Tony Nelson Seamster, 56, of 862 CaVel Chub Lake Rd., Roxboro, died Thursday, January 21, 2016. Born in Person County, Mr. Seamster was the son of the late Jack Donald Seamster and Minnie Duncan Seamster, who survives. Mr. Seamster worked for US Flue Cured Tobacco and was of the Methodist faith.
In addition to his mother, Mr. Seamster is survived by his daughters, Tara Dawn Seamster and Tessa LeAnn Seamster, both of Roxboro; one brother, Donnie Seamster, of Roxboro; one granddaughter, Lexie Dawn Foster; and his former wife, Teresa Seamster, Roxboro.
Funeral services will be held 2PM, Thursday, January 28, 2016, at Brooks & White Chapel by the Rev. Herbert Brown. Visitation will be held 1-2PM Thursday at the Brooks & White Funeral Home prior to the service and at other times at the home.
Memorials may be made to Oak Grove United Methodist Church, 854 Oak Grove - Mt. Zion Road, Roxboro, NC 27574.
Arista Smith (Woody)
Rest In PeaceCarlton Clay Sr.
So sorry to hear the lost of our schoolmate, we give your family and friends our condolences and many prayers during this sorrowful moment.
Cliff Clay
My prayers goes out to the family.
Darla Clayton (Phillips)
When we were in school I can still see his smiling face and his ability to always make us laugh. He wouldn't take no junk either. He will be missed. God be with his family & support them thru their grief & sorrow.
Connie Adcock (Loftis)
I've know Tony as long as I can remember. We started school together at Ca-Vel Elementary. He was always a sweetheart. I remember one time in the 2nd grade, our teacher, Miss Chambers, told us if we erased our work and created a hole in the paper....we were in big trouble! Well, I accidentally erased too hard and bursted out crying. She asked what was wrong and I told her someone put a hole in my paper because I was afraid I was going to get in trouble. She made everyone put their heads down on the desk and as I was crying....she asked the person who put a hole in Connie's paper to raise their hand.....Tony raised his hand and he was on the other side of the classroom. She asked Tony to come to the front of the class for him punishment....by this time I was balling. Tony was going to take the punishment that was really for me. I ran to the teacher and told her I did it Tony did not!!! Which I'm sure she already knew this. Well. We both got in trouble for telling a story. But....that was the type of person Tony was.....if you were in need he was there. A great friend. Even thou our paths rarely crossed as we got older.... He did and always will have a special place in my heart. RIP my buddy!❤️
Danny Briggs
To 1 of the best friends a guy could ever have the last 2 years reconnecting was great and I will miss your laugh and smiles, and most of all your friendship . Rest In Peace brother ,
Deborah Yarbrough (Tinnin)
Tony, I remember you as a fun guy. Rest in his care.Babbie Hatchett (Williams)
My condolences to your family and friends. Rest in peace.
Shelia Bowen (Laws)
We Miss you Tony-wow what good times we had!!! RIP my dear Friend!
Carolyn Long (Fuller)
Tony and I were always good friends, our parents were also friends. I had just talked to him a few days before the accident. Of course he was still the same old Tony! He could always make you laugh and we had so many fun times together!! I’m sure all his teachers dreaded to see him come into class! He gave them all a hard time, all the while laughing because that was just Tony! Always having a good time!! I will never forget you my dear friend. I sure do miss you walking to mom and dad’s house when I was there. We always ended up going out somewhere and having a great time!! RIP crazy Tony!! I still think about you a lot and miss you so much!!