Tom Siebert Email & Phone Number

Mount Prospect, Il, Us

Worldwide

Tom Siebert provides professional critiques of manuscripts, marketability assessments, fact checks, substantive editing, proofreading, and/or line-by-line copyediting. He specializes in Christian projects but will work on secular books that are educating or edifying.

United States

Tom Siebert is highly privileged to report community news as well as review movies and concerts.

Kendall County, Il

Tom Siebert wrote for news and social media about the homeless community and those with huge hearts for helping them. Tom also served at PADS temporary homeless shelters.

Chicago

Tom Siebert reported community news for the Chicago Tribune, Barrington Courier, Aurora Beacon-News, Daily Southtown, Elgin Courier-News, Naperville Sun, and other suburban newspapers owned by the Tribune Media Group.

North Aurora, Il

Tom Siebert oversaw a Salvation Army Golden Diners Nutrition ministry, affording him the humble privilege of being both a Martha and a Mary--a servant and a listener.

Aurora, Il

Tom Siebert helped establish and maintain this company's relations with coroners, medical examiners, funeral directors, and law enforcement officials across the country. Tom also wrote testimonials from the people whom Aftermath helped bridge the aching gap between crisis and healing.

Carol Stream, Il

Tom Siebert edited and/or proofread daily devotionals, study Bibles, reference materials, and nonfiction manuscripts.

Elgin, Il

Tom Siebert raised funds over the phone for breast cancer patients, missing children's campaigns, and programs designed to reduce the number of tragedies caused by drunken drivers.

Ocala, Fl

Tom Siebert inspected clothing for a leading garment manufacturer and also worked as a shipping clerk.

Fort Lauderdale, Fl

Tom Siebert edited the real estate section for a major metropolitan newspaper. Tom also wrote book reviews for the arts and entertainment section.

Boca Raton, Fl

Tom Siebert worked for this daily newspaper in Boca Raton, also covering Delray Beach and Boynton Beach. The most rewarding stories that Tom wrote were profiles of a homeless man dying of AIDS and a senior couple living the long goodbye of Alzheimer's disease. He also interviewed conservative icon William F. Buckley, Sen. Paul Simon (D-Ill.), and then-Vice President George H.W. Bush.

Santa Monica, Ca

Tom Siebert worked as a general assignment reporter for this daily newspaper in Santa Monica. His highlight was writing a profile of a Las Vegas cheerleader who travelled to southern California for a bone marrow transplant. Tom also interviewed actors Jimmy Stewart and Robert Wagner. Additionally, he worked on the copyediting desk for the Outlook as well as their sister newspaper, the Daily Breeze, which covers the South Bay suburbs of Los Angeles.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Tom Siebert edited and wrote for this excellent weekly newspaper in the Pacific Palisades section of Los Angeles. He also edited and wrote for their sister newspaper in adjacent Brentwood. Tom covered the Los Angeles City Council as well as an epic environmental battle between Occidental Oil and many citizens and celebrities. He also interviewed actors Ted Knight, Peter Graves, and James Garner. And Tom covered a political fundraiser hosted by actor Warren Beatty and attended by fellow actor Ed Asner, Sen. Gary Hart (D-Colo.), former Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.), and former Vice President Walter Mondale. Another highlight was covering President Ronald Reagan's re-election celebration. And Tom covered and befriended many dedicated civic leaders in this affluent and altruistic community.

Elk Grove Village, Il

Tom Siebert worked as a copy editor for the suburban news insert to the Chicago Sun-Times. It was a great job with good people.

Greater Chicago Area

Tom Siebert worked as a staff writer for this outstanding string of weekly newspapers in Des Plaines, Park Ridge, and the Northwest Side of Chicago. Standout experiences were covering Pope John Paul II's visit to Chicago and the NTSB hearings into the crash of an American Airlines DC-10 jet near O'Hare Airport that killed 275 people, the worst airline disaster in U.S. history.