So many people have passed through my life and left their imprint in my memory, I loved them all. I will list this in no particular order, I will just list them as they come to mind. Some I will say a little about, and others will just be their name. This page is mostly just for me to remember these people who meant so much to me.
Ruby Marie Ramsey, Sisk, Sparks.
Of course my first memory will be of my mother
Richard William Sparks,
My father, one of the best men I have ever known, a wonderful, wonderful man. It would take more space than word press has to tell you all the good of this man.
Mary Celia Elisabeth Sparks, Ramsey, Carter,
My Grandmother on my mothers side.
Cecil Carter
My Grandfather on my mothers side
Clarence Charles Ramsey
My Grandfather on my mothers side, he spent allot of time with me, taught me how to work and I spent many summers with him working in his gardening business and I learned so much from him.
Edna Sparks, Doone
My Grandmother on my gathers side
Robert Doone
My Grandfather on my fathers side.
Elisabeth Sisk, Roberts
My grandmother on my biological fathers side;
Jack Roberts, husband to Elisabeth my grandmother.
James Ernest Sisk my biological Father
Patricia Jeanine Sisk, Wolfe
My Sister who helps me in a million ways.
Michael Dwayne Sparks
My Brother.
Clair Lisa Sisk, Clements
My Daughter
Valerie Nina Sisk, Lujan
My Daughter
Shawn Allen Sisk
My Son
Elda Marie Woods, Sisk, Harmer,
My Wife
Angela Cardosa, Sisk
My Wife
Melanie Ann Harms, Sisk, Whitehead
My Wife
Louise Marie Donley, Jensen, Conrad
Someone I loved deeply, who changed my life forever, who taught me what true love is that has lasted a lifetime to this very day. I owe my spiritual knowledge to her and her mom and dad, what they taught me about God and his plans for mankind has stuck with me all my life and I continued learning based upon the knowledge I gained from them and regardless of what others might think or believe of me, I have never deviated from those teachings that are still true and I have never left those beliefs for any other belief system. When something is true and factual it has no substitute. I fell in love with her from the moment I first laid eyes on her, truth be told, neither one of us could take our eyes off of each other for the entire two hours of that very first meeting I went too. But she belonged to someone else at the time, and I was too immature to understand what a woman needed from a man. I was 16 or 17 at the time. Although the love I felt for her has lasted a lifetime, it taught me that a person can love more than one person in their life, and life goes on, it is why people can marry again after they loose a love one in death, you never stop loving that person, but humans can love again after a loss of a loved one. Our grief for a love one that we have lost in death eventually fades, but when you separate from someone that you love so deeply, you never stop grieving for them if they are still alive. I still grieve for her as I do for my daughters. My love for her never stopped, it only matured like a fine wine, until this very day. And nothing nor anyone will ever be able to erase my feelings for her, and anyone who truly loved me would never even try. It has been 40 years since I have heard from her, but I still love her the same as the first time I laid eyes on her.
Celeste Marie Davis
I have known her her entire life and we have remained together to this day. She reassures me of her love for me every single day. She takes care of me in a million ways, for rich or poor, in sickness and health, she is always there for me. I recently developed a couple different kinds of cancer and we live more than a hundred miles apart. She drove 300 miles to take me to all of my doctors appointments and to all of my hospital stays because I was so ill that I could not sit up, I could only lay down in the car and at home. And then had to drive back to her home town after she took care of me, now that is real love, because it was about 25 trips she had to make to help me. And to this day, she still makes that trip about once a month to take me to lunch, no one else in my life would even give a thought to such a thing. This was a terrible burden for her, or for anyone, but she never once complained, she just did it, and insisted on doing it, I don’t know what I would have done without her help, that gives you an example of the kind of woman she is. And she paid for all expenses on her own. It would take a library of books to tell all of the wonderful good things this woman has by nature, and a library of congress to write all of the good things I feel for this woman. She has a heart bigger than her whole body. She is as beautiful inside as she is outside, and of all of the people I have known, those as friends, and those I was born into, she is the only person to date, that sees the reality we are surrounded by and she keeps me grounded by listening to me talk. In so many ways, we depend on each other to keep our heads screwed on straight. I love her deeply like a soulmate should, we have a wonderful relationship that will not end. Her father is like a brother to me.
Clarence Sisk 