Judith Carol Seiler

Birth date: Jul 26, 1945 Death date: Aug 31, 2024

Judith Carol Seiler, 79, of Oshkosh died on Saturday, August 31st, 2024 peacefully at her home. Judy was born in Oshkosh on July 26, 1945, a daughter of the late Chester and June Smith. In June 1963 she married Dennis Seiler in Os Read Obituary

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Sheryl Siegl

65w ago

Judy and I met in the maternity ward at the hospital. Our boys (Jimmy for her, Brian for me) were born within a couple of days. We were friends from the start. When we moved to Irving St. we were within walking distance of the Seilers on Franklin, and Judy and I would push our baby buggies together. We always had something to talk about. Over the years, my husband and I made several moves, each one farther away, but I always kept fond memories of my friend Judy. My condolences go out to her family and friends.

Wanda Strange

65w ago

I met Judy about 10 years ago at St. Vinneys. She was there to buy something and I said - "Why don't you come and Volunteer here ?" She soon started Volunteering . We had so much fun and many laughs ! We soon started going on our yearly trips with Vinneys friends to the Amish, buying bakery, flowers etc and I remember sitting in the Amish bakery parking lot eating warm donuts !! Also our yearly trips to Sheboygan Old Wisconsin Outlet Store ! She was always good for a bargain as we all were ! Stopping for lunch and then Ice Cream ! We always had so much fun !! I will miss her. She was so kind and always wondering how you were ??

Mike Manteuffel

65w ago

Judy was one of those rare souls who brought joy to every room she stepped in, spread kindness to all those around her, and had the courage to endure some of life's greatest hardships and losses and always come out with a smile and love for all those around her. She was the matriarch of a very important family that all had a profound effect on me personally. I looked up to her husband Denny, I idolized her son Jim, and I have come to have profound respect for her son Mike. Judy was always kind to my Dad (who valued and spoke often of her kindness) and always showed interest and listened at length when I spoke with her--I wish I had had more opportunities to have done so. I will always have wonderful memories and she will be in my thoughts for a long time to come.

Brenda Didier

65w ago

Added 10 new photos to the Judy Seiler album.

Brenda Didier

65w ago

I was fortunate to call Judy Seiler my mother in law. I met her in May of 2021. She was hanging her sheets on her drying line in her backyard in Oshkosh Wisconsin. She gave me the biggest smile, warmest hug and told me that she was so happy that her son Mike and I were dating. We have been married 20 years now. Judy was simply the kindest, warmest, funniest and strongest woman I ever knew. The trips, laughs, holidays, small moments even to her last day will stay with me forever. She loved fiercely and was protective and loyal to her friends and family. We have giraffes everywhere. She said she wanted to be a giraffe after her time on earth was gone so she could watch over us and make sure we were behaving. You never left Judy's house without laughter, food or baked goods. Thank you to her many friends, doctors, nurses and my husband Mike for caring for her so lovingly and with dignity. Judy did it her way. I will 'see you later' Judy.. this is not goodbye. with love, your daughter in law Brenda

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