Linc and Marge have been an important part of my parents' lives for 30+ years.  Dad told me so many times the fun he had with Linc and also as a couple going out for dinners and movies.  We miss and love him, Marge. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family during this rough time.  God Bless!  xx

We just got word of Linc's passing. Ann and I were truly blessed to have Linc & Marge as our friends during our many years at PVUMC. Linc never had a bad word to say about anyone. They were members of a sharing group that we belonged to for many years (while we lived in the Wichita area), where we shared many of life's trials and problems. Linc was always a Positive person to everyone that he met. He will be missed by all who knew him. Our condolence's go out to all of Linc & Marge's family at this time of great loss. 
Dale & Ann Russell, Neodesha, Ks.

Linc will always be thought of with warm thoughts. My family always will consider him one of our closest friends. I remember the pancake feeds, fishing and golf with him. So sorry we couldn't make the memorial service.

Rest Lincoln, until you hear at dawn,
the low, clear reveille of God.

Thank you for your service to this nation.

Linc was one of the overwhelming positive forces at PVUMC as we raised our three boys there.  We considered him a mentor to them, as well as to us. He took a very genuine interest in the boys and their activities - always asking them how things were going with their sports and school. Our youngest grandchild will always remind us of Linc, having been named Lincoln, in no small measure because of the influence Linc had on our son. Much love to Marge and the family.

I have known Linc & Marge Siler for over 55 years as joined the church when son was 3 yr old, now 57, my daughter's were age 7 & 10, when transferred from Trinity U Meth Church.
Will really miss him, & Msrge my prayer's are with your family. Sorry, just can not make it to the service as been ill all week. Please forgive me.

It's been such a blessing for Jozelle and me to know Marge and Linc all these years. To know Linc is to love him.

Linc was quite simply one of the most honorable men I have ever known. It was my privilege to serve as his pastor for eight years. He genuinely cared about me and wanted to know how I was doing--really. He kept whatever I shared to himself. He was a positive presence in our lives and the life of Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church. It was an honor to know him. Joyce and I send our condolences to Linc's family with our deep appreciation for his life of quiet, faithful, humble service.

God has blessed us with the presence of Linc.  He will be missed.  He even took me fishing once and what a joyful time.  I will always remember his kindness and smile.
I am sorry for your loss and the sorrow that you feel at this time.

I am so saddened to read of Si's death, yet know he's no longer suffering.  He was such a good man.  He seemed to care about us all in our family.

May you find comfort in the memories of your beloved husband, father, and grandfather. We have fond memories of Kaye's dad attending the Veteran's Day program at Rockland many years ago. He was so proud to be part of the ceremonies and we were honored to have him join us that day. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Cindy & Mike

Condolences to the Siler family on the loss of your husband, father and grandpa.  Marsha and Wayne speak with such love and respect for her father, and know what a true blessing it is to have been raised by a Christian man who loved God and his family.  Love and prayers, Ron and Jerri

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Lincoln Eugene Siler

February 12, 1921 – June 9, 2013

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