Robert Fred Sieck

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Robert Fred Sieck, 83, of Lincoln passed away August 14, 2024. Born March 14, 1941, in Lincoln, NE to Walter and LaVerne (Ringstmeyer) Sieck.

Robert was baptized and confirmed at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Malcolm, NE.

Robert retired from Yellow Freight as a truck driver. He was a Charter member of Wildness Ridge Country Club.

Family members include his wife, Paula; son Robert (Lisa) Carpenter, Lincoln; 3 grandchildren and 3 step grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren; sister Sondra (Stan) Bluma, Omaha; 2 nieces.

Preceded in death by his parents.

A celebration of life gathering will be held on September 22, 2024, from 2-4 pm open house at Wilderness Ridge, 1800 Wilderness Woods Pl.

Memorials to the Alzheimer’s Association or American Heart Association.

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Services

September22

Celebration of Life Open House

2:00 pm-4:00 pm CST

Wilderness Ridge

1800 Wilderness Woods Pl., Lincoln, Nebraska

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September 20, 2024

Bob’s open joy of friendship was special. He was always ready for a chat ! ‘Pork’ always enjoyed a round of golf with Bob! Dee had a better day after seeing him at LifePointe! Caring condolences to Paula and all his family!

– Earl & Dee Oltman

August 31, 2024

Paul and Family. sorry for your loss. I recall all the years of golf, both local and day trips to courses in Beatrice, Nebr City and Omaha areas. Then came COVID and pandemic, health problems and getting older! Condolences Darrell and Clarice Bailey

– Darrell Bailey

August 26, 2024

I only knew Bob a short time at Bryan LifePoint, but always enjoyed his company and the many stories he had to tell. He always had a smile and a friendly attitude although he carried on with many physical ailments. Bob would have been a good politician because he obviously cared about other people and what was happening in the community. He is missed.

– Jim Linderholm

August 25, 2024

Bob and I worked many years together at Yellow Freight and always had alot of enjoyment along with Jim Hubbell and others while we there for work. Bob and Jim will be playing alot of golf together in Heaven I think. Bob was a wonderful friend and colleague, always keeping me informed on everything that was happening with the Union and our pensions. Always enjoyed seeing him at Bryan physical when I was going through help after my heart attack. He will surely be missed. God Bless Bob

– Randy Coil

August 22, 2024

Bob, Frank Vogt and I went out to Wilderness Ridge countless times over the years. Sometimes we would interrupt our conversation and actually hit a golf ball. Robert was one of a kind – bright, generous, garrulous and warm hearted. He hasn’t passed away, he’s been called up to the Yankees team in the sky where he can trade baseball stories forever with Mickey and Yogi. He was a dear man and I will miss him. RIP Bobby David Bass

– David Bass

August 21, 2024

Bob and I and David Bass plus others played lots of golf at his favorite Wilderness Hills golf course over many years, in fact since it opened. Always a great golf partner and friend. Of course toddy’s with Paula after the round.