James SEERUP Obituary

Special memories of a wonderful man. We were looking forward to catching up with Jim in Wellington. Sadly it wasnt to be. One of nature's gentlemen. Rest in peace Jim. Love to all the family. Xx

Condolences on your loss, Jeanette & the larger Seerup family. So sad to hear of Jim's passing; a truly wonderful gentle-man... Best regards, Nigel Davis.

Seamus was one of the nicest people you could wish to met. Thoughtful, considerate, amusing, entertaining. And such a good cousin and friend, especially to my mother Monica. I reach out to you Jeanette with heartfelt sympathy. Irene

We were sad to hear of Jim's passing, Jeanette. Please accept our deepest sympathy. We miss you at the Combined Club afternoon teas.

Dearest Aunty Jeanette and family.
We are so so sorry to hear of Uncle Seamus passing.
We have many fond memories of you both at Tongaporutu with the annual golf games and picnics at Urenui with Seamus's cousin Dad and Mum (Alex and Eileen Fife).
Oh and all the stories of their childhood ( not sure if all of them were factual !! )
Will miss Seamus and his beautiful laugh.
Joan and James Poutu
Tongaporutu.
RIP Seamus.

Kind Encouraging Compassionate Patient Humble & so very clever with language speeches & numbers What a wonderful person who enriched our lives in so many ways Thankyou Sheamus Heartfelt Condolences Jeanette & family

To Jeanette and family. Many good times in Lions.

To Jeanette and family, I send my prayers and condolences to you all on your sad loss. May he rest in peace. From cousin and cousin-in-law, (late) John and Sheelagh Fife

Our condolences to you, Jeanette, and to your Family. Many happy memories of our times in Lions - Jim was a truly great guy.
Bernadette and John Kinnell

Thanks for years of great memories in Lions. Always considered and on point with your comments. So sorry for your loss Jeanette
Wayne and Jill

Sorry to hear this sad news - we will miss an old friend of many y

Dear Jeanette and family. Our thoughts are with you as you farewell your soulmate. We enjoyed our time with you both in New Plymouth. Lots of laughs and good times over a wine or 3 (and those whitebait fritters!). Ross and Jim had many reminiscences over Whanganui and Kaitoke.

Sad times. OXOXOX