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A love of


a place to call home, a dentist from the Chicago area who also worked for the US Army spon- sored them and they moved to the United States in 1958 with their 2 week old baby boy. Af- ter passing the medical board exam and completing an in- ternship, Wolfgang opened his own medical practice in the Chicago area. Ilsa became his dedicated partner in the offi ce as well as at home, and the two worked many long hours to- gether until their retirement in


mountaineer- ing and ski- ing, which brought the couple togeth- er initially, ultimately led the Seibts to move to the mountains of northern Ne- vada in the 1980s where


Wolfgang continued to win ski races into his mid 70s. T ey were also adventure travel- ers and worked with Doctors Without Borders. With Ilse’s declining health, they now live in Sonoma, California, closer to their daughter, Corinna. Wolfgang’s long standing tra-


dition has always been to kiss his wife when coming and go- ing (and in-between). T eir mutual love and devotion has withstood the test of time!


“T e meeting of two


personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both


are transformed.” C.G. Jung


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