Lowell Siebels

lowell siebels

February 6, 1944 ~ January 24, 2025

Born in: Perham, Minnesota
Resided in: Harwood, North Dakota

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God’s angels came to deliver Lowell Edward Siebels, 80, of Harwood, North Dakota, to the arms of the Lord on January 24, 2025, taking his final breath in the company of his wife, children, and grandchildren.

A native of Perham, Minnesota, Lowell was born to Alois and Helen Siebels on February 6, 1944, and was not expected to survive much past birth. To the surprise and ultimate chagrin of all those that knew him, he proved his doctors wrong not just once, but on over a dozen numerous occasions over his nearly 81 years of life. The third of six children, Lowell was known for his beaming smile and seemingly endless charisma.

After graduation from Fargo Central High School, Lowell joined the Naval Reserves before returning to Fargo to become, in no particular order, a plumber, electrician, repair man, truck driver, chemist, salesman, carpenter, landlord, arborist, woodworker and general contractor, before settling down to a quiet retirement of painting wildlife in his home office at Harwood.

In January of 1973, he met Carolyn Terfehr of Kent, Minnesota, and after a whirlwind romance they were married on September 1, 1973, in Kent, Minnesota. They would eventually settle in Harwood, North Dakota, where they would reside together for nearly 51 years in a home Lowell built with his own hands, and raised two children.

A deeply religious man, Lowell was a parishioner of Saint Mary’s Cathedral in Downtown Fargo for over 50 years, and served in Knights of Columbus Council #782 where he would attain the rank of fourth degree. He was a member of the Holy Cross Cemetery Board for many years, and Saint Mary’s Parish Council.

He is survived by his loving wife, Carolyn; his two children, Jason Siebels (Jessica) of Fargo, ND and Stacie Morowski (James) of Portland ND; his nine grandchildren, Tristian, Izak, Alexis, Isabelle, and Emersyn Morowski, and Jefferson, Agnes, Philomena, and Petrichor Siebels.

Lowell was preceded in death by his parents, Alois and Helen; and his older brother, Ben.

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Services

Visitation - Wednesday: January 29, 2025 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street S.
Fargo, North Dakota 58103

701-237-6441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com

Prayer Service - Wednesday: January 29, 2025 6:00 pm

Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street S.
Fargo, North Dakota 58103

701-237-6441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com

Visitation - Thursday: January 30, 2025 10:00 am - 11:00 am

St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church
710 10th St S
Fargo, ND 58103

(701) 237-6063
https://stanthonyfargo.org/

Funeral Mass - Thursday: January 30, 2025 11:00 am

St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church
710 10th St S
Fargo, ND 58103

(701) 237-6063
https://stanthonyfargo.org/

Interment:

Holy Cross Cemetery South, Fargo
7000 38th St SW
Fargo, North Dakota 58104


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Charities

The family greatly appreciates donations made to these charities in Lowell Siebels 's name.

Women's Care Center

103 N. University Dr.

Fargo,

North Dakota

(701) 237-6530

supportwomenscarecenter.org

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  1. Lowell, you are remembered in our prayers at St. Anthony’s. May the eternal promise of our life in Christ that never ends, give comfort to the hearts of your family and all your loved one. Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon him. Amen.

  2. Lowell you have been one of my closest friends, we have shared many happy and sad moments together. We started with our desire for a zoo in Fargo, then your wedding, the buffalo hunt, Halloween with our kids, lots dinners together, card games, you are remembered forever

  3. Oh sweet, sweet Carolyn and family – I am so sorry for the loss of Lowell. He was such a great man, and even though I only had the pleasure of spending time with him a couple of times, I’ve heard so many amazing stories in the last 3 ½ years while working with Carolyn on the family birth center. He is truly missed, and his departure from this world is heartbreaking, but I thank God he is no longer suffering. Praying for you, Carolyn, and your family during this time of grief.

  4. To Carol ,Jason and Stacie and family. We are very sorry for your loss. May the memory of Lowell stay in your hearts!

  5. We will miss Lowell dearly, he will be in our hearts always and we will remember his sincere friendship forever. We send our deepest sympathy to the family.

