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Thomas Seavey Obituary
Thomas N. Seavey, age 81, passed away January 6, 2016. Loving father of Kate Szerszen (Dennis), Julie Seavey, Janet Grossman (Mark) and John Seavey (Renee). Proud grandfather of Alex and Nick Szerszen, Sam, Max and Molly Grossman and Sophie and Penn Seavey. Dear brother of Barbara Seavey. Born and raised in Maine, Tom worked for Procter and Gamble for over 30 years but never lost his love of Maine. Private service will be held for the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati. www.tuftsschildmeyer.com
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Bill Kowalski
January 2, 2020
Tom is gone but we still have happy memories of his days at Gardiner High.
Lisa Galvin-Sang
January 26, 2016
Very sorry to hear about your father. Tom was a lovely addition to all of our Homan family events and was very sweet about attending our son's highschool basketball games with Theresa. Tom will be missed. Blessings to your family.
January 23, 2016
We are saddened to learn of Tom's death. Tom was a true gentleman. It was a pleasure to be in his company because his fine and gentle sense of humor made time pass quickly. Tom always looked and found congeniality in all things.
Tom's marriage to my younger sister Theresa Homan Seavey was sound and true. Their enjoyment of each other's company was a joy to see.
Our condolences to Tom's family are sent to all of them sincerely. Some people we meet in life are unforgettable. Tom was one of those. Please accept our sympathy.
We will remember Tom in our prayers, joining them to our prayers for my beloved sister Theresa. We are certain that God's love is eternal and is shining upon them.
Alice Homan-Hehman and John Hehman
Mary Bihn
January 16, 2016
Bev, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. So sorry to learn of your loss.
Mike & Carrie Myrick
January 15, 2016
We were your Dad and step-mom's neighbors at Wetherby Farms. We are so incredibly sorry for your loss! He was such a sweet man
Bill & Jacky Woolsey
January 14, 2016
Our deepest sympathy to you all, Kate, Dennis, Alex, and Nick. From the pictures I've seen, he was a wonderful grandpa and dad. Wishing you peace in this difficult time.
Lisa McCarthy
January 13, 2016
Janet, Julie, Kathy, and John....We love you all and will miss your Dad. Your family will always have a special place in our hearts. So many great memories and when I think of your Dad, I think of him laughing and being silly with my Dad. He had such a great sense of humor and such a kind, loving heart. He will be missed by all of us Bouchards for sure!
January 11, 2016
Our condolences to Tom's family. He always spoke enthusiastically and positively about his family. They were always very close. Tom was a wonderful person. Low key-friendly-soft spoken-great sense of humor. Just a pleasure to around and be with. He was an outstanding athlete as a young man and had a keen interest in ssports throughout his life. His presence always created a positive energy in whatever group he joined--formal or casual. His absence will be sadly felt by all of us.
George and Betty Heselton, high school classmates and lifelong friends
Bill Kowalski
January 10, 2016
Tom put G.H.S basketball on the map---with his hook&fade away shots .He taught me a lot at practice trying to stop him.He was the best of the great class of 1952.May God bless him. & I hope I will meet him someday playing at our final resting place.Maybe,just maybe,he will let me block one of his shots. Bill Kowalski class of 54.
January 9, 2016
al&june griffin.my class mate& he was the best basketball player ever at GHS.we were 17-1 in l952.god bless
shirley weston hanley
January 9, 2016
sorry to hear about your father and grandfather. Tom was a year ahead of me in high school. He was a wonderful basketball player. Won many games for Gardiner High School because he was a high scorer. Made the games exciting. I would always see his mother and father setting in the grandstands. Tom was a quiet, polite, unasumming boy surrounded by a bunch of ruff and tumble no-it-alls. Wonderful guy to know.
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