Christine Elizabeth Seabolt

Christine Elizabeth Seabolt was born September 11, 1952 in Lancaster, California to John and Betty Ann Raymer. She lived in California, Manassas, Virginia, and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina before spending her last years in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Christine passed away on August 17, 2026.  She was Catholic by faith.

Christine was a precious soul - sweet, caring, kind, inclusive, friendly, and always smiling. She loved a lot. Time with family, baking for holidays, anything with dogs, and traveling to Ocean City with her best girl friends were among her favorites.

Her most treasured love was her family and the big events in her life that were centered on family - marrying the love of her life in April of 1970, the births of her children, then the births of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Her amazing life just kept getting better with each event!

Family came first to Christine, and, once you were a friend, you were included with the family. She had a real gift of always making sure everyone was taken care of. During the holidays, she never let the family be without caramel corn or cookies, and her displays of her collected Santa Claus figures was another tradition that she was proud of. One of her grandchildren, Ian, will especially cherish his memories of making breakfast and family meals with Christine and feeling unreservedly loved by her. Each friend and family member has their own special moments with Christine that they will always hold dear.

Christine leaves behind her husband, Kenneth R. Seabolt, son Kenneth R. Seabolt, Jr, daughter Michelle L. Knox, and her precious grandchildren Ian Knox, Jesse Seabolt, and Kiana Harless and great-grandchildren Grace and Jaylen Seabolt. She is also survived by siblings: John and MJ Raymer, Bob and Theresa Raymer, Anna and Bill Waterman, and Paul Raymer.

Beautiful inside and out, Christine will be remembered as one of the nicest people most would ever meet. Meeting new people excited her, and she made everyone feel welcome and included. Her love was genuine and deep. She was, no doubt, unforgettable.

In lieu of flowers, please honor Christine through a donation to the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. https://alzfdn.org