Seener, Irene Louise, (nee Beezley) Age 100, Sunday, April 26,2020. Beloved wife of the late George E. Seener; dearest mother of Sandra L. (David) Alspaugh and George T. “Tom” (Elda) Seener; loving grandmother of Amy (Gene) Ledgerwood, Cindy (Tony) Piel, Thomas Seener and Timothy George (Ami) Seener; great-grandmother of Kyle (Lisa) and Derek (Haley) Ledgerwood, David (fiancé) Juliet and Carter Piel, Benjamin, Jonathan and Colin Seener; great-great-grandmother of Tatum and Tucker; our dear aunt, cousin and friend to many.
SERVICES: Private funeral and burial. Memorials in Irene’s memory may be made to Friendship Village made Payable to: Friendship Foundation 12563 Village Circle Drive Sunset Hills, MO 63127 c/o Sue Champion. KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY Chapel.
Dear Seener family,
On behalf of my mother, Par Johnson, we’d like to express our condolences to you. Mrs. Seener was a wonderful woman. So very friendly and so helpful to Mom in many ways. Mom never forgot her kindness.
Mom has been asking about her often lately. She has also been talking about Mrs Seener’s artistic talent. She made a lasting impression on all of us.
Best wishes,
Dawn
Dear Seener family,
On behalf of my mother, Par Johnson, we’d like to express our condolences to you. Mrs. Seener was a wonderful woman. So very friendly and so helpful to Mom in many ways. Mom never forgot her kindness.
Mom has been asking about her often lately. She has also been talking about Mrs Seener’s artistic talent. She made a lasting impression on all of us.
Best wishes,
Dawn
I’m saddened to learn of Peety’s (as my mother, Jeanette Hale, called her). She and Mother were best friends nearly all of their lives and loved one another dearly.
Peety was an incredible woman with many talents and gifts, as well as a long life. I imagine that she and Mother are happily reunited again. Thanks be to God!
I’m saddened to learn of Peety’s (as my mother, Jeanette Hale, called her). She and Mother were best friends nearly all of their lives and loved one another dearly.
Peety was an incredible woman with many talents and gifts, as well as a long life. I imagine that she and Mother are happily reunited again. Thanks be to God!
Aunt Pete had a great influence on me throughout my life. When we moved out of the projects to Valley Park she gave me an instruction at ten years old that has stuck with me to this day (74), “wipe your feet, wipe your feet.” Some years ago I had picked some blackberries and wanted to make a pie. I called Pete for advice and her response was classic, “Leonard, I don’t make pie crusts, I buy them at the grocery store.” She had a heart full of love.