Byron SEELEY

Sorry to hear of his passing. I trained with him through the University of Calgary to be a teacher. Not sure he believed in me, but I found out later it was not for me. He was a good man.

Ardith. We know that the loss of a loved one leaves a permanent gap in one's life, but we do hope that the thoughts and prayers of all your family, friends and colleagues over the past year has helped you heal.

Nicole & Richard

Mr. Seeley was my band teacher 30+ years ago at Milton Williams, and I will be forever grateful for his impact in my life. He taught me to have confidence and "stand out" (as he would say). He truly touched many lives and was such a wonderful man. I am very saddened to hear about his passing, and my condolences go out to his family. One thing for sure, I know he is now in Gods arms.
Rest in peace Mr. Seeley. Thank you for touching my life.

Ardith, our hearts go out to you and our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Nicole and Richard Pearman

I met Bryon late in life but shared a closer set of values than most short acquaintences. I enjoyed the short time I was able to spend with St. Andrews Anglican church choir under his direction. Bryon was dearly loved by the choir and by the Clergy and Parishioners. My condolences to the Family and RIP Bryon.
GORDON McGUFFIN

Bryon and Ardith enriched each other's life. Some questions don't have clear answers. Our love and prayers continue with Ardith.

We are so sorry to hear of Bryon's passing. He will be missed by many. I admired him for many years as an outstanding musician and then as a math teacher for 2 of my children. He was always a positive and encouraging influence to my daughters and understood fully the connections between music education and strong academic performance. Heaven's got one more amazing horn player!

Bryon was a very talented and God-fearing man. I will continue to pray for comfort for you Ardith and for the rest of the family.

Bryon and Marilyn were the founders and creators of a very successful day camp at Camp Chestermere, which continues to thrive to this day. Bryan loved camp, and could often be found volunteering as a boat driver. He will be missed