lonely existence because there were few of us teaching then. We shared ideas, laughs, and stories. After the years passed and I started teaching during the day, I didn't see him as much, but when I did it, it was always a joy to catch up and share what our families were doing. I will dearly miss Darwin and...

I remember sitting in the office with a group of fellow colleagues, and he would often be there joining in the conversation. We didn't always talk "shop." He was quiet but had a hidden wit. Please accept my humble heart of sorrow for your loss. May God's Grace guide you on this journey.

My deepest sympathy. I was a student at IPFW and was lucky enough to have him for an English Professor.

Every time I enter a classroom to teach, I think about you and hope I'm half as good at this as you. You are my inspiration as an educator and I will miss you dearly.

Leonard and Laura,

You and your family are in my prayers and deepest sympathy for the loss of your brother. May the wonderful memories you shared together comfort you during this difficult time.

Your Friends,

The Ponder Family

Chad and family, Its never easy to say goodbye to a loved one....especially someone so close to us as a parent. Just remember those we love never really leave us.....they live on in our memories and heart and I'm sure your dad will always be an influence in your life.

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. GOD PROMISES US THAT WE WILL SEE OUR LOVED ONES AGAIN, MAY YOU FIND COMFORT IN KNOWING THAT HE IS WITH YOU NOW.