Paul T. Seamans

Missing my dear friend during these holidays!

Paul was a warm, wonderful friend. I cared for his wife, Laurie, in the nursing home where I came to meet Paul. Their love was so evident, it brought happy tears to my eyes. Paul and I would go target shooting or out for lunches. His stories were so engaging, so, full of history. I enjoyed our outings so much. I was lucky to have met such a fine man. " They don't make'em like that anymore"!

Caroline,
So sorry for your loss. I have such fond memories of your father and the many days we spent at your house on the river. My parents would tell me that he always asked about me when they saw him about town. My prayers to you and your entire family.

I so enjoyed our talks and viewing his writings. he was such dear and when I go to Charlene Manor from time to time it feels sad not see him .

My earliest childhood memories regarding patriotism could be attributed to Mr. Paul Seamans. Like thousands of other young people growing up in Franklin County and attending Camp Apex each summer from the late sixties through the early sevienties, I daily witnessed the raising and lowering of our Old Glory. Passionately and skillfully playing his horn, Mr. Seamans would blow Reveille at the beginning of each day, while the Stars and Stripes were hoisted highly upon the white mast pole...

My condolences to the family. Your lives were enriched by being a big part of a great man's life. I can still remember him sitting in the Recorder's office on Main Street in Turners Falls. He would always smile and ask if things were all right. He was a wonderful, kindhearted person who touched the lives of many in his years at the Gill Elementary School. He left a smile on your face every time he spoke to you. And then I followed his columns in the Recorder for many years and enjoyed the...

Wendy, sorry about your dad's passing. I have so many memories of grade school. He lived a very full life, and set a good example for many.
Tracy Hale

Dear Wendy:
I am very sorry for the loss of your dad. What a wonderful life story. May he rest in peace.
Charlie Bradshaw
Amherst

I remember Mr. Seamans from grammar school at Gill in the early 60's. RIP.