Anita Sieber Obituary

In remembering Anita I have borrowed the words from "A Course in Miracles" which bring her to mind:

"The still infinity of endless peace surrounds you gently in its soft embrace, so strong and quiet, tranquil in the might of its Creator, nothing can intrude upon the sacred Son of God within."

With my deepest sympathy to all of Anita's family and friends from a fellow PW member, OES sister, and CHMC volunteer. She will be missed...

Knew Anita when working at LCGH. Stands out in my memory that she had such positive energy, visible through her kindness and smiles so freely shared with others. So sorry to hear of your loss.

I was incredibly sad and sorry to learn that Anita had passed away. She was a wonderful lady. I worked with her many times when she came shopping at my store. I didn't know her so well outside of seeing her come in smiling and shopping, but I wanted to pass along my condolences. She always made my day when she came in. I always thought of her as one of my favourite customers, which probably sounds weird. But as i said, I really liked her a lot. Your family will be in my thoughts.

Easter offers hope to those who grieve. In the short time I worked with Anita as a fellow volunteer, I was blessed by her kindness and support as we served the residents of United Helpers. Her gentle spirit was a source of peace for all us.

I was so shocked to hear of Anita's passing. I knew her during our younger days and she was always a fun loving person. Our mothers were good friends too. You are all in my thoughts and prayers with deepest sympathy. Emily Potter Lodestro

Ed, Eric & Melissa We are so sorry to learn of Anita's death. She is much too young for this. She surely was always a kind, friendly, loving person. We both have know her for since her childhood. We shall look forward to seeing you in Turin, later this spring. Love and Blessings George & Terry Cataldo

Ed and family, I am glad I had the privilege of knowing and working with Anita for the years I did. She was always caring and compassionate to everyone. She was just a beautiful person, both inside and out. I am blessed to have known her.

Ed and family, I was shocked and sad to hear about Anita...she was a wonderful lady and we always ejoyed our conversations when I saw her at Busters or other events. She will be missed dearly.

Ed and Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies. Anita will be missed by all.

Ed and family,
I'm terribly sorry to hear of Anita's passing. Although I can not make the service, you are in my thoughts and prayers. With deepest sympathy.

Ed, Missy, and Eric--Please accept my sympathy for your loss. I remember that whenever Anita and I had occasion to meet, conversation was easy no matter the topic. May your many happy memories and the knowledge that she is at rest in the Lord bring you comfort and peace.

Ed, I'm so sorry to hear about Anita. She was a classy lady! You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Ed...Our condolences go out to you and your family during this difficult time. We shared some great times in the coffee shop...

My condolences to Anita's family. I worked with Anita on occasion at Claxton Hepburn Mental Health Unit. She was a very kind and gracious lady, always appeared to be happy and enjoying her work. I also noted that she was a "sister" in OES, which I did not know until now. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your loss. Gail Kerr

Ed, Eric &Missy....We were so sorry to hear about Anita. While we haven't seen each other as we did years ago......the family get togethers over holidays and summers at Brantingham are some of our best memories we have....the good old days. We're sure Anita is at peace now, having reunited with Aunt Joyce & Uncle Fred. Love Steve , Jill & Kayla

Eric, Kim, Missy and Kevin -

So sorry to hear of your loss. We hope it helps to know others are thinking of you at this difficult time. Hoping that your cherished memories of your mother bring you some comfort.

Love, Polly & Lance

"Jim and I want to offer our condolences to Ed, Missy and Eric and their spouses on the passing of "Nita." We will never forget the times we all got together in Brantingham and family get-togethers. Anita may you rest in peace."
Love, Deacon James and Christine Chaufty

We are so saddened by Anita's passing. We have so many wonderful memories of holiday meals together. Her laughter and bright personality (and also the 25 different kinds of cookies and 5 kinds of fudge) made those family gatherings very special. Our love and prayers are with Ed, Eric & Kim, and Missy & Kevin.