David Edward Seaman
Cocoa - David left us too soon, at 11:00 pm on 5/25/2021, to be at peace and free from pain. He had suffered several battles with pancreatic cancer, intestinal problems, and finally a heart attack. He leaves behind his wife, Christina, his parents, a sister, four children, two step-children, and 10 grandchildren. He was born at Cape Canaveral hospital on November 21, 1969. He lived most of his life in Merritt Island, Cocoa, and Palm Bay, with brief periods in upstate New York, Texas, and Eustis, Fl.
David was a skilled tradesman who loved working with his hands. He could fix almost anything mechanical, including boats, cars, and motorcycles, and did almost any kind of home repair and remodeling. His specialty was tile, which he loved most of all. He was always good-natured and kind and tried to avoid any confrontation. Everyone who knew him liked him. He will be sorely missed by his family and friends.
Friends and Family are invited to gather and share memories of David at Cape Marina in Port Canaveral, Fl from 3 pm to 5:30 pm on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
Cocoa - David left us too soon, at 11:00 pm on 5/25/2021, to be at peace and free from pain. He had suffered several battles with pancreatic cancer, intestinal problems, and finally a heart attack. He leaves behind his wife, Christina, his parents, a sister, four children, two step-children, and 10 grandchildren. He was born at Cape Canaveral hospital on November 21, 1969. He lived most of his life in Merritt Island, Cocoa, and Palm Bay, with brief periods in upstate New York, Texas, and Eustis, Fl.
David was a skilled tradesman who loved working with his hands. He could fix almost anything mechanical, including boats, cars, and motorcycles, and did almost any kind of home repair and remodeling. His specialty was tile, which he loved most of all. He was always good-natured and kind and tried to avoid any confrontation. Everyone who knew him liked him. He will be sorely missed by his family and friends.
Friends and Family are invited to gather and share memories of David at Cape Marina in Port Canaveral, Fl from 3 pm to 5:30 pm on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
David Edward Seaman
Cocoa - David left us too soon, at 11:00 pm on 5/25/2021, to be at peace and free from pain. He had suffered several battles with pancreatic cancer, intestinal problems, and finally a heart attack. He leaves behind his wife, Christina, his parents, a sister, four children, two step-children, and 10 grandchildren. He was born at Cape Canaveral hospital on November 21, 1969. He lived most of his life in Merritt Island, Cocoa, and Palm Bay, with brief periods in upstate New York, Texas, and Eustis, Fl.
David was a skilled tradesman who loved working with his hands. He could fix almost anything mechanical, including boats, cars, and motorcycles, and did almost any kind of home repair and remodeling. His specialty was tile, which he loved most of all. He was always good-natured and kind and tried to avoid any confrontation. Everyone who knew him liked him. He will be sorely missed by his family and friends.
Friends and Family are invited to gather and share memories of David at Cape Marina in Port Canaveral, Fl from 3 pm to 5:30 pm on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
Cocoa - David left us too soon, at 11:00 pm on 5/25/2021, to be at peace and free from pain. He had suffered several battles with pancreatic cancer, intestinal problems, and finally a heart attack. He leaves behind his wife, Christina, his parents, a sister, four children, two step-children, and 10 grandchildren. He was born at Cape Canaveral hospital on November 21, 1969. He lived most of his life in Merritt Island, Cocoa, and Palm Bay, with brief periods in upstate New York, Texas, and Eustis, Fl.
David was a skilled tradesman who loved working with his hands. He could fix almost anything mechanical, including boats, cars, and motorcycles, and did almost any kind of home repair and remodeling. His specialty was tile, which he loved most of all. He was always good-natured and kind and tried to avoid any confrontation. Everyone who knew him liked him. He will be sorely missed by his family and friends.
Friends and Family are invited to gather and share memories of David at Cape Marina in Port Canaveral, Fl from 3 pm to 5:30 pm on Sunday, June 6, 2021.
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