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Suk Hui Seger Obituary
Suk Hui (Cho) Seger was born December 29, 1937 in Kyongpuk, Korea, the daughter of the late Cho Sung Ho and Pak Myung Sook. After finishing high school in Seoul, she graduated from Ewha University and became the Lead Teacher in several orphanages throughout the Republic of Korea for a period of 21 years. She married Ben J. Seger on April 22, 1977 and became a loyal military wife for many years and was extremely instrumental in the successful Army career of her husband contributing to his retirement as a Sergeant Major. After the retirement of her husband from the United States Army, she worked as the Janitorial Supervisor at the Oneda Corporation for approximately 10 years. Suk Hui was a loyal, dedicated member of the Rock Presbyterian Church in Columbus since 1986. As a church member, she continually served in key positions of service such as Elder, Leader of the Senior Group, and Church Choir Member.
She is survived in death by her most devoted, loving husband Ben; a wonderful son Richard Paul; and two beautiful grandsons Richard Alexander and Esteban.
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