Condolence: I will miss Tom's smiling face at Xavier games...a true fan and a good man.

Condolence: Liebe Familie Siemers, zum Hinübergang ins Ewige Leben von Herrn Siemers sprechen wir, die Armen-Schwestern v. hl. Franziskus, Ihnen unsere herzlichen Anteilnahme aus. Am Grab der seligen Franziska Schervier, hier in unserem Aachener Mutterhaus, werden wir für Herrn Siemers beten. Möge er nun in Gottes Reich der lieben seligen Mutter Franziska begegnen und für uns alle hier auf der Erde ein guter Fürsprecher sein. Im Namen aller Armen-Schwestern vom heiligen Franziskus Sr. Dolores Haas SPSF

Condolence: So sorry to hear about this Sieners family. A great person and great X fan and supporter. Always look forward to seeing him at He Gardens, Cintas and on the road. A REAL gentleman. God bless you all!

Condolence: The Siemers Family -

Condolence: A truly great man! Growing up and going to high school with his daughter Stephanie, many of us spent time over at the Siemers home. It was one of those homes where the kids hung out. From building the home coming float there, to swimming, to helping rake up the leave and picking up the yard, to just hanging out, Mr. and Mrs. Siemers always made us feel at home. They were both genuinely interested in our lives. I learned a lot from just listening to Mr. Siemers. He was interested with my attending XU, and he helped Beth and I buy our first home. Mr. Siemers was a kind, smart, caring man. I remember after we had just beaten Purcell in football my senior year, and it was the first time McNick had beaten a GCL school in football in many years, Mr. Siemers came up to me to tell me that it was the best game I had played all year. To a high school kid that meant a lot and to this day I still remember him telling me that. I was very fortunate to see Mr. Siemers last year when I came home and went to a football game at McNick. There he was in the stands like always, cheering on the Rockets. Mr. Siemers you will be truly missed but my life is much better because you were part of my life. Thank you! You and your family are in our prayers. Jim O'Leary '77 Fayetteville, NC

Condolence: The Siemers Family - All of our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: What a fine gentle-man Tom was. It was always a pleasure to be in his company. Memories of him will forever be in our hearts!

Condolence: My condolences to Tom's family. I pray that your faith will help you through this painful journey. I knew Tom for so long as a result of his being not only a customer but also a Board member for our Company. He was a fine upstanding gentleman with very strong faith. And he loved Xavier! I am out of town so I will be unable to attend any of the services but know that my thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Ray Doth Intrieve

Condolence: I know when basketball season starts I will be expecting to see him come up the steps by my seat. Tom taught me to be positive and remember how blessed I am. I hope I can live out the rest of my life with as much class and dignity as he did.

Condolence: A great man-and leader of a great family. Always kind, friendly and generous. Always supported me at McNick and XU.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Tom's passing, you and your family are in my prayers. He was a great man and I always looked forward to seeing you and Tom at Saturday Mass when I was when I was taking care of the chapel. He will surely be missed. Sr. Clare-St Margaret Hall

Condolence: My condolences to Suzie and the whole Siemers family. Tom was a great man. I had the good fortune to meet him and share some special interest activities with him a few years ago. What a huge heart, a strong faith, and a wonderful, caring gentleman.

Condolence: One of Cincinnati's greatest treasures. I am so honored to have him as a friend.

Condolence: Condolences to the Siemers Family. Tom has been most respected in all of his endeavors.

Condolence: My sympathy goes out to the family. Tom was a great person. He was a strong leader in the financial industry.

Condolence: I met Tom in the early 80's coaching basketball at Xavier. I thank God for allowing me the opportunity to have been friends with Tom and his family for over 25 years. Tom was a great role model for all of us. A great friend to Xavier University. He will be missed. Tom when you get a chance give Skip a big hug! Mike

Condolence: Tom was a wonderful and caring person. I will miss him.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of tom's passing. I was also a Purcell & Xavier graduate and knew of Tom through my grandfather Henry Schuckman who was on the original board at franklin savings and loan. Give my best to his wife and to Barry. God bless.

Condolence: There are way too many good memories of Tom to write down in this space. Growing up next door to the Siemers only added to an idyllic childhood. Tom made everyone he knew feel like family, and he would go above and beyond to help with any situation. Despite all the responsibilities he dealt with, he would drop everything to help anyone who could benefit from his insight or influence. He leaves a wonderful legacy of service, encouragement and caring that will live on in all the people he has touched through the years.

Condolence: My family and I are very sad at Tom's passing. In the words of Tom, "I'm Blessed" to have known him and called him a friend. He impacted my life through Franklin Savings Loans, donations to Xavier and simple conversations and advice he passed along on our trips and interactions. The most fun memory of Tom was when we were making a long run in the NCAA tourney and he wore his lucky tie everywhere and to every game... what fond memories... Lastly, I remember him always wearing a Franklin Savings lapel pin on his jacket and he always had the American Flag as well... Sad to lose a great American and friend! Prayers and love for Susie and her family! GOD BLESS!

Condolence: I still vividly remember the night of my wedding when Tom put a $50 bill in my hand to dance with the bride. Tom always had a way of making people feel so special and loved. He was truly a caring, compassionate and wonderful man. To this day, I wish I would have put a $50 bill in his hand for being a true example of what God's love is about. Tom was my mother's cousin (Joan Poppe Hughes). Joan idolized Tom and considered him one of her heroes. He always looked out for her. I would love to be a fly on the wall in heaven to see that reunion! To Suzie, Don, Cathy and the Gang: May the wonderful memories of Tom be a great source of joy and comfort during this sorrowful time. Our loss is Heaven's Gain.

Condolence: I meet Tom through the Savings and Loan Association, I was new to this business, and although a competitor so to speak. Tom was always there to help, answer questions and guide me. He was one of the good guys. God bless and Thanks Tom, rest in peace. Bob (Judy) Imbus

Condolence: Uncle Tom,

Condolence: What a wonderful man Tom was and he took such good care of my mother over the years while she worked at Franklin Savings and Loan. You will be missed Tom. Our prayers are with the family.

Condolence: Tom,you enriched the lives of all who met you and hundreds xx more.. A life well lived. Rest now my friend, the world is a better place because of you. HUGS Elaine