Siegfried Kurt Meyer

Still miss you Cuz. Always will.

I met Siegfried for the first time last summer. Being German myself we immediately connected and he invited me to visit him at his Canyon cabin but we did not go. We just came back into town and today went to the Deli and found out that Siefried passed away last April. I have only known him very briefly but I noticed his kindness, sense of humor, love for all mankind. My heart is aching and I am very sad that I will not see him again. My prayers and love to his family for their incredible loss.

I am Walter and Edith's daughter. I knew Siegfried but not well. I have several memories with him. I remember swimming in his pool that he had in the basement. I also remember that he catered my wedding. He also knew my in-laws, Rita Lawson. I am sad for the loss we all share. --Diana Stegner

There are no words for the sadness I feel, and the disbelief you are no
longer here to share your laughter and great food. You were one of the most giving people with the greatest personality.My condolences to your family and all those who knew you.Rest in peace.

We are shocked, we are sad, life is not fair!
Rest in Peace!
The reminiscence of yours is in our hearts.

Your German friends Karsten and Frank !

The old adage is true...if you don't have time to do it now, when will you! We were always going to take off one afternoon and go for a ride together. Your bright smile will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to your family.

We are shocked, we are sad, life is not fair!
Rest in Peace!
The reminiscence of yours is in our hearts.

Your German friends Frank and Karsten!

I have done nothing but think about how I will miss Siegfried. I have been looking for him everywhere I go. I will miss his smile and special face. I'm sure I won't be the only one. Love to the family!
Vickie Baer

I met Siegfried when I was 15 and a newly baptized member of the LDS Church. He was in the Bishopric of my ward. Under his influence we had a really close youth group. I don't ever remember him being called Bro. Meyer only Siegfried or Ziggy. He let us swim in the basement pool at his house on 9th and organized outings to Bear Lake. He taught me how to fast and to pray when I needed to make an important decision and how to talk to Heavenly Father just like He was a real person and list out the pros and cons of the decision I was trying to make. It's a process I use to this day. When I returned home from my mission to Germany, he kindly hired me to work at his delicatessen and when I showed up the first day in a dress-still in missionary mode-he let me know that it was okay to wear pants again and that I didn't need to engage his customers in conversations about religion :) When I got engaged, Siegfried is one of the first people I wanted to introduce my future husband to. We lost contact and then one summer as we were driving up Lamb's canyon to go to my grandma's cabin we saw Siegfried working outside his newly purchased cabin. He had a soft ice cream machine and gave my kids each an ice cream cone and that is what they always remembered him for. After losing contact again, I was surprised to receive a random phone call wishing me a Happy Birthday! It was Siegfried and he was getting his hair cut by my sister-in-law, Maxine. The reason for the call is that he'd just discovered we shared the same Birthday!!! We had been friends for almost 35 years and never knew that about each other. I am sorry this is so lengthy, but I don't know who to contact to share these memories with. I love this man and will always be grateful for his influence in my life.

Seigfried made life easier/possible for the 4 of us trying to live in the upper canyon year round. His efforts to plow to his place were truly heroic. He was a great friend and one you could always count for help. His solstice parties were always the social event of the season. He was a truly kind and caring person. Elaine and I will miss him always.

Unsereren Herzlichen Beileid an die ganze Familie. We are deeply sorry to hear of your loss.

Over the past 10 years, we had the wonderful opportunity to get to know Siegfried as a cabin owner in the Lower Lambs Canyon Association. He was a kind generous man and always willing to offer assistance. When he wanted to view the canyon from a higher altitude, he would come up to our cabin, sit on the deck and soak in the view of the canyon. We will all miss Siegfried at our annual canyon owner's meetings, where he would often prepare his famous Brats.

From our family to your, please accept our condolences for the loss of this great man.

Bill, Kathy and B.J. Holmberg

I have many fond memories of Siegfried when we lived next door in the early seventies. And eating at the deli for so many years. This community will not be the same without him.

I will always have such good memories of Siegfried and his wonderful family; especially the many times spent at the house on 9th East. An intelligent, humorous, talented, and compassionate man. As I type this through my tears, I can only say "you will be missed."

Dear Helga and Family,

I am saddened to hear of Siegfried's passing! I have fond childhood memories of going to the delicatessen with my parents, Ted and Gloria Evans, and getting pastrami, gouda cheese, pumpernickel bread, chocolate eclairs, and the best gummy bears in the world! In the 1970's, gummy bears were a very special treat we would only have when we went on long road trips. My brothers and I would have contests to see who could make their bear last the longest. It was so hard to not chew them!

Helga and all the family, we love you and pray that the peace of the Prince of Peace will rest on you in this most tender time!

