Terry C. Sieve

Terry C. Sieve, my cherished husband and partner for over 30 years has left this earthly world on Tuesday, November 14, 2023. His fight to overcome his illness was never ending. No one enjoyed life as much as he did. The simple pleasures of life here in Spanish Wells, where we have lived most of our married life, kept him going. In early years, golf was number one to Terry, but later his card games with his buddies, his “dog walking “pals with his precious pup “MAX”, was the joyous part of each day for him. It always amazed me that he knew the names of every dog in the neighborhood but couldn’t remember my middle name! Terry, who in later years became a realtor, never, ever knew an enemy. He was a true friend to all he met or passed while golf cart riding with MAX around the community. To say he was a “people” person is an understatement. There was never any confrontation in his world, it was not in his character. His caring for friends, helping those in need, visiting shut-ins, just to mention a few, was normal for Terry to do, without question. To all of you who have prayed, cared, helped, and loved my Terry, I thank you with all of my broken heart. He was super huge in my life and will not, or could not, ever be replaced. Max and I are truly devasted and we will miss him terribly. He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Marcia; beloved daughter, Kimberly Wira; grandsons, Chad Hastie and Tyler Wira; and great granddaughter Lyla Hastie. Also surviving is his extended family, stepson, Jimmy Doerflein and his wife Sue; step granddaughters, Adrienne (Jeremy) Sternberg and Chelsea Hautman; his two step great granddaughters, Alexis and Stella Sternberg. He was truly and dearly loved by all his family members. One point to Terry’s character…barely able to speak, he insisted on calling his boyhood friend of seventy plus years to thank him for being his beloved friend. Barely having the strength, he managed to call one more friend from up north, telling him he wouldn’t be able to enjoy their weekly chats on the phone. I was stunned at his perseverance. One of his last requests to me was that he wanted to watch the Cincinnati Bengals one last time. What will forever be imbedded in my heart was when he said to me, “I love you and thank you for taking such good care of me”. Private services will be held in Cincinnati at a later date. Arrangements are being handled by Shikany's Bonita Funeral Home, Family Owned Since 1978.

Terry C. Sieve

November 27, 1938 - November 14, 2023