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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, William Bill Siegenthaler 77 years old , born on August 1, 1942 and passed away on March 3, 2020. We will remember him forever.

William “Bill” Siegenthaler, Jr, age 77, passed away peacefully at home in Medford, Oregon on Tuesday March 2. Bill was born on August 1, 1942 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to William and Lois Siegnthanler. He graduated from Artesia High School in 1960. He played football for the Artesia Bulldogs and was part of the infamous 1957 state championship team. Bill played football for the New Mexico Military Institute and graduated from the University of New Mexico where he was a proud member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. Bill lived the majority of his life in Artesia. He and his wife retired to Medford Oregon in 2014.
Along with his wife Sharon Siegenthaler, they raised two children, Lara and Nick. Bill had a passion for art and sculpting. He also loved to take day trips, having picnics, being in the kitchen making red chile sauce, barbequing country style ribs, and enjoying all of this with friends and family. To many he was a staple in the community. He was admired for being a loyal friend, having great storytelling skills, a quick wit, an infectious smile, and a contagious laughter. Bill is preceded in death by his father Bill Siegenthaler Sr, mother Lois Siegenthaler, mother Pearl Siegenthaler and sisters Loy Sue Siegenthaler and Dale Laabs Bill is survived by his wife Sharon, daughter, Lara Siegenthaler (Fred), son Nick Hines, dog Parker, granddaughters Peyton and Hadley Hines, sister Linda Calvert (Don), sister Lou Anne Patterson, sister K.B. Stavley (Butch), along with many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. The family will have an intimate memorial in June on the Oregon Coast.


June 29, 2022
June 29, 2022
I knew Bill for much to little of time. But to have known Bill for ANY amount of time was to have you're life enriched. His friendship and association meant you were in the company of a genuine individual who made you feel wellcome and warm always. I knew Bill as simply a friend. But he was so much more. A devoted lifelong husband to Sharon. A loving father and grandfather. As well as uncle and cousin to many others in the family. Bill had many talents,beliefs, and convictions. But most of all I will remember Bill Sigenthaler as a deep spiritual man who searched for truth and meaning in life.........Bill, forgive me for not being there when you may have needed me the most. You are loved
and will be missed by so many, myself included. Soar on my friend!
March 5, 2020
March 5, 2020
We have many fond memories of socializing with Bill and Sharon, eating his famous ribs, laughing with him as he told his many stories, He was a great friend and a wonderful person who made a difference in the lives of many who knew him.  RIP Bill, 'til we meet again!
March 5, 2020
March 5, 2020
I grew up next door to Bill and his family and having them and him as neighbors was such a blessing.  So many wonderful times, from him chasing me for a block and packing snow in my ears just because I ambushed him with a lucky snowball shot to when he and Roger Staubach let me play football with them in their front yard. So many wonderful times hunting together. To them I was just another son/brother. He and his entire family were so incredible. Everyone in our neighborhood was family. I miss them all. 
March 5, 2020
March 5, 2020
Thinking of Bill with love and sadness. A true friend for many years. We have lots of stories in our memory bank. Our love to all those he left behind.

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June 29, 2022
June 29, 2022
I knew Bill for much to little of time. But to have known Bill for ANY amount of time was to have you're life enriched. His friendship and association meant you were in the company of a genuine individual who made you feel wellcome and warm always. I knew Bill as simply a friend. But he was so much more. A devoted lifelong husband to Sharon. A loving father and grandfather. As well as uncle and cousin to many others in the family. Bill had many talents,beliefs, and convictions. But most of all I will remember Bill Sigenthaler as a deep spiritual man who searched for truth and meaning in life.........Bill, forgive me for not being there when you may have needed me the most. You are loved
and will be missed by so many, myself included. Soar on my friend!
March 5, 2020
March 5, 2020
We have many fond memories of socializing with Bill and Sharon, eating his famous ribs, laughing with him as he told his many stories, He was a great friend and a wonderful person who made a difference in the lives of many who knew him.  RIP Bill, 'til we meet again!
March 5, 2020
March 5, 2020
I grew up next door to Bill and his family and having them and him as neighbors was such a blessing.  So many wonderful times, from him chasing me for a block and packing snow in my ears just because I ambushed him with a lucky snowball shot to when he and Roger Staubach let me play football with them in their front yard. So many wonderful times hunting together. To them I was just another son/brother. He and his entire family were so incredible. Everyone in our neighborhood was family. I miss them all. 
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March 5, 2020
Bill was the best little brother anybody could ask for.  He had a wonderful sense of humor and could make me laugh when nobody else could.  We loved to play tricks on each other.  He made the best bar-b-que ribs I have ever eaten.  He loved to entertain and he and Sharon were good at it.  He is and will be sorely missed.  

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