Richard Lester Seeber

When Dick first came back from the War he was the most dashing, handsome and thrilling person I had ever seen. We cousins held him in awe. We knew that he had jumped out of airplanes and fought the enemy and that he was very brave. His Grandparents were so, so proud of him, as was the whole family. His Uncle Jack bragged about him a lot. When Dick brought June to Grandma and Grandpa Stewart's house to introduce her to the family we were equally in awe of the beautiful young woman he had...

Uncle Dick, I will never forget the time when you told me "Get in that truck and move it!" I was 9 years old. From then on I never had a fear of anything bigger than me. Thanks for always believing in me, your great nephew Samuel Warren Albert Gallatin Smith

We are sorry to hear about your dad. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all. Love Tamara, Kristin, Sarah, and Scott.

Sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Our thoughts and prayers go to Donna and her family...your father will live on in the hearts of all that were fortunate enough to have the pleasure of spending even a little time with him.
Caroline and Jim Weller

Our hearts and prayers are with all of you.Love,Don & Ida Trowbridge

Jamie and Family, We are so sorry to hear about your grandpa. He will be missed dearly and I know you have wonderful memories with him.You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love Patty,Bill,Kristen Hubecky

What a wonderful man our Uncle Dick was. His smile lit up the room.He was gentle and Kind and I feel blessed to have known him and be a part of his extended family. He always treated us all with love and respect and we will be eternally grateful.Our thoughts and prayers are with Aunt June and the entire Seeber family.
All our love, Tom, Tammy and Zachary.