In loving memory of
Edward Oscar Seifert

• August 05, 1944
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• August 07, 2016

So blessed that I had the chance to meet him. What an amazing man with a beautiful heart! Loved communicating with him on FB and We always loved getting his funny Jib Jab videos. He will forever be missed.

He was like a second Dad to me. I have so many wonderful memories of him and he taught me so much. His personality was one of a kind and he was always making everybody around him smile. I'll never forget that laugh...before cellphones, in a crowd at Turkey Rod Run, at the track that's how I always found him, his laugh.... He always made me laugh. He taught me about the mechanics of cars (wish I listened a lot better) and he even included me in on some projects in his shop...great times. He was always so willing to teach anything he was working on. Because of him I was introduced to the world of RV camping and it was always a memorable experience. From home projects he always did an impeccable job on to the ability to fix absolutely everythjng, he was also a wonderful family man to his wife, all of his kids and Grandchildren.
I'm forever grateful that I had the pleasure of his presence in my life. May he rest in peace and watch over his family.

your life was a blessing,
your memory a treasure.
You are loved beyond words
and missed beyond measure.
Rest in peace.

My uncle Eddie was and is by far the coolest uncle anyone could be blessed to have. I know In my heart he was always so fun and a good person. He worked as a firman and in oil companies and im sure his many jobs and talents will never all be known by everyone I honestly believe in my heart he should have been an inventor. He was always thinking of such cool and awesome things. He was so incredibly talented . My favorite childhood memory was taking a ride in his custom made dune buggy. He was the FUN Uncle and aunt Kathy was his princess. I wished for that kind of love from a young age . They had a wonderful family and despite Heath problems and life's obstacles he alway had a smile and a laugh that would warm your heart. My last visit with him and aunt Kathy was exceptional. I only wish we would have had another great visit. My heart aches for my cousins and my aunt. But God knows the blessing that we had as a family in halving Eddie. Love you all so much!!

My Family and I have come to know Ed some 28yrs ago thru his Sister Joan and brother-in-law Frank Combs. over the years I was a beneficiary at so many levels from this caring and loving family collectively. Years later, as fate would have it, my wife and I built a home on the same street Ed and Kathy resided in their old neighborhood in Boynton, and I can attest at every beacon call Ed would only be too willing to lend a hand. His broad knowledge base and hands on approach when coupled with common sense was unmatched and to be admired. More importantly he did so with passion and compassion not looking for something in return, he did these and give of himself unselfishly!
My mom thought me early on, no one can ever do everything by themselves. God always send you a helping hand somewhere. For many of us, Ed was that hand. I wish I could say more here to express my gratitude, but in the end how much could you say to thank folks in this world whom touch your lives. In the end perhaps it is wiser to surrender in front of the scope of this man's generosity and say, "Ed, Thank you and may god bless you!"

It's hard to make this short. There is so much to say about my kid brother. After having 3 daughters, he was the apple of my parents eyes. Many times I would take him places on the bus with me. I'm almost 14 years older than Ed. People used to think he was my son. One time I bought him a whole cowboy outfit, boots ,hat and all ! He was so happy and he looked so cute in that outfit. It's hard to believe I wont be able to laugh with him anymore. He had a great sense of humor and we made each other laugh a lot. He will remain in my heart forever until we meet again someday. Rest in peace dear brother.

I met Ed 7 years ago at his Granddaughter's birthday party. I was a couple of months pregnant with my first daughter at the time and we sat and talked for hours about the joy adding to my family would bring to my husband and myself. The love he had for his own family went without saying (although he did say many things that night), and eased all of my fears about bringing a new life into this world brought along with it. We bonded over being from NY, and he made me laugh and feel as though I was one of his own. He had that ability. He truly listened to you when you spoke, and always knew exactly how to make you feel special. I have been lucky enough to have his daughter and her family as some of my dearest friends for these past 7 years. Sue is an amazing woman, and she's amazing because she was raised by an amazing man (and woman, I love you Kathie). I never knew either one of my Grandfathers and I always thought of Ed as the Grandpa I never had. He loved life and everyone who was in it with his whole heart, and Heaven is a better place now that he's in it.

Ed was a wealth of knowledge and wisdom,he would help you with any problem you had.His intelligence was exceeded only by his kindness . I looked forward to seeing him each time he came by the shop. I rejoice in knowing one day I will see him again. John 3-16. God bless.

Ed thank you for all the great memories with my son and I on thanksgiving turkey rod run weekends we loved hanging out with you and the family just keep burning that rubber love you man

With love and prayers to the sweet family Mr. Ed has left behind. We will remember him with respect and honor - for his kindness, care and integrity. We are so thankful for legacy he has left behind, especially for our dear, loving and giving friend, and his son, Brian.