Webb A. Sisemore

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Sisemore family,
In 1976, I joined the carpenters apprenticeship program with Local 751 in Santa Rosa. John Walsh was my neighbor and I suggested that he also join the program, which he did and he promptly went to work. A little later and being in between jobs, John suggested that I try to work for Webb. I applied and was hired on. I worked for Webb from 10/78-6/79, again from 8/79-9/79 and later from 9/80-11/80. I could not have worked with a better contractor or a better crew,...

Dear Family & Friends of Webb;

Over 32 years ago, Webb hired me as an apprentice carpenter. It was pretty much my first job after I mustered out of the Navy.

At first, I'm sure we BOTH didn't think it would work out. It was supposed to be a summer job until I went back to school at SRJC, but Webb's patience and kindness somehow managed to crack the very large rock of my ignorance & inexperience... Not to mention a few good bumps from his foreman & friend, Joe...

Dear Sisemore Family,
I am sorry to read about the passing of Mr. Sisemore. I am taking a trip down "Memory Lane" and remembering your family from the days of Hacienda Drive... what a fun time that was! All the neighbors were so great. I send my heartfelt sympathy and condolences for your loss.

Mrs. Sisemore, David, Martin, Patricia & Family,

I was greatly saddened to hear about the loss of Mr. Sisemore. I missed seeing him at Annadel State Park on his daily walks and stopping to chat with him. I know he will be sorely missed by you, your family & many friends. My hopes and prayer are with you all.

Sincerely,
Mike Hardin