Hiroshi YAMAMOTO

To Cousin Erin, Gail, Auntie Mas and the rest of the Seymour Family,

I just want to say again how sorry I am to hear about Uncle Hank's passing. I have such fond memories of him. I remember Trevor, Ian and myself as young children trying to catch the Koi fish in the backyard with hookless poles. We were sure one of those times we would catch one. I also remember Uncle Hank and the rest of the grandparents laughing in the background each time we would quickly pull our poles from the...

Hello Seymour family,I had many good conversations with Hank. He was a good proud man who wanted only the best for Sean's golf game. Hank can be at peice the wonderful legacy he left here on earth. I would like to attend the celebration of his life if possible. Mike McQueen

Gail, I'm very sorry to hear of the passing of your father. What a remarkable story. I hope you find peace in knowing he lived a life of extreme honor. I know you must be very proud ~

Glenda Johnson Chavez
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What a fine man he must have been. I enjoyed reading this short account of his life, especially about his athletic achievements in high school and then that he was a soldier in the famous 442nd. Wow, your dad served with them! I learned most about those soldiers from a superb Ken Burns series about WWII; they were highly praised for bravery and performance. A father to be proud of in many ways. Thank you for sending me his obituary. I loved learning about your Dad. Mimi

To The Family Of Hank:
I am so sorry to hear of Hank's passing away.
Hank was my supervisor at the Army Depot for 3 years and I enjoyed working for him.
My prayers are with the family and just know that God will bring you all through these tough times.