My condolences upon death of your loved one.Praying for peace and comfort during your emotional period of losing James Caldwell  Seaman soaring freely without pain and sickness totally loving his forevermore homeland in Heaven's Portal's with family member's and friend's for enterity.

I knew James for many years. I was his Banker and his friend. James was so honest and could build a great home. He was the kind of person you could lend money on his word. My sincere sympathy to his wife and family. God Bless. Rest in peace James.

James and his family lived near mine while growing up in the 50s and 60s near Silsbee, Tx. My parents and three sisters and I went to school and also church with his parents and Brothers Fred and Larry. James always wanted to be a homebuilder like his Dad Bill Seaman. He once told me he build anything if he could get his hands on it. I know his family will miss him. God Bless.

James was a couple of years ahead of me in school.  Fun loving and happy-go-lucky and that got him in a little trouble, but was always a gentleman and I liked his style.

We did not have the opportunity to know James for as long as some,but it didn't take knowing him a long time for him to make you feel like you were immediately his family! He was a wonderful man with a great soul. Heaven has gained a special angel. We love and will miss you dearly!

Thomas and I met James thru his wife and my friend Shirley.  James was always such a southern gentleman and pleasant to be around.  He liked to talk about his calf roping and rodeo times and about building his new homes, that were all so beautiful and he took great pride in each one ..  James will be very missed by his family and his friends.. Rest in Peace James!! .

Seems like yesterday we were in the shop working on the race car. I'm not sure where all  the time went between then and now.....  Just a little memory to share ...  James wanted a ump modified.  He found a couple cars in Houston and called me and wanted me to go with him. He picked me up and we went  to check them out. After all day looking he decided those  are not what we're looking for so he calls  smileys in Dallas. Smileys has a car and we are off to Dallas at 4 pm.  We get to Dallas around 930pm .  We get to smileys to look at the car and the guy takes us in the shop but we don't see a car. The guy said follow me the car is out here. Yea behind the building in the weather and weeds!!!! James decides that's the one so he buys it and we get home around 3 am.  The next morning at 730 the phone rings and it's James. "Hey Gerald what did you let me do last night this car is a piece of junk".  I drove over to his house and sure enough he was right.  We stripped it down and  started over to what turned out to be one of the nicest cars around.  Proud to have know you and been apart of your racing either against you or on your team.  May god bless you and your family.  Rip my friend.

Met James racing dirt track, and he was great guy on and off track. I haven't seen him in long time but never forgot such a fine fellow. Thanks for the pictures. My  God be with all his family.

Remembering great times shared as we analyzed roping runs, celebrated wins, and talked fondly of family (both two-legged and four-legged), new homes, and life as we valued it. May the love of friends and family carry you through this difficult time and surround you with comfort and memories of a life well-lived.
Although we are unable to be with you in person, please know that we will be there in spirit and prayer.

OBITUARY

James Caldwell Seaman

November 28, 1945 – February 17, 2017

Cashner Funeral Home & Garden Park Cemetery

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