Johnette Seibel
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Johnette Seibel, 63, passed away Saturday, Dec. 23, 2017 at her home in Columbia, MO surrounded by family and friends.
A celebration of life was held Saturday, Dec 30, 2017 at D. Rowe’s in Columbia to celebrate her love for life and laughter.
She is survived by her loving husband Tom Seibel, originally of Bellville Ill, her mother Aileen “Nana” Schwartz, originally of Memphis, TN, her daughters Haley (Tom) & Amy (Austin) and son Jonathan (Jennifer) and grandchildren Emma Montgomery, Sydney & Gillian Greenlee, Torin & Lia Choy, Grady & Cohen Seibel.
Johnette was born Dec. 9, 1954 in Memphis, TN to John and Aileen Schwartz. She graduated from Bishop Byrne High School in Memphis in the spring of 1972.
Johnette met Tom in July of 1974 and married the love her life the following June 14th. They went on to have three children in Memphis prior to moving to Columbia in 1992. Throughout her career Johnette worked as a Dental Assistant in both Memphis and Columbia. She loved her profession and being able to interact with so many people daily. The final 26 years of her career were spent working for Dr. McNutt in Columbia.
Johnette will be remembered for her sweet southern charm, sense of humor and infectious personality. She enjoyed playing cards with family and friends, listening to live music and their ever popular Friday date nights. Donations may be made in her honor to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
She will be deeply missed by the countless number of people she positively impacted over her 63 years.
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My sister and I went to school with Johnette. She was so beautiful and full of life. My condolences to her family.
We loved Johnette so much at Harding Academy in Memphis. She was kind, loving, caring, and full of life! She served the teachers and students there during her years in Memphis. She left an incredible legacy that will be celebrated for many years to come! We loved her husband, Tom, her children, and parents so much. I often think of the fun time we shared together so many years ago! Please accept my heartfelt sympathy in your time of great loss. I wish so much I could have been there for the service. Please know I was there in spirit. I am lifting you ALL up in my daily prayers.
RIP Johnette… loved be soo many, you will be missed, but forever in our hearts and always bringing a smile with such good memories!
Such a dear, genuine soul and loved by so many. I’ll always remember the margaritas and Nertz games! Love you Aunt Johnette!! XOXO to all! ?
I will forever remember when Johnette and Tom first met… how it was truly love at first sight… they couldn’t wait to talk to each other during the ‘long distance’ relationship!! They are both the happiest couple we have ever met. Her charming outgoing character will be remembered forever, by friends, children & grandchildren. Love you forever!
I am truly saddened to read of Johnette’s passing. She was a gracious, cheerful and beautiful lady who was always so kind to me. My condolences to her family and to her “family” at Dr. McNutt’s practice.