Birth date: Jul 17, 1971 Death date: Apr 15, 2014
Andrew Patrick Seith, age 42, passed away on April 15, 2014. Andrew was born on July 24, 1971 to David and Sally Seith. He was a joyful, energetic, enthusiastic child. In 1998 he married the former Mary Mulready and together they Read Obituary
Please know that you and your loved ones are in our thoughts at this difficult time.
David and Sally, I am so saddened by the news I read today (April 23---too late for visitation) that your son passed away. I can't imagine the pain of losing a child. I read about this on the MCC email. May God be with you as you grieve. You are in the prayers of Britta and myself. Roy Portenga
My thoughts and prayers are with you today and for the months to come. Thank you to you and your family for your involvement in softball and treating each girls as someone special. Our little Koryn has a love for the sport that was fostered by his investment in her and the team. May God bless and watch over your family as you mourn your loss and try to make sense of it all. -- Tim & Deanna Holman & Family
My sympathies at the passing of Andrew. He had a gentle manner with the girls he coached in softball and made it fun for them. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
Shirley Buikema
I am sorry for your loss of Andrew,
The Bible teaches that one day in the near future our Creator, Jehovah God, by means of the ransom sacrifice of his son, Jesus,will reunite us with our dead loved ones by means of a resurrection right here on earth in paradise conditions that will be filled with peace, happiness, and perfect health for everyone. (John 5:28,29; Psalm 37:9-11,29; Isaiah 33:24)
As you read the above texts from your Bible, may the wonderful hope they give us, along with loving memories bring you a measure of comfort during this most difficult time.
There is much Bible-based comfort to be found on the website www.jw.org
Sincerely dianne
They say "you can pick your friends but not your family" but as far as our family is concerned I find we may go awhile and not be able to see each other, but one thing we can do is pick right up again from where we left off like long lost friends. Thats how it was with my counsin Andy. I always appreciated his smile and soft demeanor with his ability to enjoy what came his way, even it it wasn't how he planned. I remember thinking, 'man, I wish we lived closer to each other , he's such a fun guy, for a cousin!' My last memory was meeting Andy and Mary with a couple of kids in tow, as we grabbed a bite to eat. My once young counsin was now an older very happily married father who was proudly doting over his own children. I am glad to know that Andy enjoyed his life and and glad we are family, with all our wit and charm! Laughter usually followed us whenever we had the chance to be together, and for that I'm grateful"o)
Mary please know we love you and your always going to be special to our family. I look forward to coming home and being able to see again one day, how each of your children will look like Andy or do something funny like Andy would have done.
Uncle Dave and Aunt Sally I am with you in my heart and look forward to sharing hugs and seeing you this summer. WIllie is always helping to do so many things in my place, so I hope you'll find some comfort through him and dad.
Much Luv from Lisa Marie Seith Kerr, AKA 1st grandchild"o)
