Sidney Nebeker

Nathan, James, Kinde . . . I am sorry to hear about your dad's death. He really was an original, who spawned others like each of you. What a legacy. I have no doubt that his bright mind and free spirit will carry forth in your lives and others he has touched. Take good care of yourselves and your loved ones.

I worked for Sid at Cordin Company from 1989 to 1994. Sid and his family members were remarkable people and I grew to love and appreciate them through many trials and triumphs. He was thoughtful in the things that he said and did and passionate about many worthy causes. May his family and friends be blessed with beautiful memories and may his legacy endure.

Sid began his “long night” ...
I lost my last irrevocably true friend.
Do I ever meet you Sid !?
What was left from our friendship?

I will miss your enthusiasm, optimism, wisdom, your heart energy and our conversations at breakfast and dinner ...
You were my reliance, my second "father" but above all, a best friend !

Without you, my world go diminished darker impoverished and dismissed ...
We will never walk in the night, watch the stars and talk about the...

Nathan, James and Family, my sincere condolences on the death of your father. He must have been a great man to have participated in the raising of such intelligent, witty children. Peace to you all.

I worked for Sid from 1989 to 1998 at Cordin as a Tech and Engineer. Sid was always willing to take on new projects and push the envelope to complete the task at hand. He had a lot of energy and entrepreneurial spirit. I enjoyed my time with him at Cordin and offer my condolences to the Nebeker family. Rest in peace Sid.

Chris Hahn

Vance Parker enjoyed working with Sid for many years. Sid was the electrical guy and Vance was the mechanical guy.

Many fond memories of Sid at the rock house overlooking bear lake at south Eden. He leaves a great legacy of pioneer spirit, great family, intelligence and hard work. He will be missed.