I am so saddened to hear about Jennie passing away.  I knew Jennie from Subrogation but got to talk to her more when we were both in ADP but in different cohorts.

I flew home with Jennie from Ohio to PA where she had a connecting flight.  We sat next to each other on the flight and chatted and got to know each other more on a personal level.  I wound up getting vertigo midflight (but didn’t know what it was at the time) and she was so nurturing, caring and helping me deal with the motion sickness I was feeling. She even reached out to me after she made it home to check on me and to make sure I was feeling better.  When I told her I had got promoted to my Senior position, she was genuinely so happy for me and incredibly positive about my journey with Progressive.  

 She really cared about everyone she encountered and wanted the best for everyone.  Jennie will be missed by so many. 

My thoughts and prayers to all her loved ones – may she rest in peace.

I've sat here and cried and thought on if there was a certain order of words that would properly convey who Jennie was and what she meant to me. But there isn't and won't ever be. Because you just had to meet her and speak to her to see that a beautiful spirit in action. Words can't quite capture the sunlight of her gentle heart.

I knew Jennie through Progressive. She mentored me for some time - but besides a mentor, she was also a friend, someone who connected with me on a much deeper level. She and I were much alike, perfectionists who always wanted to give their best to the world, and she often reminded me of the importance of taking care of yourself outside of work. We would talk so much about our lives and who we were as people. 

And now, I look back on our conversations and remind myself how grateful I was to know her. To have had the chance to learn from her. I will miss my dear friend so much.

Rest easy Jennie. You will always be loved, no matter where you are.

I am truly heartbroken hearing that Jennie has passed away. 

We got hired with Progressive during the same time and even though we got separated after training, we still reached out to each other just to check up on family and life. 

She was full of life and personality each time we spoke and so encouraging for me to reach my goals in my career.  She gave me advance on homeschooling with my daughter. She is truly going to be missed. 

Prayers to her family!

I was heartbroken and shocked to hear about Jennie’s passing.

Jennie was part of my Progressive Family.

She was someone who uplifted me, offered help without hesitation, and always checked in just to see how I was doing.

I had been looking forward to her return to work so I could tell her how much I appreciated everything she did for me. 

It saddens me deeply that I no longer have that chance.

My condolences to Jennie's loved ones, friends, and pets who will truly miss her.

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Jennie Lyn Seaman

December 23, 1973 – June 27, 2025

Cotten Funeral Home

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