Condolences

• 04/04/2024

  jennifer Marble

  Dearest brother I cannot believe you are gone from this earth but you are in a much better place free of pain and suffering. I am thankful that you were my brother. I enjoyed our visits and phone calls. You are missed by us all. Please say hello to mama and those that have gone before us. Rest in God's arms Love Jennifer

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  04/03/2024

  jennifer Marble
• 04/03/2024

  jennifer Marble

  Dear Brother, I love and miss you very much. I know that you are in a better place now with no more suffering. Rest in peace and say hello to mama. I will see you in the future...love you Jennifer

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  04/03/2024

  jennifer Marble

  I loved you so much and still do. We used to love visiting you and your family. I am missing you so much but know that you are in a better place now and not suffering. May you rest in peace while in God's hands. Say hello to Mama and some good friends....love, Your sister Jennifer

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  03/20/2024

  Bernard McAfee

  Mike and I were Neighbors on Hanscom road we both had the Honda 160s and used to drive everywhere we're on them sorry to see you go but I'll see you on the other side

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  03/18/2024

  Warren deWildt

  Mike lived on Hanscom Road along with Tom Morse, Carl Randolph and I. We had some fun times growing up. Mike and I would hitch hike to Portsmouth to Pine Grove Pavilion. We could usually find Mal London or Jim Parmley in Portsmouth to give us a ride home. Thanks for the memories Mike. My condolences to all his family. Warren deWildt

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  03/17/2024

  John Webster

  My deepest condolences to Mike's family. I remember Mike as a very quiet guy in high school. Being from South Berwick, we didn't meet until high school. Rest in piece Mike. John Webster

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  03/15/2024

  Dan McKay

  Mike and I were sidekicks for a while came out to Colorado and we did a lot of camping together. Mike was a good guy he's going to be missed your friend Dan.

• 03/10/2024

  Tom Morse

  My heart goes out to the entire Seeley family; my first memory of Mike is as a second grade student in a basement classroom of the old Eliot Elementary School. The next thing I remember is seeing him in my third grade classroom, just a couple of rooms up the hallway! I never knew for sure, but I believe the move was because he had shown sufficient mastery of the second grade curriculum to be moved up to third grade before his peers. I remember him as a very quiet, introspective younster who was also very inquisitive about the world around him, particularly the way "things" worked. As a young boy, I was shown how to build a home-made rabbit trap by a family friend. When I showed Mike one I had built, he was absolutely fascinated with how simple the design was, particulary the mechanism used to drop the door when a rabbit entered and moved the carrot or apple slice inside. I'll never forget that WIDE grin on his face when I showed him how the trap worked. He was so fascinsted with the idea of building, setting, and checking a trap on a daily basis that he often came to my home just up the road from the Seeley home on Hanscom Road to walk through the woods with me and check my traps! The day he saw a live rabbit in one of my traps he couldn't believe his eyes! I think the day he enjoyed most, however, was the day I asked him to come and help me build a new trap. I'll never forget how animated he was throughout the building process, helping me make sure all of the measurements were correct and that the finished product worked properly; he tripped the door mechanism several times to make sure it would capture the next rabbit that wanted a piece of the bait inside! We built a couple of very successful traps together, Mike... Rest in peace, my friend. Tom

• 03/10/2024

  Tom Morse
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  03/09/2024

  Cynthia L Saklad

  I am so sorry to hear of Mike's passing - he was a good guy. The MHS Class of '69 will be honoring his memory at our 55th class reunion this summer.

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  03/07/2024

  Kathy Hichens Tuttle

  My thoughts and prayers 🙏 go out to his family. He was a fun classmate at MHS.