David Harold Seiler

David Seiler, 68, of College Station, passed away peacefully on Saturday, June 27, 2015. David was born September 12, 1946, in Vermillion, South Dakota to Joseph Andrew and Ruth Mary (Harrison) Seiler. He married the lady of his life, Linda Elaine Carlson, on July 26, 1968; together they have shared a lifetime of memories in their marriage of almost 47 years. David was a skilled mechanic who was able to fix almost anything and an avid reader who took a book with him everywhere he went. He served his country with honor while in the Army, proudly serving one tour of duty in Vietnam.

Preceding him in death are his parents; his brothers John Seiler and Michael Seiler; and his brothers-in-law Ray DeMers and Eddie Nemec.

David is survived by his wife Linda Seiler; their children Amy Seiler Hennard and husband William of College Station, Daniel Seiler and wife Laura of Cameron, Kari Vander Wege and husband Ryan of Ft. Worth; grandsons Daniel Jr., Augustus Gaige, and Aidan Seiler; twin granddaughters Alyssa and Amanda Hennard; step-grandchildren Katelyn and Cameron Mueck; and great-grandson Mason Seiler; his sisters Jere DeMers, Barbara Nemec, Dorothy Boever and husband John, Lilly Wilson and husband Boyd; sisters-in-law Linda Peterson Seiler and Catherine Seiler; and a host of other relatives and friends.

Condolences

  1. I am so sorry to hear of David’s passing. My condolences to all of you his family. Dave and I were good friends in high school and worked together the summer of “64”. We lost track after we both entered the service. I regret that I didn’t stay in closer contact. I salute Dave for his service to country and dedication to his family. May God have only the best for you Linda and your family as you go forward. Sincerely, Jim Johnson

  2. It was always a fun time when uncle David and family would come to South Dakota for a visit. Sometimes we would drive to Vermillion for a few days, or sometimes David and family would drive up to our farm north of Holabird. Uncle David was a great story teller. I remember during a visit in the mid 70’s, David, my uncle Ben Nemec and my Dad stayed up late one night telling army stories, they kept me, a young teenager at that time engrossed for several hours that evening. I’m sure that there many more people that also have fond memories of him. He will surly be missed and I am sorry for your loss. Victor Nemec and family

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