As promised, I have an update on the development of The Seemueller Center! I just spoke with a career counselor from my former college, Buffalo State University, and I was told that this will take time to develop. We will need to network, interview, and create financing plans in order for this organization to develop. We will also need to perform research on how this organization can successfully help people in our community, in communities around the world, and for years to come. We will need to build a solid foundation, file incorporation, state, and federal tax-exempt status forms. We will need to have an ongoing compliance from members of the community for this to be successful. I know this is a lot of hard work, but trust me, if we all work together, we can make this happen! This is only a small idea that is about to grow exponentially!

Miss you Uncle John, Aunt Elaine and Auntie Pat. Love Ted

I was blessed to work with John in the guidance and counseling department at Maryvale.  His dedication to students, staff and family was an example of excellence beyond words, for us all.  My deepest sympathy to his wonderful family.

My sincere  condolences to my cousins and all their grandkids...What a legend of a man...president of the one of a kind club...Your dad's unselfishness, generosity and hospitality should be the standard we all emulate .... His positive influence on so many lives in so many of life's corridors is unmatched....and who could not forget his renowned story telling prowess ....I not only had the honor of calling your dad ...Uncle John but also Godfather....My family is highly indepted to your dad for being there for the help and support he gave our mom when life for her started to head up stream....Great and exciting memories of  your dad bringing you ya'll over to the Villa Ave swimming hole....Ping Pong and Christmas on Dorset...Silver Bay Days...Giving me Sabres and Bills tickets on my birthday to share with my dad....and of course not to forget our awsome family get togethers down here at Sandbridge ....Your dad's  life was a best seller .... relive it with a Molson Canadian in your hand and a Bills game on in his honor .....I salute your dad ..a truly  great man .....Go BILLS

When I found out about the sudden passing of my grandfather, John Seemueller Sr., I was so heart broken. I could not believe that he would pass away this early. I honestly thought that I would have more time with him. I felt like someone stabbed me in the heart when I heard of his passing. He was such a kind and loving man to everyone around him. He never judged anyone, regardless of their skin color, gender identity, or sexual orientation. He would always lend a hand to anyone in need, regardless the difficulty of the situation. Whenever we were up at our summer beach house, it always seemed like a big party, because he always invited all of our family members and friends to come up there. I would specifically like to point out the night that I was born. He was so excited that I was his first grandchild that he got pulled over by a police officer for speeding when he drove home from the hospital! In honor of the wonderful life and legacy of my grandfather, I would like to start a charity in honor of him called The Seemueller Center. This charity will help children who are experiencing significant academic issues overcome their adversities by providing counseling and tutoring services as examples. Also, this charity will provide peaceful community building events such as cultural celebrations, and family friendly events throughout low-income areas of Western New York. I am hoping this movement grows years later throughout the entire nation, and maybe even the entire world. This will allow my Grandpa John's name and legacy to be known to people throughout decades and centuries to come. I know right now he is so proud of me for creating this charity in his memory. Grandpa, I love you so much! Even though you're no longer with us in person, you will always be with us in spirit! We will never forget you! I will have more information soon on the development of this charity!

So sorry to hear of Mr Seemueller’s passing. Many fond memories of childhood spent in their house and at the cottage. He was kind and welcoming.  Please accept my family’s condolences.

So sorry for your loss. I have so many wonderful memories of your dad. Always smiling and kind!

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John A. Seemueller

November 14, 1933 – September 22, 2025

Perna, Dengler, Roberts Funeral Home

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