My KQRS fav Crazy Cabbie. God bless him and his family, fiancé, friends. RIP CC

From the tattoo shop,the radio studio or all the roosters calling  to get us up and do a crazy morning stunts with the Cabbie.The early days of you up and  coming in MPLS were the best ones I will remember. RIP LEE, thanks for all the memories

Lee brought so much joy to others from his time on the radio. His 9/11 coverage was amazing. Cabbie won that fight, too! Condolences and prayers to family and friends.

This really hurt I'm going to miss your micky taking of West Ham, rest easy big man.

Lee, what can I say here that won't get us arrested. 
You were always there as a friend, confidant, co-worker and a semi-good Sega Genesis hockey player. 
It was truly amazing watching you work your way up from the 2 of us shining shoes in the strip club bathroom to driving that cab and from there your blood, sweat , tears and true talent took you further than we ever could have imagined. 
Rest in Peace Lee, you earned it. 
Love Victor

My condolences go out to Lee’s family. We only knew him from the radio, a select few of us got to talk to him personally and enjoy his amazing sense of humor and his unique intelligent take on life’s issues. He spoke of the ones he loved often, and as with many of us there were few, so the love was that much more evident and strong. My condolences go out to those who lost him from their lives in reality. Our friends suffering had to end where ours begins. 
Sincerely,
David Gunn

Thank you for your military service, and thank you for the laughs you were a part of on the Stern Show. The boxing match with John was a literal 'I  can't get out of my car until this is over' moment. Condolences to Cabbie's friends and family.

Cabbie, you will live on forever in all of your great Stern show appearances! Hope you knew we all loved you brother! Rest in peace.

Thank you for the years of entertainment and laughter, not to mention the amazing stories and observations particularly about 911 you were a one in 1 million - I listen to the old shows that youre on all the time still, they are so amazing- the best radio ever

I’m gonna miss you Lee. You had a lot to share and give and it’s hard to accept that you are gone. You left a lasting mark and are loved by many who never met you. I wish I had talked to you more when I had the chance. Rest in peace brother.

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Lee Anthony Siegfried

December 11, 1968 – March 30, 2024

Mitchell Funeral Home at Raleigh Memorial Park

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