Seth Coleman

Seth Coleman was born May 28th, 1982, to Wayne and Terry Coleman in Casper, Wyoming. He passed on to be with Jesus on March 20, 2025, after years of fighting ALS.

Seth graduated from Kelly Walsh high School and went on to attend and play football at the South Dakota School of Mines. After college he returned to Casper and went to work in the family construction business, Wayne Coleman Construction. He continued to work alongside his parents until their retirement in 2012.

At that time, he took over the business with his siblings. He continued to work and loved construction until the end. He was also an avid outdoorsman who loved hunting, fishing, four wheeling, and snowmobiling in the mountains.

Seth ran for council for The Town of Mills. He served a two-year term and then served as the Town of Mills Mayor for 6 years. In his time Seth saw the town of Mills become a first-class city, made strides to see a vibrant riverfront, and oversaw the Towns 100-year Centennial Celebration.

Seth married his soulmate Laurel Henry on June 22, 2024, at the Henry family ranch in a beautiful outdoor wedding by the creek.

Seth is survived by his wife Laurel Henry, daughter Kayla Coleman, parents Wayne & Terry Coleman, brother Caleb (Tracee) Coleman, Sister Betsy (Seth) Milberger, Nieces and nephews Teagan, Boston, Sarayah, Maevelyn, Boone, Whelen and many other friends and family that will miss him dearly.

He was proceeded in death by his Maternal grandparents Don and Pete Smith, and paternal grandparents Helen & Homer Coleman. He loved his family and friends dearly.

Through it all Seth knew that Jesus was in control and that everything happens for a reason even when we don’t understand it.

A special thank you to his caregivers Steven Shumaker, Amber Everman, Alexis Ives, and Arlona Rose. The family would also like to thank Highland Park Community Church and Celebrate Recovery.

Memorial services will be held on Sunday March 30th at 2pm at Highland Park Community Church. Reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, Seth would have appreciated donations made to the ALS foundation. Interment to follow at Memorial Gardens at a later date.