We, Almira V. Freeman & David E. Freeman and the rest of the Freeman-Morris Family, do want to extend our heartfelt sympathy to the late Peggy Sieber's Family. We had no idea that Peggy's remains lay in repose one street over from where we reside in Garfield. Peggy played a major role in our family's growth and development by way of St. Francis Medical Center. It has been more than thirty-seven years since we encountered one another. May Peggy rest in peace and everlasting light shine on her. May God also be with her family and friends during this difficult period.

Almira V. Freeman

for our Family

I wish to give my most sincere thoughts and prayers to Brendan and his family. I had the opportunity to join Brendan in Honduras these past two weeks. Brendan radiates love and care that I am sure his Nan showed him throughout her life.

Our deepest sympathies to all of Mrs Seiber Family. What an honor it was to have known her. May she Rest In Peace with her Husband, Son and Grandson..

I am so sorry for your loss. Even though I only met Peggy a few times, she seemed like a wonderful person. I'm sure she will be sadly missed by everyone who knew her. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and loved ones

My Deepest condolences to the family!

My Deepest condolences to the family!

I can’t explain to the world how good of a person Aunt Peggy was. I would be here for twenty years. Thank you for giving my parents all the good advice when I was growing up. My condolences to her friends and family. Love you!

Vinnie

Dear Laffey & Sieber Family,

Your family and stories of mom’s growing up years with Peggy and Janet have been a regular thing in the life of my mom Sally’s home out here in California. Although we spent very little time with your family members...we love you all. We were lucky to know some of you through the years. Mom talked about your mother so often that she was “Aunt Peggy” to us all out here. We are so sorry for the loss of your mother and know nothing I say will stop the hurt...Just please know that your “family” out west love you and and wish we could be there to hug each of you

With deepest sympathy and love,

Berta Lee

Dear Mike, Maura, Andy, Marilyn....and all your kids and grandkids....I am so sorry about Aunt Peggy's passing...I know she is in a better place now...and we will all join her soon enough...I know you will all remember the great times that she has given us all..and she will be so so sorely missed...just enjoy the traditions that she has put upon us and she will be there every step of our journey home...

There will be a big empty chair every Tuesday evening, but we know you will be praying along with us Peg!

You have been a Blessing to everyone of us in the group, and you will always be a part of us.

We miss you and love you!

Rest in the arms of Jesus and Mary.

Dear Mike, Caryn and family

I was so sorry to hear of your loss! Please accept my sincerest condolences. You and your entire family are in my thoughts and prayers

Lisa Calamidas and family

What a wonderful gift we had from Heaven for 83 years on the earth! Aunt Peggy was a Saint while on this earth. She showed her faith and love in everything she did and said. She is someone everyone loved! She had so much heartache in her life, and still carried on, always wearing a smile, and pleasant attitude. Aunt Peggy, you will be missed by everyone! I know you have your angel wings smiling down at us, saying, "I'll see you all later! I am so happy now and am with all of my family, whom I have been pleasantly waiting to see. Prayers will be with all of you!!" You know for sure, that she will be praying for us, like she did on earth! Love you so much!!

Your Godchild,

Mary Jo

Dear Cousins,

My eyes are tearing up as I type.....losing Aunt Peggy is very difficult for me and I can't imagine how it is impacting you and your family members.

Aunt Peggy was an example to us all, a great role model who lived her faith. Not only did she love God with her whole being she exemplified great love for her family too. She championed them all and took time to champion her many nieces and nephews as well as the next generation and the generation that followed.

All of us will feel the loss of her presence on earth, especially during the Family Picnic where Aunt Peg reigned over supervising the kid's games and amateur hour.

Aunt Peggy is the last of a truly great generation: the Bartley & Tess Laffey Clan.

God Bless Aunt Peggy and all.

Theresa