Devlin A Seeton

Birth date: Nov 14, 2003 Death date: Feb 12, 2021

Devlin Aaron Seeton, 17, of Wesley Chapel, born November 14, 2003 in Wesley Chapel, Fl., died February 12, 2021 from medical complications. He was preceded in death by his twin brother, William Burrel Seeton, his maternal grandpar Read Obituary

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Virginia Riggs

235w ago

There are so many memories of working with Devlin and his family. The last picture I found or him was 2013 so all I can say my biggest memories were taking trips with them to the family Cafe, getting him to laugh so hard that his belly would giggle and then he would start snorting. Nothing bothered him he took things much better then any man would. Devlin always had lots of love to give you and knew how to play tricks on you. Devlin I love you always and forever, until we meet again. 💋💋❤️❤️

Brett Alan Seeton

237w ago

The few times I got to see my cousin there is one thing that stands out most with him, of course his smile. Over the course of his 17yrs. here on earth he always seemed positive and happy. I bet that young man smiled more than most people do that have to stay here 80yrs. Up there showing Grandpa, Grandma, Aunt Debbie and Dad how a smile should be smiled. I love you guys.

Sydnee Mcdonald

237w ago

We never met Devlin. We didn't know him and he didn't know us, but we knew he was loved. Through the years we would hear of his good times and the rough ones too. We saw pictures as he grew and could see in his smile, the young man inside. Fun and kind with a gracious sense of humor and love for his parents and Aunt Denise. God bless you all, John and Sydnee McDonald

Angela And Jono Nye

237w ago

Dennis and Edie,
It was beautiful to hear the loving tributes to Devlin at his service. He truly embodied pure love and brought joy to those around him. It was touching how many people wanted to share their experiences with him. He truly left a loving legacy and because of that, will live forever. I hope you can find peace with that thought.
Angela and Jono Nye

Carolyn Scott

237w ago

Dennis & Edie, it is amazing and heartening all the activities and parades and zoos you all experienced with Devlin. All 3 of you look so happy in the pictures and like you are constantly having a good time. It is inspirational how often and how many things you all did and visited. I’m so very sorry for your loss. Wishing you warm, happy memories. Carolyn Scott

Denise Harrison

237w ago

Devlin was pure love and a brilliant reflection of the true and loving nature of a pristine soul. He touched everyone who spent any time with him and wrapped you up in his joy of being with you. I was very lucky to be his Aunt and blessed to spend time with him. He was an example to everyone of how to live in the moment, love those who care for you and accept life as it comes while wearing a smile that never dims. Sometimes angels walk this earth for a short time before they are called home and I believe Devlin was among the most beautiful of them. He never talked or walked but he reached more people with his amazing smile than many of us who live much longer than his short 17 years. He is free at last to run and play with his twin brother William who died at 3 days old but who I believe he visited with often during his life. I know I am a better person for having loved Devlin and been loved by him and I believe the world was changed for the better because of him and will be a lesser place without him in it.
I will always love you Devlin, your Aunt Denise

Bob Weck Jr.

238w ago

HAPPINESS was shared both ways when I was around Devlin. I could tell he was fully aware of his surroundings. His parents are the most caring individuals I have met to date. Devlin always had a smile and it only grew when you spoke with him. I enjoyed my visits to his home and outings to restaurants with him and family. You will be sorely missed and always remembered. Thanks so much for the memories kid. Sincerely Bob Weck

Betty

238w ago

Devlin was a loved child. As a neighbor to him and his parents ,Dennis and Edie, I saw how they expressed the love they had for him by the care they devoted to him. In the bright days of spring , Devlin would be out on his Handicapped bicycle pushed by the caretakers. The look on his face was peaceful pleasure. As if he knew the lengths his mom and dad had gone to just to give him those moments of fresh air, warm sunshine, bird songs and flowers.. their lives were welded into his life. Emergencies were extreme. Yet, birthdays were too. How to comfort the two who devoted so much to their son. How would Jesus comfort them. He did resurrections . But those were temporary. For us today, Jesus’ life has bought you me, Devlin, all a so to speak ticket to get life forever just like what Adam had but threw away. We won’t throw it away. We want to hear, see, hug those like Devlin and his brother William who will say “ thank you Mom and Dad .thank you Jesus, thank you God. Betty

Jeffrey Klein

239w ago

Devlin,
The angels came and touched you and your brother the day you were born and in the time until they came to touch you again, you yourself touched more lives than most people will ever understand. Thank you for the time you spent in our lives.
Jeffrey, Gena, and Ethan.

Julie Poling

240w ago

My fondest memory of Devlin is when I started coming to his home to tutor him. After his tutoring sessions, we would sit around and talk about the events of the day. If we all started complaining too much about life in general, Devlin would sit there and start cracking up at our woes and belly laugh so hard he would get us all laughing. He would be like, "You guys need to lighten up!" And we did!

Devlin had the best sense of humor and loved to 'be in the know.' I remember whether he was at school or at home, when he heard an interesting conversation he would tilt his head an aim his ear towards whomever was talking. Sometimes he would have a serious intent look on his face and sometimes he would be smiling. When I would see him do this, I would jokingly say, "Devlin are you listening in on the conversation?" And he would have this big grin on his face.

Those of us who knew Devlin, I believe, learned more from him than he could ever have learned from us:))) He was brave and loving. He was so blessed to have the most loving and dedicated parents.

John 14:1-3 - Do not let your hearts be troubled. You believe in God; believe also in me. My Father's house has many rooms; if that were not so, would I have told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you may also be where I am.

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