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| Nathan Seiter |
| Number 22 |
| We Remember |
| I can't believe it's been a year since you left this world and us all behind. I was at Thanksgiving with the rest of the family this past week and all I could think about was one year ago that day was the last time I saw, talked to and hugged you. A year seems like so long ago but yet it feels like just yesterday I got the horrible news that you were gone. So many things in my everyday life I can't remember clearly but I can tell you exactly where I was and what I was doing the minute I heard about the accident. I'll never stop missing you and you'll never be out of my thoughts. I can only hope and pray that you are infinitely happy and that you know how much you are and always will be loved. Nate, I love you and miss you! Shannon 11-30-05 |
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| Nathan, what can I say??? It's been 1 year now and what a tribute you had at Mass today from family and friends. (Even the homily was about fishing) You gave us your smile, generosity and positive demeanor each and every day. As I watched you grow up, you absorbed the Love and Knowledge from your Grandparents, Dave and Irmgard, Aunts/Uncles and Coaches. You were definitely "One Of A Kind" Justin, Jess, Brad and Kim are great siblings and Girlfriend who miss you terribly. PLEASE CONTINUE TO WATCH DOWN ON US........ Say Hi to brother Bill, Lindsey and Jim Case for me..... Love Uncle Dave V. P.S. Next year, help out with the VOLUNTEERS!!!!!!!! P.S.S. I missed talking about this years U.K./U.T. football game at Thanksgiving.. |
| Nate, Today it's been a year since you were taken from us. The pain and loss is as fresh today as it was that awful Tuesday morning. We all miss you so very much. The last time I talked to you was when you were leaving our house last Thanksgiving. You gave me one of those wonderful hugs before you left that night. You'll never know just how much I treasure that memory! I think Aunt Linda said it best this past Thanksgiving--It helps to comfort us because Nathan knew how very much he was loved by all of us. You were and are loved so very much. We miss you! Love Aunt Con |
| Nathan, I can't believe its been a year. 52 weeks. 365 days. We've seen every holiday, your birthday, a UK homecoming, and many sporting events since the last time we saw you. We've had to be there for each other during them all, just to make up for the absence of your being. It never gets easier. Everytime I see your smiling face on that remarkable tombstone, it brings me to tears. I know you are up there now watching over us, but there will always be a selfish side of me that wants you to be here. I have never gone this long without seeing you. Even when we were younger and our social lives were relegated to hoildays and the occassional sleepover, I saw you more than a once in a while. I miss you Nate, as do alot of other people. One year, five years, ten years, one hundred years, that will never change. You are forever ingraved in my heart!! Chris Allen |
| To the Seiter family. My family, the Steele's know the Seiter family from knothole when my son played on the same team. Barry Jolly's team. After knothole our sons went different ways, but the Seiters were always kind and talked and remembered us. My brother Bill died 2 years ago and it is very hard, so I think that is why I think of your family so much. I know the confused feelings. Irmgard we don't really talk, unless we run into each other, but I feel you in my heart. I understand God knows best and has the best plan for us, but He knows us being human, it is very painful. I like to think of my brother Bill and Nathan are talking about sports, all of us who loved them and are looking forward to seeing us to say "How great thou art". Janet Steele Scharstein and family |
| Nathan, It really is so hard to believe that it has been a year since that tragic day. Someone once told me that time heals all wounds and that things like this get a little easier everyday. That person obviously never met you. You are definitely not an easy person to let go of. I think I speak for all who knew you when I say that I don't think I will ever get to the point where I don't think of you everyday. Everyday I try to convince myself that you are still here, that I am going to pass you on the road or run into you somewhere. A few months ago at your benefit dance, I couldn't help but feel that you would walk around the corner any minute and tell us that we were all out of control for making such a big deal out of you. There was a song that came out not too long ago called "Who You'd Be Today." Every time I hear that song, I picture you and my eyes well up with tears. Anyone who has heard it knows exactly what I mean. I still pray for your mom and dad, Justin, Jessica and Bradley everyday. They are always in my thoughts. I miss you as much today as I did a year ago. We all do. Jennifer Moore |
| To the Seiter Family: With every thought - there is a prayer for you. God Bless. The Doyle Family Melbourne, KY |
| Nate: Well it's been two years now. Two short years in time, two very long years of feelings. It doesn't get any easier going to the cemetary and it doesn't get any eaiser at holiday's or on your birthday. I know you're not gone, and I know that we are with you just as much as you are with us, but still its not ok. I'm not sure if it ever will be. The way Justin was driving this morning, it reminded me of when you wrecked uncle Gary's four wheeler and I was on the back. Except this time, fortunately, I didn't end up with my face going into a tree. HAHAHA!!! Goodtimes. And those are the times that keep us all going!! Until next time Nate, I love you and I miss you!!! Chris Allen 11-30-06 |
| I am presently a senior at St. Patrick's High School. I just looked up this page and never realized that there was a tribute page towards Nathan. I can honestly say that other than my two older brothers Josh and Jordan, Nathan was by far one of the most exciting high school athletes I've ever seen hit the floor. Back in the late 90's Brossart and St. Pat had a friendly, Catholic, if you will, rivalry. They were both programs on the rise with special talent. I have a memory that I, along with my brother Josh, will never forget. St. Pat had just been beaten by Brossart in a tournament at the Fieldhouse. The teams began to walk out of their respective lockerooms and instead of me going over to Josh, I made my way over to Nathan and asked for his autograph. He gave it to me on a ripped piece of paper and my face just lit up. Josh wasn't too excited about it but he eventually got over it. When I heard of his death, I was truly devastated and this memory came back to mind and I have been looking for that ripped piece of paper ever since. God Bless the Seither family! Nathan was honestly one of my heroes. Chris Owens |
| Hey Nate. I miss you. I just heard a song that reminded me of high school, and I realized it’s 10 years since we graduated. Just wanted to tell you that I was thinking of you and wish you were here. We all do. Thanks for watching over us, except when we are in the shower. I love you, Heather Spaw |
| I was one unlucky kid to never see Nathan Seiter play basketball. To hear about him and see all of his records was inspiring to me and all of my friends. Nathan has set a good example to all the Brossart family and young kids growing up wanting to be just like him. Even though i never got a chance to watch him, talk to him or be friends with him, I will miss him because of the things I have seen that he has done to make an impact on the world. You will be greatly missed Nathan and we thank God for you being our guardian angel. Hopefully one day i will get the chance to meet you up in heaven and to really see how wonderful of a person you are. Keep the Seiter family in your prayers. Nathan you will never be forgotten! John Walerius |