Death
He died January 20, 1995, at age 70, and was buried with full military honors in section 12, lot 2799 at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. He is buried a few yards from his brother, PFC William C. Sigler (1921–1943) who was killed in a traffic accident while on leave in New Zealand.
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