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Trudy and her husband, Larry, married in 1966 and became residents of The Villages, FL in August of 2009 from Pembroke Pines, FL. Trudy was of the Lutheran Faith and a member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Fort Lauderdale, FL. She was also a member of the Kentucky Connection club and Moose Lodge 1271.
Trudy worked for over 5 years at the University of Miami as a bookkeeper until her retirement in 2005. She enjoyed spending her time playing golf, bingo and bowling.
Trudy is survived by her beloved husband Larry Seiple, two children, Larry Todd Seiple and Keri Lyn Rumaner, as well as a sister, Susan Jane Warmkessel and 3 precious grandchildren; Austyn, Terry and Lauren.
Trudy is preceded in death by her parents and a daughter, Lori Ann Lynes.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to MooseHaven in loving memory of Trudy.
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Sandy and Joe Buss
October 15, 2024
Growing up in Allentown, Pennsylvania was nothing but positive with a lot of laughter and fun, and Judy was always part of it as well as Larry. Always remember 12th St. and Union Street and the fun we had at fountain Park. Judy was always full of laughter and she had the cutest outfits, always so pretty.But she was down to earth, funny and so cute. You played football, and Joe played baseball. Then all of a sudden we all grew up and went our own ways. But those memories remain. Trudy´s laughter will always be remembered. And so will my vision of you and her walking down Union Street always holding hands. We are sending you prayers because we know how rough it is when you´ve been together as long as you and us.Sandy (Kehs) and Joe Buss
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Leslie Babb
August 13, 2024
I first met Trudy in Miami in 1973. That´s when I fell in love with her and Larry. We stayed friend until the end even though we moved away from each other. She was one of the MOST FUN, KIND , FUNNY PEOPLE EVER!! She is gone but will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. XoxoLeslie and Charlie Babb
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