Dr. Nancy Seale "Suzi" Coll

Suzi, I will miss our heartfelt talks, you were there when I needed strength and you were there to share my happiness. Thank you soo very much for your wonderful friendship, your beautiful smile, & to always know God is with me. I remember how you became a beautiful wife and how happy you were! So glad to have been part of your life & you part of mine.
Condolences to your husband,family & friends.
Love & miss you always,
Diana Ariz
Dallas, Texas

Condolences to Jim.

Suzi is responsible for our marriage of 49 years as she introduced us at Baylor where we were all dental students. She has been as close friend ever since experiencing many of our greatest joys and also some of our saddest moments. She has been a mentor to all of our children who are all dentists as well. We will miss her as a family member. God's Peace be with you dear friend. Carol & Ed Owens

Suzi was a real good friend of mine for many years. She invited me to speak on Pulp Therapy ( one of her preferred subjects ) to her residents many years and I stayed in her house, and our friendship continued throughout all these years. Her marriage with Jim, another dear friend and"pulp man", strengthened even more this relationship
We even had planned to get together in New York in September for late celebrations of our anniversaries!!

We will miss her forever!! ...

I am sorry to hear the news about your loss. May God who "binds up the broken hearted" and comforted all who mourns" sustain your family during this challenging time. Isaiah 61:1,2

Dr. Seale was a legend in our world of pediatric dentistry, a phenomenal leader, teacher, mentor, and overall incredible, strong and respected woman. Weve missed her after her retirement but now shes gone forever and leaves a space that no other will be able to fill. My thoughts and prayers go out to her husband, family, friends, our dental family past & present and all who knew her. May God bless you all and may she rest peacefully always smiling down upon us.

Dr. Seale was a larger-than-life figure in the clinical and educational careers of hundreds of residents in the decades she taught at Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry. She was a pediatric dentist by training, a clinician, a researcher, an editor, a celebrity amongst her colleagues, a wife, a mentor, and my friend. She was the most enthusiastic mentor who constantly reminded all of her students of the impossibly high standards of which we were being held and pushed you to be the best...

I'm deeply sadden by the passing of Dr.Seale. My heart goes out to her husband and family. I worked under her leadership at Baylor College of Dentistry for years before she retired. She was very passionate about dentistry, very helpful, and knowledgeable. Dr. Seale will be greatly missed!

I worked at Baylor when Dr. Seale was head of her department. She was a delight and an inspirational role model. I'm very happy she was part of a new family in recent years, but am so sorry to hear of her passing. She did make a huge difference in many lives.
Judy Truesdell, Wylie, Texas