Mary Happy Seyler

Dear John and Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies for the loss of your Mother, and our Aunt Mary. How giving she was to her family. I was in Cleveland in November and able to visit with her while...Aunt Mary was still smiling and it was a happy conversation. My son Andrew was with me, whom she has not seen since he was about three. A beautiful pinecone wreath that Aunt Mary made for my mom and dad almost fifty years ago is on my front door every holiday season. Naturally,...

John - you don't know me, I'm a friend of Rebecca McGlynn. When Becky goes to Ohio to visit her aunt I usually go with her for the drive from PA. I met your mom only a few times in my visits to Ohio but what Becky wrote to you is so true - I enjoyed our cup of tea with your mom during our visits and your mom's wonderful warmth. The last time we visited her, Becky's aunt was with us and it was such a delight to be there to listenting to these two wonderful ladies. When I visit with Mary...

Dear John,
Please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of your dear mother. Mary was a very special and beautiful person, and she always was very considerate of others. She would call my Aunt Mary (Mary Adams) every day, and would call me here in Lansdale, Penna to give me brief updates on my aunt if Mary found something worthy of concern. When we would pay a visit to your mother, she would always have the tea kettle on and serve us a nice cup of tea. There was something undeniably...

I was saddened to learn of the passing of Mary. She was truly a dear friend and especially to my aunt Mary Adams. I called and visited Mary every time I went Ohio from AZ. She was the kindest and sweetest, and most lovable person. I will truly miss visiting with her. With deepest sympathy. Peace be with you Mary.

Mary Seyler was a dear friend to my mother, Milly Walker. They met in kindergarten and that friendship continued for 80 plus years. They were founding members of the Fortune Hunters Investment Club in the 1950's when that type of club for women was almost unheard of. Mrs. Seyler was an accomplished florist, a fabulous Mrs. Claus, and a special person. My condolences to John and his family on their loss.

So sorry for your loss, John.

It's nice to know Mrs.Claus will be with Santa now.

We will miss you Aunt Mary.

Love,
The Miller's
Jeremy, Carey, Kayla, Darian, Makenna and Gavin