Kay was born March 20, 1935, in Bingham Lake, Minn., to Ray and Margaret (Malady) Davis. Kay was their only daughter with five brothers. She attended school in South Branch and Truman High School. She married Wilbert Sieg on Feb. 4, 1956, where they lived in rural Lewisville until they purchased their forever home and farm in South Branch. They were blessed with 7 children, 4 boys and 3 girls. As Jodi would say, “they saved the best for last” when she arrived on Christmas Day. Kay was a great cook and shared her skills as a cook for St. John’s Parochial School and later at Pleasantview Good Samaritan Nursing Home for 21 years until her retirement. Kay always had a huge garden which kept her busy canning and cooking for her large family. She continued to work in her garden up until last year when her health declined. Kay was always looking for a new recipe and making sure the cookie jar was full for anyone who stopped in at the farm. The cookie jar was the first stop when they came to visit. Even the farm dogs enjoyed their “treats” from the cookie jar. Kay always put everyone’s needs before her own. Kay loved playing cards with family and was active in the Truman 500 card club with her partner Olivia for 48 years. Kay was also known for her many quilts she made for her children and grandchild and crocheted baby blankets. Kay will be missed by her children, Douglas (Midge) Sieg of Truman, Curtis Sieg of St. James, Brian Sieg of St. James, Alan (Rudine) Sieg of Truman, Julie (Dan) Barickman of Garner, Iowa, Jackie (John) Luttrell of Clark, S.D. and Jodi Hill of Maxwell, Iowa; nine grandchildren, Steph, Stacy, Darcy, Derik, Tucker, Matt, Samantha, Nicole and Isabelle; 12 great-grandkids with another on the way; one brother, Jim Davis; sisters-in-law, Marlene Davis and Olivia Kopischke; many nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 64 years, Wilbert; granddaughter, Kimberly Sieg; great-granddaughter, Emilie Hissam; brothers, Donny Davis, Robert Davis, Richard Davis and Gary Davis. In lieu of flowers, please direct donations to Martin Luther High School.

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