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James “Jim” Seymour, a devoted husband, loving father, and hardworking member of the Cut Bank, MT community, passed away peacefully at the age of 84 on March 27, 2025. Born on June 21, 1940, Jim lived a full and meaningful life, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and resilience.
Jim married Lorraine Kline on April 30, 1960. Together for 48 years, they built a life rooted in love and raised three children: Lorraine, Elaine, and Michael. His deep devotion to family was evident in his tireless efforts to provide for them and in the steady guidance, wisdom, and compassion he offered throughout his life.
Jim began working in the oil field around 1958 and remained dedicated to the industry until his retirement in 2015 from Grizzly Well Service and Seymour Oil and Gas. He worked on oil rigs, service rigs, and wells—earning the respect and admiration of coworkers and community alike through his skill, perseverance, and unwavering work ethic.
In September 2009, Jim found love again with Lisa Tromblee. They were married on December 16, 2016, and shared a life filled with love, family, and travel. Jim warmly welcomed Lisa’s children, Anthony Kittle and Delyssia Tromblee, as his own. As their families grew, he became a proud grandfather to their children and found great joy in being part of their lives from the very beginning. He especially enjoyed camping and exploring Montana, continuing cherished traditions that brought him joy.
Jim is survived by his wife, Lisa A. Seymour of Cut Bank, MT; his children: Lorraine Duvall of Cut Bank, MT; Elaine Seymour (Warren Anderson) of Power, MT; Michael (Ronelle) Seymour of Spokane Valley, WA; and his stepchildren, Anthony Kittle and Delyssia Tromblee.
He is also survived by his grandchildren: LeeAnn (Jeremy) Burke, Nic (Jordan) Mitch, James (Elizabeth) Duvall, Andie Redpath (Kevin Francis), Matthias Seymour, Levi Seymour, Aiden Kittle, Jayse Kittle, Ayla Atkinson, and Penelope Kittle; and his great-grandchildren: Samantha Burke (Kailyr Skunkcap), Damien Burke (Kendra Spotted Bear), Makenna Burke, and Kenzie Duvall.
Also surviving are his siblings: Norman (Dorothy) Seymour and Nina (John) Waller; sister-in-law Terrie Tromblee; brother-in-law Robert Tromblee; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Jim was preceded in death by his first wife, Lorraine; his parents, George and Alice Seymour; his brothers, John, Tom, and Steve; and his sisters, Marge Smitherman, Esther Kennedy, and Caroline McLeod.
Jim’s memory will live on in the love he shared and the values he instilled. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
A celebration of Jim's life will be held on April 11, 2pm at Mountain View Baptist in Cut Bank,
interment to follow at Crown Hill Cemetery, and a reception following at Cut Bank Moose
Lodge.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
130 6th Ave SE, Cut Bank, MT 59427
Memories and condolences can be left on the obituary at the funeral home website.
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