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Nicholas Seigle Obituary
Wichita, KS - Nicholas Morris Seigle, 30, of Wichita, Kansas and long-time resident of Redding, California passed away unexpectedly on August 21, 2020. He was born to Pat Seigle and Lesli Bettes of Redding, California on February 26, 1990.
Nick loved his country, being a proud patriot, Nick joined the US Army as an Infantryman immediately following high school. With Nick's unmatched work ethic and professionalism after a few years working as a mover he started his own company USA Veterans Moving Services. During Nick's time in service he met his wife Amanda K. Seigle. On March 9th, 2014 they welcomed thier Son Jack Morris Seigle, who was his proudest accomplishment and the most important part of his life.
Nick is preceded in death by his Grandmother Mary Angela Seigle, Grandfather Richard Earl Seigle and Grandfather Jim Bettes.
Nick is survived by his Wife Amanda K. Seigle, his Son Jack and Stepdaughter's Ana and Addi, his Brother Christopher Seigle, Sisters Amanda Souders and Hana Bettes, Mother Lesli Bettes, Father Patrick Seigle and Step Mother Robin Seigle. Also, by numerous cousins, uncles and aunts who all played an important role in his life and loved him dearly.
Nick had a charismatic personality. It was easy to be drawn to his smile, charm and sense of humor. He had many life-long friends that he held dear to his heart. Nick will be missed by all who knew and loved him.
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Doug Griffin
June 28, 2021
Hi Lesli, I´m so sorry for your loss with Nick. I remember him when he was younger, he was a great kid!
Amanda Seigle
September 22, 2020
Your memory will always be preserved in our hearts forever Nick , until we meet again and our family can be whole . Love ya babe , we’ll always thinking of you .
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