Dallas ‘Sam’ Seboe, age 75, of Horicon passed away unexpectedly on Monday, November 7, 2022, in Madison. A celebration of Sam’s life will be held on November 21, 2022 at the American Legion Hall at 735 S. Hubbard St, Horicon, WI 53032. Please come visit with family and friends starting at 11 a.m. and joinContinue Reading
Dallas ‘Sam’ Seboe, age 75, of Horicon passed away unexpectedly on Monday, November 7, 2022, in Madison.
A celebration of Sam’s life will be held on November 21, 2022 at the American Legion Hall at 735 S. Hubbard St, Horicon, WI 53032. Please come visit with family and friends starting at 11 a.m. and join us for a light lunch at 1 p.m.
Sam was born the son of Junior Dallas and Doris (Elstrom) Seboe on September 5, 1947, in Beaver Dam. He was a 1965 graduate of Horicon High School. Sam earned an Associates Degree in Automotive Technology at MATC and studied Early Education at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Sam honorably served his country in the US Army Reserves. He spent his career as an Educational Assistant and worked in Milwaukee at MacDowell Montessori School for 35 years. He dedicated himself to the MacDowell community, coaching basketball for many years and often providing meals and rides for his underprivileged students.
Throughout his life, Sam enjoyed being outdoors and loved to cross country ski, sail, fish, and hunt. He loved to ride his Harley and could always be found working on motorcycles, cars, and anything else that needed fixing. In his retirement, Sam settled in Horicon spending quality time with his friends Benny and Ted. Sam was also an avid fisherman taking yearly trips to Canada. Friends and family will fondly remember Sam as a man who would always help others first. His selflessness and generosity benefited many.
Sam is survived by his son- Tyler (Carolyn) Seboe of Germantown. His grandchildren- Annika and Alexander Seboe. His siblings- Diana Tonn of Sun Prairie, Delvon (Christine) Seboe of Stanwood, WA, and Dee Anne Bartholomew of Beaver Dam. His brother-in-law- Ronald Triemstra of Green Lake. His former wife- Christine Hansen of Glendale. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister Darcy Triemstra, and brothers Donavon and Dean.
Andy Moss
left a message on November 22, 2022:
Andy Moss
left a message on November 22, 2022:
I worked with Sam for a lot of years at MacDowell Montessori School. I admire Sam for his generosity and dedication to the students at MacDowell. He supported them in many ways including as basketball coach!
My favorite memory of Sam is his yearly support to the Upper Elementary students on their Camp trip, many at Camp Upham Woods. For some of these students. it was their first experience of being out in the woods. Sam was the best role model for those experiences. He made everything seem normal.
Sam, thanks for all you did for the kids and adults, too.
To Sam’s family, I pray that the Lord will support you as you grieve his passing. I hope you can keep in mind and memory all the good he did while he was on earth.
Andy Moss
The Marlo-Triemstra & Jeffers Families
left a message on November 19, 2022:
Diana, Corby, Chris, & Deedee
left a message on November 19, 2022:
Art Smith
left a message on November 18, 2022:
Memory : I met (Sam) at the TAG in Mayville. We had brief chats each morning - He was always cheerful, asking "how's your day going?" & we'd talk about random going's on ! He was usually working out on an exercise bike - not pedaling too furiously - Ha! while I stood nearby as we talk'd . a very enjoyable person ,... I'll miss him.
Missy
left a message on November 18, 2022:
Sue Salter
left a message on November 17, 2022:
gary luck
left a message on November 15, 2022:
Sam will be greatly missed. So many wonderful memories.
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Andy Moss
left a message on November 22, 2022:
Andy Moss
left a message on November 22, 2022:
I worked with Sam for a lot of years at MacDowell Montessori School. I admire Sam for his generosity and dedication to the students at MacDowell. He supported them in many ways including as basketball coach!
My favorite memory of Sam is his yearly support to the Upper Elementary students on their Camp trip, many at Camp Upham Woods. For some of these students. it was their first experience of being out in the woods. Sam was the best role model for those experiences. He made everything seem normal.
Sam, thanks for all you did for the kids and adults, too.
To Sam’s family, I pray that the Lord will support you as you grieve his passing. I hope you can keep in mind and memory all the good he did while he was on earth.
Andy Moss
The Marlo-Triemstra & Jeffers Families
left a message on November 19, 2022:
Diana, Corby, Chris, & Deedee
left a message on November 19, 2022:
Art Smith
left a message on November 18, 2022:
Memory : I met (Sam) at the TAG in Mayville. We had brief chats each morning - He was always cheerful, asking "how's your day going?" & we'd talk about random going's on ! He was usually working out on an exercise bike - not pedaling too furiously - Ha! while I stood nearby as we talk'd . a very enjoyable person ,... I'll miss him.
Missy
left a message on November 18, 2022:
Sue Salter
left a message on November 17, 2022:
gary luck
left a message on November 15, 2022:
Sam will be greatly missed. So many wonderful memories.
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