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Siegrun was born on September 3rd, 1941, in Plöhnen, East Prussia. Her family fled south to Olbersdorf, near Dresden, two years later, to avoid the advancing Russian army. She grew up in what became East Germany. Her family then escaped to the west on the very last train out of  East Berlin. In 1961, she was ledto the Camphill Homes in Aberdeen, Scotland, where she trained under Dr. Karl Konig.  She was so inspired at what she received that she immediately became a member of the Anthroposophical Society. When she returned to Germany, she came into contact with Waldorf Education, and soon afterwards became a trained Waldorf Class Teacher in England, together with her husband Colin, whom she met on the same course. In 1980, she and her family emigrated to Canada, where she continued her professional Waldorf teaching career. During these years, she became a member of the First Class, and also of the Pedagogical Section. Her last five years were spent suffering increasingly from Parkinson's Disease and dementia, and she passed across the threshold on March 6th, in the early hours of the morning, with great relief.

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