Robert Scott Seibert

A body breaks, a soul takes flight

And faith is left to heal what tears can’t touch

You’re not gone, just out of sight

You’re here with me, wherever you are tonight
- Kenny Chesney

Obituary

With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Scott, who was born on June 9th 1958 and passed away on September 27th 2026 in Toronto.


Scott will be remembered for kindness, generosity, and the quiet ability to bring people together. Family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues all experienced the warmth and sincerity that made time spent with Scott meaningful.

Throughout life, Scott was a devoted Husband, nurturing Father and doting Grandpa. He was so fun, funny, and able to get a smile out of just about anyone. Scott was humble, taking great pleasure in the simple things in life. As long as he had his dog, his cottage and a good movie, he was the happiest man on earth. 

Family meant a great deal to Scott, and relationships were always nurtured with patience and devotion. Friends valued loyalty and sincerity, while colleagues appreciated dedication and a thoughtful approach to work and collaboration.


The passing of Scott leaves a space that cannot be filled. Yet the memories, lessons, and moments shared will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know Scott.

Scott will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.

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1984

June 23^rd

Married

Married to Valerie Elizabeth Seibert

England

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November 9, 2026

As a member of our scuba club, SUCI, I remember Scott as my buddy on the St. Lawrence River early in my diving career. He was a solid, reliable buddy who made you feel comfortable and secure. Thank you, Scott and Val, for your generosity in hosting pool parties for our club. We had so much fun and still miss you.

Nora Mark

November 1, 2026

Scott and I go way back,we lived across the street from each other, through the years we had a ton of fun laughs occasionally trouble,we’d fight and be mad at each other, but still couldn’t stay unhappy. Scotty was the kind of guy when we hadn’t seen or talked to each other,when we did get together the conversation was picked up like it was yesterday I miss you 😢 my friend even though I always said I never liked you love ya pal ❤️

Gordie Reid

October 26, 2026

When I came to Canada Scott welcomed me with open arms, and he was the best hugger. He was such a good friend always looking out for us and showing us his country. We did have some laughs. The parties, the trips to the lake and waterskiing. Chicken wing Mondays down in the Beaches, ski trips, the fancy car he hired for their first wedding anniversary that we all went posing in. We always had fun and he included me in Christmas at his parents and any other celebrations. I will always remember him and hold him close to my heart,

Tracey Turnrry

October 19, 2026

My husband had known Scott for a long time before I came into the picture. The first time I met Scott was at a house party and he decided he was going to be my personal bartender. His bartender skills were top notch only to find out later he was mixing doubles. His reasoning was if I was going to be part of the "gang" then I should know how to drink to his standards, his way of welcoming me into his world. That's the person he was, very welcoming with open arms. You will be sorely missed my friend, have one for me.

Glen and Helen Van Valkenburg

October 13, 2026

Knowing Val from a little village in the UK we got to meet Scott. We have lovely fond and funny memories of him, both when he visited the UK then later us visiting Scott Val and the boys in Canada xx

Helen & Ada

October 11, 2026

It is with great sadness hearing of Scotts passing, he put up a good fight and was blessed with many years to carry on. We feel so thankful to have spent more time with Scott through his remission. So many cherished memories over the years a lifetime of friendship and a presence that will be missed. A devoted husband, father and grandpa, a social happy, gentle man always with a story of a memory to share. When you get there friend have a cold one and say hi to Pete. You will be missed in body but not our hearts. With love Ken and Jo

Ken and Jo-ann Percy

October 11, 2026

We will remember Scott for his quick and easy laugh, his devotion to Val and his boys and the way he was always “up for anything”. Gone too soon, remembered always.

Sue & Rick White

October 10, 2026

The st Lawerance dive community and SUCI Members will all miss his humor, Witt, and his cute naked ass on almost every dive weekend. And we will always miss his smile and company while riding together. We will miss you alot.

Richard And Stella

October 10, 2026

When Val brought Scott home to Durham a larger than life Canadian stole our hearts ! Scott became one of the Murray clan ,the life and soul of any party and dearly loved by everyone here .Fly high big man ❤️

Lynne Ridley

October 10, 2026

We are Eels Lake cottage neighbours of Scott and Val. We met in 2011 when Scott and Sarah (the dog) came over to ask if Jerry (the electrician) could help fix his electrical problem. The problem got fixed and Scott being the super friendly person he was immediately became our dear cottage friend. Over the years we have relied on each other for help which was always graciously given and accepted. We very much miss him and the picture in our mind of his wonderful smile will always remain with us. Until we meet again dear friend. Yours Jerry and Eve Brousseau

Eve Brousseau

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Bruce Seibert

Betty Seibert

Val Seibert

Cathy 

Peter

Adam Seibert

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Sullivan Seibert

Elliot Seibert

Ben Seibert

Wendy

Douglas

Beth

David

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Cathy 

Peter

Wendy

Douglas

Beth

David

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Val Seibert

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Adam Seibert

Sullivan Seibert

Elliot Seibert

Ben Seibert

Robert Seibert

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