Charlie McGarvey left a condolence for Jeffrey "Bookworm" Seibert

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In Memory of

Jeffrey Lee "Bookworm"
Seibert

1953 - 2016

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327 West King Street
Martinsburg, West Virginia
UNITED STATES
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Charlie McGarvey

I offer my sincere regrets to the family and friends of Jeff Seibert. I had the pleasure of going through elementary and high school with “Book”. We played many sports together and were often in the same class over a nine year period. Following graduation from BSHS in 1971, we each went our separate ways. What I do recall most about Jeff was his humble nature during those many years in school. As classmates, we all knew how academically gifted he was, yet he never boasted of his innate intelligence to any of us. That is perhaps why Jeff earned his nickname “Bookworm”. On the basketball court he was equally as humble. While a fierce competitor he tended to be more interested in the performance of his teammates rather than himself. As a point guard he often passed the ball to another teammate for the score rather than taking an open shot himself. Please know that I will always remember Jeff as a good friend, classmate, and teammate. He was kind, compassionate, friendly, and humble to me and so many other classmates and teammates. I will miss “Book”.

Saturday August 13, 2016 at 7:52 am