  6. Carolyn and family. I am so very sorry for your loss. Lowell was a sweetheart and I will never forget our wonderful times around the breakfast table after Mass at St Lawrence. His robust laugh and beautiful smile are engraved in my memory. I will treasure his paintings forever. God is with you. Hugs, Ruth

  7. I knew Lowell for nearly seventy three of my seventy eight years And I can honestly say I’ve rarely met a more interesting person in my life!
    There is definitely not enough space here to share
    the great times we had together especially in our youth.
    RIP my old friend….. Deeepest condolences to the entire Siebels families!❣️💔

  8. Carol Jason and Stacie, I’m so very sorry for the loss of Lowell, a wonderful friend of many years. My goodness, the many wonderful times we had together, meeting you many years ago as dearest neighbors,the meals we share together, weddings,the very happy and also the sad times we shared were many. Carol I know you know how grateful I have been for the the love and kindness you and Lowell showed us. We were always there for each other and that will always remain but for all of us it will so very hard not to have our wonderful missing link Lowell… always smiling and positive. Always seeing the best side of everything. He will dearly missed but always remembered as one of the kindest man we have known . We all so loved this wonderful gentle Soul…. We’ll miss you forever Lowell…

  9. Thank you Lowell for your kind reflections and advise over the years. Dear Carol and family, our prayers are with you as you go through Lowells transformation. May God bless you and give you comfort and peace.
    Dennis Kooren

  10. Carol & Family,
    I was so sorry to hear of Lowell’s passing. Til & I used to have many good times spent with you & Lowell. May he Rest in Peace.
    Ron Tellinghusen

  11. Carol & Family, we were sorry to hear of Lowell’s passing. My mom & dad (Ron & Til) were friends of yours from St Mary’s. May He Rest in Peace.
    Steve & Jane Metzger

  12. Blessed be the memory of Lowell Siebels.
    Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
    Mary & David Hauser

  13. Knew Lowell from seeing him at Jack’s shop many times over the past few years. My sincere condolences..

  14. Carolyn and Family,
    Our hearts sank when we learned of Lowell’s passing.
    He was a great guy!
    Almost 51 years together! That is amazing and seemingly rare these days.
    May the memories from all those years give you lasting comfort and peace.

  15. Sympathies to all the families: keep the many good memories of Lowell close to your hearts 💕. We know his sister, Joan Suda & son, Jason & family all members of St. Anthony’s Parish.
    🙏🏼 Bernadette & George, Natalie & Deidra Lies

  16. Carolyn and family: Sending sincere condolences upon hearing of Lowell’s passing. Remember the good times over all the years together.

  17. Rest in peace cousin Lowel❤️you will be missed. We love you and thank you for the many fun memories you helped create for us. A very busy man that could put all that aside, or work through it while pursuing laughs and making us each feel special! Your cousins in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Minnesota, Dakotas, Florida, Arizona, Washington, and Alaska mourn you. I feel blessed to be part of the Siebels because miles never separated the love and joy we shared, thanks to our folks and grand folks. Say hello to each of them and I pray one day to make it up your way 🥰🙏🙏🙏Love, JoAnne Siebels-Breen

  18. Dear Carolyn, Jason , Stacie and family. I offer my condolences and hope that this period of grief is met with much laughter in the memories you are sharing at this time. Grief can take your emotions and span them from the lowest of lows to the highest of highs. Remembering Lowel, dad, grandpa …I know that for each of you it means lots of funny memories. Time will heal each of you and know that others are praying for you all. Love and peace to you all, cousin JoAnne Siebels

  19. Lowell I just saw you at Home Depot with Carolyn we had sooo much fun talking about The Fargo Theater where we both worked and had the best time of our lives!!
    Lowell youwere the best, you were one of the true like real Christians who lived it what a honest legacy my friend
    So sorry Carolyn .

    Will miss you my friend
    See you on the other side !

    Peace Out
    Judy Jamieson class 62 Shanley

  20. Carolyn and family my sincere condolences on hearing of Lowell’s passing. I sure remember all the memories of the Y singles. I always enjoyed running into Lowell over the years and having a chat. My prayer is for you and family to have much comfort and peace at this time.


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