REV. JOYCE ANN SEAMAN

I'm sad to hear of Rev. Joyce Seaman's passing. I think of her often, even to this day. She was without a doubt the kindest woman I have ever met. I first met her in August 2007 during my internship with the Sheriff's office. I shared many laughs, smiles and heeded her words of wisdom. I was a broke college kid headed to New Orleans the following week to start the police academy. I'll NEVER forget when I left that day she tucked a $100 bill in my hand and told me she wished me the best. My...

Oren and Leslie,
Just recently heard of your mother's passing on. You have my sincere sympathy and my prayers, both, for her, and for you at this sad time. You must be so proud of her life's dedication to the Lord.

Mrs. Romanovich "Mrs. R."

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Rev. Seaman was such a sweet lady. I have always admired her for the work she did as a prison chaplain. She invited me into her home many times around thirty years ago in Jeffersonville, IN, when I was in my early twenties and had recently moved into the area. She would have lots of young people over and we always had fun.

We are sorry for your loss.
The Kasych Family