Annette D Seymour

Annette D. Seymour, 88, of Littleton, MA, originally from Utah, passed away at home surrounded by her family on September 7, 2024.

Annette was a gifted artist using many different mediums. She was most proud of her award-winning pastels and oil paintings. She had a knack for delving into new methods only to become an expert at many if not all. She was a wonderful seamstress who used her knowledge of colors to produce exquisite quilts and wall hangings. Her artistic skills did not stop there. Annette constructed beautiful stained-glass artwork which continues to hang in many of our homes.

Annette was devoted to her church and family. Her testimony to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was strong her entire life. She loved visiting her children and grandchildren living all over the country. Most of all, she treasured her lifelong companionship with her partner in life, Everette, whom she lost all too soon.

Her surviving family includes her four children; Connie Seymour (Gerard Dybel), David Seymour (Elida), Kim Skinner (Kenneth) and Anna White. Additionally, she leaves 12 grandchildren; Joseph, Jennifer, Sean, Natalie, Ryan, Kelly, Stacey, Cassandra, Christina, Daniel, Amanda, and Rain. She also has many great grandchildren who survive her. In addition to her children and grandchildren, Annette is survived by her two sisters and their husbands with whom she had a very special and close relationship; Peggy (Joyce) Binnall-Schoenfeldt (Gary Schoenfeldt) and Suzi (Hazel) Ruggio (Stanley)

The family would also like to thank all the healthcare providers from MetroWest Hospice and Minuteman Senior Services who made this transition bearable. Additionally, the family would like to thank the women in the Littleton Ward Latter-day Saints Relief Society for their continued support.

Viewing will be held at Coffelt Funeral Service, 109 N. Division Ave., Sandpoint, ID on Monday, September 16th at 11:00 am with burial to follow at Whispering Pines Cemetery, Morton, ID at 2:00 pm

Please consider donations to the Minuteman Senior Services, MetroWest Hospice, or any other agency which provides end-of-life services.