Sally Harrington Sieg was born in Columbus, Ohio on March 11, 1950 and passed away peacefully at her home on April 6, 2021.  As a young teenager Sally danced with the world-renowned Bolshoi Ballet. She was accepted after competing with girls from five states and performed with them at the Cleveland Public Auditorium. Sally attended Bay High School in Bay Village Ohio, where she was a Cheerleader and a beloved member of the student body. She attended Ohio University and later worked as a legal secretary and in management in both the retail and the hospitality industries. Sally was a devout Christian, and her strong Faith was a part of her daily life. No matter the circumstances, Sally had a smile that lit up the room and a heart full of love but most important she adored her family more than life itself. In 1980 Sally met Ken Crockett who was the love of her life. Sally and Ken spent nearly every waking minute together and were devoted life partners for the next 41 years. Sally's Father Richard Sieg was part of General Eisenhower's staff during WWII. Sally's Mother was a devoted homemaker, and member of the Harrington family which owned the Harrington Jewelry Company in Columbus, Ohio. Sally is preceded in death by her father Richard Sieg, her step-father Tom Davis, her mother Ann Harrington Davis, her aunt Betty Emig, her aunt Helen Sieg and her cousin Betty Ann (Rex) Elliott. Sally is survived by her life partner Ken Crockett, her step-son Robin (Wendy) and step-granddaughter Amie Crockett, her cousins Nancy (Bruce) Jones and Gretchen (Byron) Hull, her "nieces" and "nephews" Rex (Samantha) Elliott, David (Lisa) Elliott, Preston (Jill) Elliott, Frank Vokoun, Holly (Brad) Ellenberger and Preston Jones and numerous other relatives both past and present. A Memorial Service will be held on Monday April 12, 2021 at 4 PM at EVANS FUNERAL HOME 4171 Livingston Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43227 (614)-237-2553.  The family will also receive friends at Evans Funeral Home one hour before the service.  We encourage all of Sally's friends and anyone she touched to visit www.evansfuneralhome.net to offer condolences.