Mr. Seis, Dan and David. My deepest sympathies to you in the loss of Mrs. Seis.

She inspired greatness in myself and others during our time together in Mountain School.

May she rest in God's Gracious Kingdom.

My wife and I are sorry to here of the loss of such a wonderful teacher. I had the pleasure of having her for 3 yrs (I didn't flunk), but was part of a program where she taught us for 5th, 6th, and 7th grades. She was very inspirational. On a "its a small world note", she grew up in the same house as my Grampa Joe Foral in Lena. I didn't know that until later years doing the family history. It was fond memories for all of us in Mountain.

Dear Bill, Dan, and Dave,
What a wonderful gift God gave us when He created Marilyn. She had a sense of humor and compassion that uplifted all around her. No matter what happened, talking to Marilyn always made it better. What a awesome quality in an educator. I believe that everyone she taught has become a better person, due to her nurturing manner. I remember when I began teaching at Mtn School, everyone was always talking about
"the muck farm". I really wanted to know what they were talking about - I knew I could ask Marilyn without feeling totally stupid. I asked her, "Who would farm muck?" She explained it, and then we both had a good laugh. She had a way of making everyone feel at home. She was the heart of Mountain School.

Mr. Seis, Dan and David,
Our deepest sympathy to your family. Mrs. Seis was a wonderful teacher and principle. I have wonderful memories of Mountain Elem School, and you both helped make that a wonderful school that lasted several generation. We hope it brings you comfort that she brought so much happiness to so many lives.

Mr. Seis and Family,
Thinking of you at this very sad time. Mrs. Seis was an incredible teacher and Principal. Her caring and kindness touched so many students' lives. She will be greatly missed.

Dear Bill, Dan and Dave; So sorry to hear about Marilyn's passing. She was a wonderful woman, and a great friend and associate during the years I worked with her at Mountain School. I will always be thankful for her guidance and thoughtfulness given to me. Please accept my deepest sympathy at this difficult time, and keep all the wonderful memories of her in your hearts. I know I will. Sincerely, Jeannie Josephs

My deepest symapathies. Marilyn was a great mentor to me. She always had a smile weither it was at school or church. she helped me through some very tough school days. and even was my first reference for jobs. She loved all those kids that went through the doors of Mountain school. To her family... thank you for sharing your wife and mother.

Dear Bill, Dan,and Mary,our deepest sympathy Greg and I were happy that we had the chance to meet Marilyn this past summer at your cabin and to hear all the wonderful stories she shared with us. We are sorry for your loss.

My deepest sympathy to your family. Mrs. Seis was my favorite teacher, and by far one of my favorite people in Mountain. She touched my life at such an important time, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th grade ... and all the way up through adulthood! I'll be forever better for the investment she made in my life both at school and at church. Truely a lovely lady in every way.

Mr. Seis, Dan, and David - my condolences on the passing of Mrs. Seis. What an awesome lady she was. Truly a life well lived. I have so many great memories of you guys. I was fortunate to have you as neighbors in Mountain and your home was a great getaway for us. I might not have been a model student but the life lessons learned through your modeling have stuck with me. I spent some time on the phone with my brother Troy this morning talking about our time growing up there, and I can only imagine how many more of those conversations are going on now because of the the great impact of Mrs. Seis (and your's, Mr. Seis) on so many lives over the years. May God bless you.

Bill,
I was so sorry to hear about Marilyn. I never had a chance to work with her, but enjoyed the short with you when you worked in Suring.
Remember God will always be there for you. My prayers are with you. Both of you have been great for the community!

Dear Mr. Seis and family. I remember Mrs. Seis being the principle from the Mountain Elementary School where I began my education in kindergarten. She always made time to listen and truly be there for each of the students. I will always remember Mrs. Seis being a gentle, kind, and loving person who made a large impact on those in her care for their education. May God bless and sustain each of you and you travel through this difficult time. Thank you Mrs. Seis for being the wonderful educator that you were who truly love each of the students under her care. You will be missed.

My sincere sympathy to Mr. Seis and family. I have fond memories of Mountain Grade School due to having both Mr. and Mrs. Seis as teachers. What I recall most about Mrs. Seis is that she tried to bring out the best in her students and she was proud of us and our little school.

Bill, Dean and I were sorry to hear of your loss. We're sure you'll be hearing many wonderful memories from Marilyn's former students.

Mr. Seis, So sorry to hear of the pasting of Mrs. Seis. She want a great lady. I remember we have a bridal shower for her when you two got married. I loved having her as my teacher. Dianne Schneider(Holmes)

Mr. Sies and family.You and your wife were at Mountain School the whole while I was there. (I started in Kindergarten. Mr. Seis was my 7th grade teacher and Mrs. Seis was my 8th grade teacher. I have fond memories of my childhood there and you both were a big part of those memories. I would like to say THANK YOU for that. Your Family is in my prayers. God Bless.

Uncle Bill, Dan, & Dave: I extend to all of you my prayers and sympathy.

My deepest sympathy to the Seis family in this tough time. My memories of Mrs. Seis were of a fair, caring, loving person who was always willing to bring out the best in each of her students. She had such a profound effect on each student she touched. She will be sadly missed from all.

