James Seymour Obituary

James Jeremy Seymour
May, 24, 1978- Oct, 1, 2024
Whose spirit departed from us at Astoria Health in Toppenish, WA at the age of 45
Dressing at Toppenish Longhouse
Oct, 4, 2024
Services to follow to be buried at sunrise
Oct, 5, 2024 at Satus Point Cemetery
Proceeded by
(Child) Baby Seymour, (Mother) Eleanor S. Shuster, (Siblings) Constance (sister), Marvin Dean (brother), Ellison Shuster, Harvey Shuster, Mary Tomilith, Louis Mann, Mary Yemowat, William Shuster, Sally McCord, Charley Tomilith, Elow-cutt Noch-pum, Wallutelie Tomilith, Sassahma Tomilith, Charles Mann, Clara Mann, James Augustus Yemowat, Josephine Yemowat
(Father) James M Seymour, Clement Seymour, Ambrose Seymour Jr., Barbara Seymour, Winnifred Seymour, Virginia Seymour, Peter Seymour, Rita Filson
Survived by
(Children) James Jeremy Seymour Jr. (Son) Amerie Martinez Rose Seymour (Daughter)(Brothers) Micheal (Rose) Seymour, Julius(Caramia(deceased)) Shippentower, (Sisters) Lisa Sam, Mary Seymour (Darren), Cleda Seymour (Steven (deceased)), Uncle Elmer (Cleda) Shuster, Alvin Shuster
Many Cousins, Nieces and Nephews
James loved to spend time hunting and fishing. He took pride in being an uncle, father and godfather. He would take his kids, nieces and nephews on these hunting trips and fishing for trout, or he would take them for a cruise to town just for fun and no reason at all. His heart was full and huge, he was protective of his loved ones. James walked through life touching the lives of everyone he encountered, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and warmth. Supportive kind of man, offering help to any who sought out his assistance. James loved his family undyingly so, there was a seriousness to the man but always followed by a big smile and that laugh that made you burst out too instantly. He spent his time hunting and fishing. We will remember all the times he would take his nieces and nephews out on his little adventures to hunt quail, trout, fish and go on nature walks.
His memory will live on in us for all of time.
Remember Me
Don't remember me with Sadness, Dont remember me with tears, Remember all the laughter throughout the years.
Now I am contented
That my life was worthwhile,
Knowing that I passed along the way
I made somebody smile.
When you are walking down the street and you've got me on your mind
I'm walking in your foot steps
Only a half astep behind
So please don't be unhappy
Just because I am out of sight.
Remember that I am with you
Every Morning, Noon and Night