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Larry Siegfried

1939 - 2010

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Larry E. Siegfried PERRYSVILLE: Larry E. Siegfried, age 71, resident of Perrysville, Ohio, went Home to be with his Lord and Savior, on Thursday, October 14, 2010. He passed away at the Cleveland Clinic surrounded by his loving family. Born May 22, 1939 in Shelby to John and Barbara (Parkison)...

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He led the league every year in barked shins, scraped elbows and banged up knees. He was the "Pete Rose' in the hustle category. Arms flaying and legs assailing as he dove after loose balls or dove into the pile of players going after a jump ball call.

I graduated in 1970 from Mansfield, Ohio, Senior High School. I came from a big sports crazy family. After graduation, i was working at a Manner's Big Boy restaurant to make some money for college. At one table was a four-some. One of the gentlemen asked me to please ask a man who was my second in charge if he could come out to see them. of course i said i would but we were extremely busy and this man kept asking me and i kept going to the back of the restaurant and telling my boss to...

February 5, 2011

I never met Larry Siegfried, only watched him as a young boy from Illinois.
I became an Ohio State fan watching that group of outstanding players. He was not only a great player but as I hear more stories, an outstanding human being. Obviously, Coach Taylor's lessons were taken to heart by Larry and the rest is history. God bless you Larry Siegfried. I hope to meet you some day in heaven.

I met Larry in the Summer of 1971.He was working at a basketball clinic at Oxbow High School in Bradford,VT.One evening a bunch of coaches,their wives & family/ friends all went out to dinner.Larry was so sweet to sit with my parents,Thad & Lois White & myself.He took the time to visit with us & I even put his 1969 NBA Championship ring on my finger.Never in my life did I think it would be that heavy.My father was amazed at the size of it!Larry was so gracious & gave me a ride home that...

I SAW lARRY SCORE HIS NBA HIGH OF 39 POINTS
AGAINST MY NY KNICKS.

great competitor

rest in peace,Larry

Tina and Girls, I want to express my sincere condolences to you and know that you are all in my prayers. I was on vacation that week and didn't realize Larry had passed. I just found out this morning about your loss. With my deepest sympathy, Linda

To the Siegfried Family
I am truly sorry for your loss, especially since Larry was still a young man. I was in my teens when i watched Larry and the other Celtics, and he soon became one of my favorite players. I have a picture of him in my workout room. It is displayed right alongside John Havlicek. I hope you have nothing but fond memories, as i do.

TO THE SIEGFRIED FAMILY
I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A MOMENT TO EXPRESS MY SYMPATHIES TO ALL OF YOU. I AM 62 YEARS OLD AND I HAVE LIVED IN BOSTON MY ENTIRE LIFE. I AM A DIEHARD CELTIC FAN. I HAVE HAD SEASON TICKETS GOING BACK TO 1966, THE YEAR I GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL. HAVING WITNESSED SO MANY GREAT CELTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS OVER THE YEARS HAS BEEN GREAT. WHEN I WAS 14 YEARS OLD , I HAD THE JOY OF CADDYING FOR THE LEGENDARY BILL RUSSELL AT OAKLEY COUNTRY CLUB, IN...

With heartfelt sympathy.
Nancy