Colter Angus Seiler

Colter Angus Seiler, was born to Chase and Kirbi Seiler on May 13, 2025 in Wichita, KS.

Anyone that met Colter would fall in love with his big beautiful blue eyes, dark curly hair and dimples. From the start Colter was a hold me baby and loved to snuggle. He always knew who was holding him and would constantly open one eye to make sure he was still being held. Colter made the trip to Colorado to see family and during that long trip Colter made it known that he wanted to be held even in the car. Colter enjoyed the early morning hours and always thought everyone in the house should be up as well. Colter's oldest brother Camron was so proud of him and loved to show him off to all his friends. Telling everyone that Colter was going to be the best D1 football player of all time. Bristen could calm Colter down in seconds when he cried and wanted to be held. Cane and Baler loved him as well, always fighting over who got to give him a bottle. Any sound Colter made Baler would jump up from whatever she was doing and find a bottle or pacifier for him as fast as she could. Colter was Baler's "baby" and would do anything for him.

The morning after Colter got his 2-month vaccination shots he was not himself. Kirbi and Chase rushed Colter to the nearest ER. After being transferred to serval ICU's Colter was finally transferred to Children's Mercy PICU. There Colter met many amazing doctors and nurses that cared for him. Colter made an ever-lasting impression on all the PICU staff. During Colter's honor walk the hallways were lined with family members and many staff that had grown attached to his strong little man strength. The night of August 21st Colter passed away in his mom and dad's arms. Colter will live on through other babies from his organ donations.

Colter was welcomed in heaven by his grandpa Bud Seiler and many other family members. Colter is survived his mom and dad, siblings Camron and Bristen Woltemath and Cane and Baler Seiler and Kinzley and Case Seiler, grandparents Gary and Joni Rockwell, grandparents Kathy Seiler and Kim Seiler. As well as many uncles, aunts and cousins.

The rosary will be recited 4:00 p.m. Friday, August 29, 2025 and the funeral mass will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, August 30, 2025 both at St. Mark Catholic Church.

The family requests, In Lieu Of Flowers, please send donations to Children's Mercy Hospital (Department of Philanthropy) 2401 Gillham Road, Kansas City, MO 64108. https://www.childrensmercy.org/