Scott M. Shea

I first meet Seth in 9th grade English.  He remained a good friend thru the years and I am blessed to have known him.  Over the years we had countless fishing and sailing trips and those  are memories I will not forget.  Seth fought cancer and staired death in the face for over 2 decades.  His strength and will to live was remarkable. I feel Seth knew he was on a special journey and he truely cherished everyday he was on this earth.  I am going to miss Seth and his special friendship. Fish-on my friend and know yoiu will be missed.

I attended Mikes memorial service and felt the need to share with the rest of the class.  Mike was close to the lord in his final days and apperently he was the piano player in the church band on Sundays. At one point  during the service I counted 9 members on stage that Mike played with on Sundays.  The preacher knew Mike very well and talked about his ability to play music by ear and his love of golf.  Funny, I meet Mike thru tennis and he became a professional golfer. The service was nice and quite personalble. I stayed after the service to re-introduce myself to Mikes mom and give my condolences to her and his 3 children.  Mikes son looked just like I remembered Mike looking and his 2 daughters  were both tall and pretty(go figure).  As of the day of the service the cause of Mike death was unknown.  Mike was a class act and I know he will be missed by all that knew him.