Sharon Esther Seeley

To Brian and Sheron’s children and family, our deepest condolences. We are sorry hearing of my dear friend Sharon. Sheron was just a beautiful soul that loved the Lord with all her heart. May her beautiful soul rest in eternal peace. Be comforted!

What a wonderful legacy of faith is a vital part of Sharon's life and testimony. Doris and I had the privilege of sharing in the lives of the Seeley Family for the 23 years we lived in London. It was my privilege to be Sharon's pastor and to know her family. To see her example of faithful service passed on from her parents and aunt. To observe her loving care for her in laws. To learn of her abilities and gifts, to teach, to lead, to support, to encourage, to give unselfishly, while always thinking of others. Sharon was a priceless gem in the kingdom of God and is now receiving her reward for a life well lived and a job well done. Brian, our hearts go out to you and the family. We send our love and prayers. Pastor John and Doris Thompson

Sharon was a dear sister and child of God, who loved the Lord and His people with all her heart, soul, mind and strength. She was exuberant with joy, even through trials and she truly loved to share God's word and exemplified the abundant life we can have in Jesus. Dear Brian, Diana, David, Michael and all your loved ones. While you miss Sharon here on earth, we pray you experience abounding grace, comfort and encouragement in the Holy Spirit, knowing Sharon completed her purpose here on earth and is safe with King Jesus who loves us most. Our hope is in the resurrection of our bodies and until we meet again... With much love, hugs and prayers, Nick and Veenet

Dear Brian, So very sorry for your loss. Please be assured of my prayer for you and the family. May the Lord grant you His peace and comfort. Your Brother in Christ, John Weiler

I didn't know your wife, but always appreciated your friendship, the rare time we sawm each other after LCBM. May God be a special strength for you at this time. Clint

I was so shocked to hear of Sharon's passing. My heart is saddened with this news. Please know, Brian, that I will be praying for you. It is so difficult to lose a spouse and moreso when it happens so suddenly. Heaven becomes much sweeter when we lose our spouse. What a day of reunion when we get Home and are with our loved ones again.

When she promised, along with all of Forest City Bible Church, to help raise me to love the Lord at my dedication and Baptism, Mrs. Seeley followed through, and I am so grateful to God for allowing me the privilege of being her student, her fellow healthcare worker, and her friend. From her I learned so much about the merciful character of Jesus: how he meets people where they’re at and welcomes them with open arms. She taught me that even when life doesn’t go the way we hoped, the Lord’s plan is always better - even when the plan takes us halfway around the world. And she reminded me, through words of encouragement and love, of my identity as the beloved of the Lord, and how to take joy and delight in his word. I am so thankful to have known her. And although it is bittersweet to know that, if the Lord tarries (Maranatha, Lord Jesus!), it will be a while before I can give her a hug and tell her how much she has meant to me, that now she is in heaven getting a hug from Jesus and from all of the others who she loved so well while she was with us here on earth. My prayers are with the whole family, especially my dear Diana - may you be comforted by the Holy Spirit who gives perfect peace and hope to those who grieve. Lord Jesus Christ, thank you for sharing your heart with us through the love of your daughter, Sharon. “You make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.” ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭16‬:‭11‬