Independence Day has taken on a whole different meaning as it is a Remembrance of you. Having to let you go on July 4, 2020, your Independence was ending while a new since of Independence was happening for me and our family. We talked about "going home" after our Earthly bodies die, I just wasnt ready for you to go. My own selfishness really. Maybe you were, I know you didn't like this place called Earth. I hope you are Resting In Peace and could finally know your Mother. You were the absolute love of my life, Michael H Seibert. In your Loving Memory, Cindy
We will always remember getting together for picnics when Michael and family came home for visits from CA. Love you bsby brother.. RIP Your sister Donna and family
I think back to our childhood, and how circumstances were not the best for him. I think back to when he came to California, and I was so happy that he could get a new chance in life. I finally had my brother with me again.
When he started a family, Mike's focus was on being the best father he could be. He was always there for his kids, teaching them right from wrong, explaining to them the realities of life.
He was practical and incredibly talented when it came to working on cars. He was self-taught and he NEVER gave up. If he didn't have the right tool, he rigged one. I admired him for his problem solving. His mind always spinning as he worked through possible solutions.
I miss my brother. I cannot view a picture of him without crying. I am thankful for the opportunity to be with him when he passed. There were so many things I wanted to do for him still. I wish I had more time with him.