RIP Mrs. Seis, you were a great 8th grade teacher. You gave me great memories!!!
Candy

Dear Mr. Seis and family, Many of my happiest years in grade school were when I had Mrs. Seis for my teacher. For many years, after grade school, Claudette Hunter and I used to go to visit her at her home. She always made us feel welcome. She was a blessing in my life and is in my thoughts and prayers. Gwen (Coleman) Tatera

Some of my fondest memories of grade school was when I finally made it to the 8th grade and I had this kind, caring teacher who believed in every student that walked through Mountain Grade School's doors. Marilyn truly let all of us shine, and for that I will be forever grateful... May she rest in peace, deepest sympathy to the Seis family.

We have lost a wonderful woman and an inspiring teacher. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.

I was pastor at Tabor in Mountain from 1990-1998. Marilyn crocheted the edging on a blanket that she gave to our Madelyn Clare when she was born. That blanket was her best friend for many, many years and helped her through two of her three open heart surgeries. What a warm wonderful woman of God. Thank you Bill for sharing her with us. Our prayers are with you and your family as you go through the days ahead.

Marilyn was a great teacher and friend to me growing up. Anyone who had her as a teacher was a better person for it. Mr. Seis, Dan and Dave you are in my thoughts as you deal with the loss of such a wonderful woman.

I will always remember Mrs Seis as loving caring principle and teacher who made learning fun. She will be greatly missed but forever will be remembered . May God the Father comfort her family and friends during this difficult time.

My very heartfelt sympathy to Bill and family. I only have good memories of 'Miss Brye' from my three years of having her as my favorite teacher. She was like a ray of sunshine and made each day at school fun, and I knew way back in fourth grade that I wanted to become a teacher. Miss Brye was that ONE teacher that made a difference in so many lives. Darlene (Elbe) Valentine

We would like to express our sincere condolences to the family and friends Marilyn Seis. Especially to Bill, a friend and teacher.

Tom and Erika send our condolences to Bill and the family on the passing of Marilyn. I never met her but talked to Marilyn on the phone once, and remember the pleasant conversation we had. Bill and I were stationed overseas many years ago for our US Army time, and we've kept in contact. May the Lord's peace and past happy memories carry you forward at this time.

Since I grew up without a mother, Mrs. Seis was almost like a motherly figure to me. She was always fair and I could always talk to her and confide in her. She was truly a very special person. May God Bless . Kathy Hughes-Lambrecht and Dan Lambrecht

A heartfelt thank you to the Seis family for allowing Mrs. Seis to touch so many lives as a teacher at Mountain grade School. It was wonderful to have her as by 6th, 7th and 8th grade teacher. I am also a retired educator and know the stresses of teaching are over, but the classroom memories and shared moments with colleagues will always be there.

Hello To you Mr Seis and both your sons Danny and David. I was so sad to hear of Mrs seis Passing away. I only have great memories of living next to you and also seeing both of you in school everyday. I still have the Doll house that Mrs seises father made for me. It is still in perfect condition. I have so many great memories that always be with me like you with your many flowers and mrs seis sewing and cooking with me when I was little. And also danny being great friends with my brothers and of me watching david for you. You were the best neighbors.

To the family of Mrs. Seis, my thoughts and prayers go out to you at this difficult time. I have a lot of very fond memories of "Miss Brye" as she was first known to me. I remember her having the best and coolest looking 1956 Ford. She was my 5th, 6th, and 7th grade teacher at Mountain. I also had the privilege of attending her wedding, I believe in 1960. She was a wonderful teacher, caring person, and so dedicated to her profession.

My deepest Sympathy to your family. "Mrs. Seis" was my 7&8th grade teacher. I have so many wonderful memories of her and Mountain School. She was definately a Golden Apple of all Teachers.

hi bill and family had good times when i was at mountain grade school she was the best teacher i had may she rest in peace from bill and dot greasby and chuckie ready.

Bill, Dave, and Dan, you have my deepest sympathies. She was a wonderful teacher, principal, and confidant. She will be missed by many of us who attended Mountain School.

My sons and I express our deepest sympathy. My three oldest son's Andrew, Lucas and Josh Ohlrich all went to Mountain School, and remember Mrs. Seis very well. I also remember her very fondly as I worked there as the school cook. I remember her to be a very wonderful woman and a great teacher. Our prayers are with all of you.

To Marilyn's family:
My thoughts,prayers and love to all of you during this time.
I have so many fond memories of Marilyn.
As a teacher, a mentor and a friend to both my son Shawn O'Neil and I.
She and Bill very generously opened up their lovely home so we could get married in their beautiful yard many many years ago.
I am very proud to say that I had the privilege to be taught by Marilyn and to have her as a friend.
Rest in peace my friend.
Sincerely,
Tassie

Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family at this difficult time.

Dan and Family,
We are sorry, to hear of your loss. Our prayers are with you, in your time of sorrow. Cher, Mike, Angie & Jeff Whiting.

Marilyn and Bill were neighbors in Mountain and here in Antigo. She was a special and caring person. May God rest her soul. She was Nett's 7th grade teacher.

Sending all our love and God's blessings at this difficult time.
Love,
Brian Renee & Harlee Wolf (Suring)

I am so sorry for your loss. "Mrs. Seis" was my teacher in Mountain when I was in 7 and 8 grade. She was a wonderful teacher and I was so privileged to have been in her class. I loved going to school! I hope you have the comfort of knowing she touched many lives.

I never met Marilyn in person, but I have warm memories of her through our many phone talks. I will miss her. Bill was my Army room mate, so I heard about Marilyn and Bill's strong love for her from those days 52 years ago. Charlene and I send our condolences. Let's remember the good days and the wonderful life she had.