She graduated from Scarborough High School in 1961
Penny was a lifelong resident of Maine and married to Gerald Seavey for 40 years who passed in 2015. They loved to spend winters in Naples and Florida and taking the motor home to NASCAR races. They also spent time at Beach Ridge and Oxford speedways.
Penny loved to entertain her many dear friends and was known for her elaborate parties with lots of great food and her arts and crafts and holiday decorations. Particularly Easter, Halloween and Christmas.
She was an avid book lover, always on the search for a good book, she also enjoyed gardening and playing in her potting shed and being a great Hostess.
Penny was so in love with her Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren and took every opportunity to spend time with Family and to teach the traditions of our family in hopes they would carry them forward.
Penny’s siblings are brother John, Sisters Cindy and Sonja. Brother Eric has passed
She has four Children- Paul Bourget, Raymond Bourget, Terry Seavey and Denise Arnau
Many Grandchildren-Rianna, Christopher, Vincent, Kristy, Jimmy, Joe and Seneca, Aaron, Ben. Sherri and Shaunna, Sam, Payton, Rees, Quinn, Annabelle, Christopher, Katey, and Heather
Great Grandchildren-Ella, Penelope, Evelyn, Mateus, Olivia, Joey, James and Jaxson, Alec, Andrew and Hadley
Extended Seavey Family- Tim, Terry, Tom and Toby and the Tarsetti family of Jimmie, Gina and Deborah as well as many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
For the last 10yrs, Penny had a very important partner who made her life very special. Mr. Jim Tarsetti. They enjoyed many of the same life’s adventures and shared a wonderful life including winters in Jupiter Florida. She had no regrets in life and would not have done anything differently.
Thank you for remembering our Beautiful Mother and Best friend to all who knew her.
She will be greatly missed.
Family and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Visitation on Wednesday, August 5, 2026 from 4-6 PM at Jones, Rich & Barnes Funeral Home, 199 Woodford St. Portland.
