Fred K. Sibley

It is with profound sadness that I learned today of the passing of both Fred and Ursula.Although there is little I can say or do to bring you comfort in the loss of both your parents, may it help to ease the sorrow in your hearts to know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.Please accept my heartfelt condolences...May God hold them both in the palm of His hand..." The heart remembers most what it has loved the best".

Fred was a "one in a million man." His honesty, integrity, ethical principles, and common sense made him quite a memorable person. I valued his friendship and financial advice. I will miss him, but am grateful that our paths crossed.

Fred was a "one in a million man." He was honest, ethical, and had common sense. This combination of attributes is hard to find. I valued his friendship and financial advice. I will miss him, but am happy that our paths crossed.

Tina and Family: Remembering fondly so many good times at the Sibley house when we were young. I'm unable to celebrate your Dad's life with you tomorrow, but my thoughts are with you.

Ken and Family, Sorry to hear about your dad. I still remember him well from our childhood days. He will be missed by many.I can relate to what you are going through. Just lost mine 26 days ago. Be strong and God Bless.

Ken and family. I am sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. I remember him from his days in Vallejo years ago. He was a good man and an asset to the community.

Fred and Ursula were very special people and great friends. We enjoyed many, many years together in politics and business. They both will be sorely missed. Our thoughts go out to their whole family....Terry and Jolyn Curtola

To the Sibley Kids...
It has been a really rough couple of years for you all.

There are no words to say how badly I feel and they will be so very missed. What wonderful memories they both leave us with. You kids were the most important thing in their lives.

With love, Yvonne Grate