Ruth B Seibert

I met Ruth in November of last year. She had been home from the hospital a few weeks when I began caring for her overnights. I had just started in a nursing program and was anxious about my first experience as a caregiver. Little did I know what an angel was waiting for me. From that first night I fell in love with her. She was just so precious. We would hold hands and watch Billy Graham preach on Saturday nights. She was always concerned with my comfort in the chair beside her rocker and if I could hear the program. She was so gracious. She always thanked me for anything I did for her, no matter how small. I'll miss that beautiful white hair, gorgeous skin and heart warming smile. I was so blessed to know such a lovely, lovely lady.

She was the best Grandmother anybody could ask for!!! Hey Grams quit messin with my mind. We would always laugh when I said that. She used to tease when we joked with eachother. She will be missed, and will forever be my lighted candle in the heavens above.

We just know her for 3years but she became so importer to us.She was like mother&grandmother to us,she always had a smile for you.And boy she could make you laugh,she always was sing and holding you hands,Our love go out to you&Clayton&donna.We will miss her.

I knew Ruth for just a little while, and she was the kindest sweetest lady, loved her little Angel dog."Today your heart is heavy with sorrow and grief,But as days turn to months may you find sweet relief In knowing your loved one is not far away, But is with you in spirit every hour of the day." Helen Steiner Rice

Ruth was so kind and caring. I knew her and husband Stanley when I was in Junior Achievement from 1966-69.Ruth had a youthful zest for life and she and Stanley were called the world's oldest teen-agers.I always enjoyed the Asian theme to Ruth and Stan's home wherever they lived. I spent at least a week every summer from 1972-75 in Richton Park when they called Illinois home.I have so many wonderful memories when Ruth traveled on the long bus ride to the National Junior Achievement conference in Bloomington, Indiana.Ruth had a singular laugh that I will miss, too.

Dearest Kathy,Im so sorry in the loss of your mother.She was a precious lady.I have thought about her so so much since you both moved from Coweta,as I missed styling her hair after she left. She was a classsy lady whom I adored.May our loving God be with you at this traumatic time and wrap his arms around you tightly.(Ive missed you too) Barbara