Wit Viel Liebe,

So sorry for your loss. Some of my very favorite memories growing up were at the Meyer house. The rope bridge, the swimming pool, the lentil soup, the sleepovers, the food, the cabin, the deli, snowmobile trips, the fun and mischief. Hold onto those cherished memories and your father will continue to live on. Losing a parent is beyond tough and sad. Know that there are many others here to support and help you. Your family is our thoughts and prayers

I had the pleasure of being a business associate with Siegfried when he had the deli. He was one a my favorite customers. When I left the meat industry to open a custom motorcycle shop with my husband, somehow Siegfried found our little shop. He became an awesome customer, bringing amazing input, sausages and invites to his parties. It has been a privilege to know him professionally and personally. We at DIRTYRATMOTOCYCO will miss his enthusiasm, friendship, and of course, THE SAUSAGES!. Siegfried, you were a true down to earth amazing intelligent human being. It was on honor to be in your presence. Love and condolences to your family and friends. Rest in peace and ride that highway!
Love your family @ DIRTYRAT...

To the Meyer family. Nia, Heidy Christina, Helga Meyer. also to his children that he loved with all his heart. It makes me so sad to hear of Siegrieds passing. It took me by surprise and i am still trying to comprehend it all. I grew up working and playing with all of you. each step of lifes journey adds and enhances the next one. Cathy I love you , what a hard worker and smart woman you always were. Heaven has a new Angel.

Siegfried, you have been such a dear friend to our family, especially to Irene, she just turned 94 last week and will so miss those hugs and a kiss every time she saw you at the cabin. She still talks about all the great food, brats, and infectious laugh and all the fun. What a great loss to the family, our prayers and thoughts are with you. Thanks for being such a dear "Lamb's Canyon" friend. You will be missed.

Siegfried was such a dear friend to our family, especially Irene, who just turned 94. She will miss that great hug and kiss he would give her every time she was at the cabin. She has asked us many times this winter, when she can get into the cabin. she is 94 and still has so many fun memories of Lamb's Canyon, the great Brats and Siegfried's delicious food, infectious laugh and all his love for everyone. Siegfried, you will be missed. Our heart and prayers go out to the family. He was an amazing man and friend. He has made us better people having known him.

it is so hard to imagine that the next time I go to Lamb's Canyon, I won't be able to visit Siegfried. In some way, I hope he'll always be in the canyon he loved.

Lynn Anderson

We all will miss you very much. I have known you since I came here in 1962. I enjoyed all your delicatessen and the catering job you did.
My deepest Symphathy to the family and specially to your Mother Helga Meier.

Your Loss is felt all over town, we all enjoyed your food and your willingness to always cater for any occasion.

My deepest Sympathy to the family and specially to his mother Helga Meier.

Mary Sowada

Cameron and Family- My condolences for the loss of a great man. I remember Sigfried allowing us as Friends of Cameron to go and stay at his cabin. We always had great food, company, and fun memories. I quietly appreciated Sigfried and the man he was. Thanks for the memories. Till we meet again. Brady Stone and Family

You will be missed

It's hard to believe Ziggy's gone. Seems like yesterday he was fixing meals for the guys in the Reserve Unit. He had us all waiting for the next drill 'cause his food was so good. My condolences to his Loved Ones and Family, he will be greatly missed. God Speed Zig, R.I.P.

We've only known Siegfried since 2012 when we got our cabin in Lambs Canyon. We love visiting, talking, and the kids especially like feeding the fish! Siegfried dug me out of the snow more than once and rushed me to the ER when I broke my ribs from a fall! He's always been very kind and friendly to us. He'd tease me for the longest time as I'd bring my kids with me but not my wife, questioning if she really existed, but finally they did meet. We'll miss him, his friendship, and pray for his loved ones through this difficult time.

He's a true friend with a smile as big as his heart. Almost as quick with a joke as he was with an offer to help. He will never be forgotten!

Siegfried was a good friend back in the old Army Days. He turned every Summer Camp into a Vacation! I enjoyed his fun spirit and he was a great baker.

My cousin's cabin was my happy place when I visited Utah. I will always love him and miss him.

My deep condolences to the family of Siegfried. Thank you for having given me my first job in the U.S.It was such a coincidence you were born only one city next to where I grew up in Burg Stargard. What a small world it is.

Siegfried will always be in our hearts. The Carder Family

We will really miss Siegried. We have known him for 27 years and he has been like family.Prayers to his family and friends for such a great loss. God be with you till we meet again.

Unser herzlichstes Beileid zu dem tragischen Verlust.

I'm sorry to for your loss!! My dad Josef worked with your dad at his deli and I remember your dad so well and have many fond childhood memories of going to his cabin for get togethers and going to the deli with my mom to have lunch with my dad and Siegfried was always there with a big smile on his face and would always talk to me and made me feel like I was just as important as the grow ups. He was such a dear family friend to us but especially my dad and we are going to miss him greatly!! My love hugs thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time .