Henry Goldthwaite Seibels III

With deep sadness is the learning of the transition of Henry G Seibels 111 Henry,his mother and father were engaging and became friendly beginning about 1977-78 period upon a newcomer beginning to attend regular service at the Cathedral Church of the Advent which will always be remembered. Henry, a few cousins, myself Less than appx 15 were in attendance for the burial of his relative Honorable George G. Seibels at the Mudd House in the year 2000. Henry will be remembered for thoughtful...

Donna, I am so sorry to hear about Henry. I know God is saying well done good and faithful servant. My prayers for you and your family. Sincerely, Michelle Hornberger.

So sad to hear of your passing buddy..Our friendship goes back to the days at Shades Valley & the shared lunches as real estate brokers. Your whit,humor & infectious smile always had me in stitches... A friend to all you are missed! Alan Datnoff

We are so sorry for the loss the Seibels family must be feeling. Henry was such a sweet and mischievously funny man. I think of him every time I hear the liturgy at Advent that speaks of "inestimable love" because he remarked that he thought it was an impossible phrase to pronounce. Ironically, I think he carried that inestimable love for his family. Rest in peace, dear man. Prayers of comfort for his family.

We are saddened to learn of the passing of Henry. He was in our class at Indian Springs school. Though he finished at Shades Valley, he continued as a friend and we always felt that he was a member of our class. We fondly recall his smiling grin and gentle self-deprecating humor. The Hawley family including our daughter Mary Catherine and her husband Brandon Thornton share your sense of loss.

We love you Henry and a grateful for hit quite guiding kindness and love for fellowship We loved Henry

Doug and Sheila Little would like to offer our sincere condolences to Henry's wife and children and his extended Seibels family. Henry was a dear friend from Ahmic Lake. He faithfully entered the annual road race there and was a fierce competitor. Henry was a kind,funny, caring person. Rest in peace Henry.

I would like to send my sincerest sympathy to Henry's family and friends . It has been a pleasure to know him over many years in Magnetawan . May God walk with you , his family , as you mourn your loss . With sympathy Nancy (Raaflaub) and Bill Woodruff

Henry and my brother Barnett, were best friends. Henry was always at our house on Saulter road, and they would alway abuse the little brother (me) but I enjoyed the attention from the older guys. Henry was kind man, who had a great laugh. I met his dad a few times, and Henry Jr. was a special man as well. I am sure, the Seibels family will celebrate Henry's life. Henry was the kind of person who positively impressed on others lives. May God give Peace to Henry's family, he was a funny and...