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Ruth Sievers Obituary
Survivors: son, Ted Sievers, Lincoln; grandsons, Cory and Colton Sievers, Lincoln; nieces; nephews; close friends, Betty Howard, Rosemary Haase, Shirley Hoover, Margaret Moore, all Lincoln. Preceded in death by: parents; son, William "Billy" Sievers; sister, Ann Randolph; brother, Richard Randolph; ex-husband, Phillip Vanoy Sievers.
Memorial service: 3 p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. No visitation/cremation. Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to the family. Condolences may be left at www.lincolnmemorialparkandfuneralhome.com.
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Memories and Condolences
for Ruth Sievers
Geo. Strassler
February 1, 2006
Sorry to learn of Ruth's death. We started kindergarten together. My condolences to her family.
Jamee Ewing Bartek
January 31, 2006
I shall miss our telephone chats.
You always remembered birthdays.
I have always thought you a very special person. Be at peace.
John and Lynda Zimmer
January 31, 2006
We are sorry to hear of Ruth's passing. Our thoughts and prayes will be with the rest of the family.
Shirley Jones Wohlfarth
January 31, 2006
How I remember our high school days and how you were always smiling and nice to everyone.Those happy days when we had no idea what life would deal us. Rest in peace Ruth.
David Gradwohl
January 30, 2006
My condolences to the Sievers and Randolph families. I am sorry to learn of Ruth's death. We were classmates at Sheridan, Irving, and Lincoln High. I enjoyed seeing Ruth again at LHS class reunions. David Gradwohl, Ames, Iowa
J. Dolores (Dee) Rodgers
January 30, 2006
Dear Friend, although we have not be in contact for many years, our lasting High School friendship has not been forgotten. May you rest in peace in His heavenly kingdom. Dee Rodgers (Carag)
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