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Catherine Seeger Obituary
Catherine A. Seeger, age 50, born May 19, 1958. Passed away May 29, 2008. Beloved daughter of John and Anita Seeger; cherished sister of Helen Mackie, nee Seeger; sister-in-law of Del Mackie; loving aunt of Kristen (Brian) Mahler, nee Mackie, Katie (Justin) Banaszynski, nee Mackie; great-aunt to Mackenzie, Brandon and Jake; wonderful friend to many. Most recently was a teacher at Little Lambs School, in Ingleside, IL. She was a licensed parametric with The Superior Ambulance Company for 13 years. A memorial service will be held on Sunday, June 8, 2008, at 2 p.m. at The Chapel (on Route 60 and Hawley, in Mundelein). Visitation from 2:30 to 4 p.m. also at The Chapel. In lieu of flowers, Donations to Midwest Palliative and Hospice Care Center, 2050 Claire Court, Glenview, IL, 60025.
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Charles Wallis
June 6, 2008
Cathy has been a delightful person to know, and a true friend and teacher to my daughter Sue. She was a person full of humor, adventure, and compassion, a delight to visit with and to have her visit us. Her visit with us last year was pure pleasure because of her obvious joy and delight and interest with everything God has created. Thanks with deep appreciation to you, John and Anita, and to all of her family for allowing her to grow up in an environment where she learned to love people with a servant’s heart, reaching out and caring for others until God took her home.
Kris Fox
June 5, 2008
Cathy-I am going to Really miss you alot because you always brought your dog Bill to see your friend Sue Wallis at LambsFarm.You will be in my Hearts!Rest In Peace.God Be with you & all of your Family & Sue Wallis.I will take care of Sue Wallis for you!take care Cathy!
From Sue Wallis's Friend at Stone 204.Also,Have your Whole Family Contact me!
Kris Fox
Kris Fox
June 5, 2008
Cathy-I am going to Really miss you alot because you always brought your dog Bill to see your friend Sue Wallis at LambsFarm.You will be in my Hearts!Rest In Peace.God Be with you & all of your Family & Sue Wallis.I will take care of Sue Wallis for you!take care Cathy!
From Sue Wallis's Friend at Stone 204,
Kris Fox
Laura Groome
June 5, 2008
I met Cathy through my sister Susie, from the Lambs at Libertyville. Cathy, you were a wonderful person and such a wonderful friend. I will miss you greatly and I know that my sister will miss you so much too. Be at peace.
Sue Wallis
June 4, 2008
I met Cathy 24 years ago and we became the best of friends,we went on camping trips together,you will always be missed but not forgotten because you will always be in our hearts!!!!!!!!
Sue Wallis
June 4, 2008
I met Cathy 24 years ago and we became the best of friends,we went on a lot of camping trips together,she will always be missed but never forgotten because she will always be in our hearts!!!!!!!!!
Cathy and pupsters
Shirley Haslow
June 3, 2008
I introduced Cathy to Billy. Cathy wasn't looking for a dog when she met Billy, but Billy chose Cathy as his human. He wrapped her around his paw by pulling her hair with his teeth. Cathy found that adorable and Billy was one very lucky dog when Cathy decided Billy was to be part of her family. Billy has had more love, activities, training, and wardrobe than many children. The attached photo is of Cathy and Billy as devil dog along with his buddies; Mirra as bird dog and Hayu as watch dog Halloween of 2007.
Happy memories from camping
Andrea Miller
June 3, 2008
Cathy, you are one in a million and will be dearly missed. I was truly blessed and honored to have had a friend like you. True friendship was your mantra. You made life fun and rewarding. The legacy you leave will be treasured and remembered forever. Peaceful rest to you.
Your ROTC and camping buddy-Andrea
Teri Popp
June 3, 2008
I first met Cathy when she came downstairs to let me know that one of her snakes was missing and could travel down to our shower or bathtub and that he was harmless and just come get her and she would take care of it. Although that was an odd beginning to a friendship, one developed none-the-less. Cathy had a beautiful servants heart and was always willing to share her joy and let others share with her. She is deeply missed.
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