Allen L. “Al” Sievers died October 10, 2021 in the Town of Saratoga, WI after a short hard fought battle with cancer at home with his beloved wife Janeen and children by his side. Funeral Services for Al will be held on Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 11:00 at Our Lady Queen of Heaven in Wisconsin Rapids. Fr. Guanella will be officiating the service. Visitation will take place Wednesday, October 13, 2021 from 4:00-7:00 PM at Ritchay Funeral Home, and Thursday, October 14, 2021 from 9:30-11:00 at church. Burial will take place at Pioneer Cemetery. Al was born July 27th 1954 in Wisconsin Rapids, WI to James Sievers Sr. andAgnes Schladweiler. Al married Janeen Hasenohrl on Sept. 04, 1976 and they recently celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary. Together they had 3 children Michael (Liz) Sievers, Angela (Charles) Jochimsen, Matthew (Krystal) Sievers and 16 grandchildren, Taylor Knipple, Ryan and Raquel Sievers, Kailee, Jared, Meghan, Rachel, Lia, Macie, Jace, Zoey and Hazel Jochimsen, Mia Sievers, Ethan and Evan Spaulding and Vinny Striegel. Al is further survived by his Mother in Law - Patricia Hasenohrl. Brother’s in Law Bryan (Mary) Hasenohrl, Bruce (Mary) Hasenohrl Sisters’ in Law Susan (Tom) Ciaciura, and Mary (Scott) Miltimore. Siblings - Jim (Kim)Sievers, Gayle Eberhardt, Patti Roginski, Dave (Kim) Sievers, Dan Sievers, Brenda Grosskreutz, and Ron (Angie) Sievers. Al was preceded in death by his parents, James Sr. and Agnes Sievers. Father in Law Michael Hasenohrl. Granddaughter Emma Jochimsen and infant sister. Al had a love of cars all of his life and used his talents in the auto business as a mechanic and later parts manager starting at Clark Motors in 1977 moving on to Jim Buck Motors and later to Warsinske Motors until he retired from the auto business in 2010. Al then began his favorite job of all as the maintenance man at OLQH in Wisconsin Rapids. He used his talents and slight obsessiveness to keep the building running smoothly to include each chair in its exact place, always. Al was lucky enough to work alongside Janeen at OLQH for several years and while he was always telling her perhaps she talked too much - she would often ask if she should stop and he would say “No!” - he loved every minute of it! His greatest love of all was his family and spending time with his children and grandchildren - Boppie to some and Punka to others or simply Grandpa he truly was their HERO, biggest fan and greatest supporter. He was always “secretly” handing them cash and telling them not to tell each other or grandma. Al also enjoyed feeding the hummingbirds, watching NASCAR, Football games and deer hunting with his children and grandchildren. The family would like to offer our sincerest "thank you's" to all of our family, friends, co-workers, Fr. Guanella, Parish staff, Ritchay Funeral Home and Dr. Tim Wogahn at Aspirus Doctor’s Clinic for their care, prayers and support over the last several weeks.