Aunt Beverly and Scott and Brad and family: We haven’t seen each other for a very long time but have fond memories of you all. I especially remember your visit to our home in Ft Lauderdale when the boys were young and one heard my dad call my mom “Love Dove” and thought her name was “Lub Dub”.  In recent years, Earle and I occasionally corresponded by email or phone, especially after Father Chuck Bennett left Thomasville and reconnected us. Your husband and father and granddad was a fine man. I know you miss him. Doug Silvis (and Nancy)

You were the best Grandpa that God ever gave me. You loved all of us grand kids unconditionally and there was not a moment you were not there for us. There are so many amazing memories that I will forever cherish. I remember you would always tell me “you remember the time when you were little you would try to run me over with your little toy car and you would just laugh”. 
 You were also always such an encouragement to me and always saw my potential especially when it came to music and singing. You had a great sense of humor and you had the biggest heart for Jesus. The weekend after your passing I led worship at my church and in honor of you it only felt right to be leading worship that Sunday (you always loved to watch me lead worship on Sunday mornings, even if it was just from the livestream). That day I knew I was in the presence of God worshipping him a long side you. There is so much peace to know that you are no longer in any pain and that you are at peace with the Father in Heaven. You no longer have to worry about the things of this world and you get to spend an eternity with God. Heaven is rejoicing and I know Jesus has welcomed you with open arms saying well done good and faithful servant. You have touched the lives of so many. I will miss you so much, but this is not goodbye, only see you soon. Until we meet again. I love you so much! 

We will miss you Uncle Earle!! You  were always putting smiles on our faces.  You loved your family unconditionally.  We love you and will miss you!

I worked with Earle for a very long time but had the honor to have him as a friend, both he and his lovely wife Beverly showed me there are still good people in the world with unconditional friendship. He had great stories to share that brought out laughter but also had a meaningful message. I learned a lot from Earle and I can say I was truly blessed to get to know him, He will be truly missed.  Keeping you all in prayer, seek comfort in each other and the Lord. 

I have known the Sebring's since I was a little girl.  They started going to St. Dunstan's when I was in elementary school and I grew up with their son's Scott and Brad.  I have many wonderful memories, especially through church. Earle was great to talk with or give out hugs. He gave me approval before I married my husband, or when I would drive us to a baseball game.  Since he worked at the funeral home, he was there when a friend passed away.  He was so proud of his family. His wife Beverly and sons Scott and Brad. And of course his granddaughters.  My heart sends out hugs and prayers to his family.  I loved him and the world lost a beautiful man. God Speed and may God send his family peace. Jennifer

I worked with Earle and the original Moss Feaster group ,  A true gentleman always respectful of the families and their loved ones and a great mentor.  Will treasure the memories of our get togethers as well.  Thoughts and prayers to family and loved ones.  Rest in peace dear friend!

I worked with Earle for years and always enjoyed bantering with him. He was a personable and friendly gentleman.

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Earle Sebring

2 January, 1935 – 8 October, 2021

Serenity Funeral Home & Serenity Gardens Memorial Park

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