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1978
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2021
Charlene Seymour Obituary
It is with a heavy heart and great sorrow that we announce the passing of Charlene Seymour (née Burak) on January 30, 2021, at the age of 42.
Our dearest Charlene will always be remembered for her caring demeanor, contagious smile, and kind heart. Her devotion to loved ones and generous ways will always be missed and cherished.
Charlene was born on September 10, 1978 in Bonnyville, Alberta. She is survived by her husband Mark, children Kayla Burak, Brett Burak, Daneille Seymour, step-children Randy and Celeste Seymour. Also, her proud parents Nancy and Al Graham, father Alan Burak, brother Cody Graham and the joy of her life, grandson Liam along with numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and her furry kid, Myla.
Charlene attended St. Patrick Elementary School in Red Deer, Alberta until she relocated to Kamloops, BC with her mom, where she proudly accepted her grade 12 diploma. She was successful in following her dream as a Health Care Aide by completing her post-secondary education at the Red Deer College. Charlene and Mark were married in 2002 and began extending their family and following their careers while settling into their family home in Eckville, Alberta.
Char treated everyone she came across with no judgement and took great pride in making people feel accepted and wanted. She loved her residents at the Eckville Manor from 2007 until her passing. She cared for the residents like they were her own grandparents. Friends, family, and neighbourhood children loved the Seymour household because of the way Charlene welcomed them, made them feel comfortable, and most of all like family.
Being raised in Kamloops, BC, Charlene loved spending time outdoors. Kayaking, rollerblading and spending time with friends around the campfire brought her peace and joy. Vacationing with her mom and close friends from Kamloops during the summer was an annual highlight and something she always looked forward to.
The greatest pleasure in Charlene's life was to watch her children grow, succeed, and become responsible, caring adults. She was proud of who they have become and who they thrive to be.
I'm jealous of the angels seeing your smile each day.
Love & Huggs Char!
A private family gathering was held for Charlene.
Our dearest Charlene will always be remembered for her caring demeanor, contagious smile, and kind heart. Her devotion to loved ones and generous ways will always be missed and cherished.
Charlene was born on September 10, 1978 in Bonnyville, Alberta. She is survived by her husband Mark, children Kayla Burak, Brett Burak, Daneille Seymour, step-children Randy and Celeste Seymour. Also, her proud parents Nancy and Al Graham, father Alan Burak, brother Cody Graham and the joy of her life, grandson Liam along with numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and her furry kid, Myla.
Charlene attended St. Patrick Elementary School in Red Deer, Alberta until she relocated to Kamloops, BC with her mom, where she proudly accepted her grade 12 diploma. She was successful in following her dream as a Health Care Aide by completing her post-secondary education at the Red Deer College. Charlene and Mark were married in 2002 and began extending their family and following their careers while settling into their family home in Eckville, Alberta.
Char treated everyone she came across with no judgement and took great pride in making people feel accepted and wanted. She loved her residents at the Eckville Manor from 2007 until her passing. She cared for the residents like they were her own grandparents. Friends, family, and neighbourhood children loved the Seymour household because of the way Charlene welcomed them, made them feel comfortable, and most of all like family.
Being raised in Kamloops, BC, Charlene loved spending time outdoors. Kayaking, rollerblading and spending time with friends around the campfire brought her peace and joy. Vacationing with her mom and close friends from Kamloops during the summer was an annual highlight and something she always looked forward to.
The greatest pleasure in Charlene's life was to watch her children grow, succeed, and become responsible, caring adults. She was proud of who they have become and who they thrive to be.
I'm jealous of the angels seeing your smile each day.
Love & Huggs Char!
A private family gathering was held for Charlene.
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Published by Kamloops This Week from Feb. 16 to Mar. 6, 2021.
Memories and Condolences
for Charlene Seymour
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Sherry
February 18, 2021
Dear Nancy, Al, Cody and family,
I am so sorry to read that your daughter has passed away.
Char leaves behind so many loved ones behind. You are in my thoughts.
Sincerely, Sherry Robinson (Tylers Mom)
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