David Oliver Sieg

Everett and I want to express our heartfelt sympathy to David's family. WE were classmates of his brother Arnold and Dave was an upperclassman at the time. Mrs. Seig was a teacher in our school. Being a small school we were all good friends. Such good memories of the Seig family.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Susie when Dave passed people around here told a story. They said when you both would walk Zelda that you always held hands. The visual is beautiful and I hope you still feel him holding your hand.

Dave and Susie were our downstairs neighbors at Oakbridge Condos. Always enjoyed both and Zelda, too, wonderful neighbors. Sending thoughts and prayers for Susie and all Dave's family. He was a good man!

I am blessed to have seen you back in July. I treasure that visit and some new family stories will keep going thanks to you Uncle Dave. You said that you wanted me to have one of your carvings to remember you and I always will. Love to my cousins and the rest of the family.

I have my lovely carved spoon by Dave hanging on my kitchen wall! We enjoyed very much meeting him 10 years ago and wish we had known him better. Sending love and hugs and condolences to his family especially to Susie. May the Lord be near to you at this time. Susan & Bob Tuke

As Normas sister I got to know Dave as a responsible, kind and loving man. His children are dear to me. He was always the brother in law who had his priorities set in stone. My.love and condolences to Carol, Jennifer and Brad, Jon, and Suzie.

I was fortunate to live close to David and Susie at Oakbridge Condos. Great people! He was always so helpful and informative. Even served on the condo board together! My condolences to the family.

Have known Dave since the 60´s and he hadn´t changed in all the years. He was a friend that everyone would be privileged to know, I know I was. He loved his life and his family to the end and if you wanted honesty, ask Dave. He always found time to stay in touch or stopped to visit when in town and I so appreciated it. He loved what he did and gave it all he had. I have a few of his carvings and use my coffee scoop everyday! Thank you Dave for being a part of my life and now Rest in Peace