Mrs. Brenda Seaton, age 75, Greeneville, passed into her heavenly home on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, at Greeneville Community-East Hospital.
Mrs. Seaton was born in Greene County, Tennessee, on September 3, 1950, to the late Onnie Austin & Charlotte Baskett Austin Isaacs. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her grandparents, Henry & Maxie Baskette, William & Maude Austin; father and mother-in-law, Ben & Rosa Seaton, and several nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles and a sister-in-law.
She was a child of God. Mrs. Seaton was a nurse for 28 years. She graduated from Washington College Academy and Greeneville School of Nursing.
Survivors include her dearly loved husband of 54 years, Mike Seaton, Greeneville; three sons, Mike Seaton, III (Karen), Matthew Seaton (Mary) and Brent “Marty” Seaton; two sisters, Barbara Morgan and Billie J. Reece (Harold); sisters-in-law, Martha Lister and Linda Neal; two brothers-in-law, George Seaton and Steve Seaton; Aunt, Darylne Lewis; uncle, Carl Gentry; grandson, Brayden Seaton, Koah Seaton, Wesley Burgess (Debra), Hannah Bolden (James), and Sarah Burgess; five great grandchildren and several nephews, nieces, cousins and friends.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to Elizabeth McGills for the wonderful care given to Brenda.
Memorial services will be conducted 2:00 PM, Monday, December 8, 2025, at Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home with Pastor Gary Gentry and Pastor Tim Roach officiating. The family will receive friends from 1:00-2:00 PM Monday prior to the service.
12/07/2025
George and Carolyn Bowers
Carl Sorry for the loss of your niece.Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.
12/07/2025
Barbara Jaynes Cutshall
A lifetime of memories....truly our lifetime. Every church service, every school activity, church parties, trips, going home with each other, neighborhood friends, Bible school, class trips and picnics, friends who were like family, and family like friends. Laughter, tears, shared confidences, courtships, weddings, and then distance separating. How you, Barbara, Connie, Robert, Phyllis, Judy Tipton, Erwin, and others memorized Bible scripture for years, Daily. Then, competition and winning the National Bible Bowl championship in Oklahoma. The studying required, the swiftness, the memory work took great dedication and tenacity. I remember your Daddy well, and how he kept the church so nice. I remember his passing, how it affected all of you and how you were Daddy's girls. Barbara, like all sisters do, we fought with our siblings, then played just as hard. Your losses have been so great recently. Time and distance didn't diminish your love of home in Limestone. I still remember your house sitting beside the church. Jenny. RICKY, JEAN, BUTCH, Debbie, Janie, and so many more on that street shaped our future and growth. The recent losses took our breath. Yet. We shared so many memories at our little reunions and trips. We were family. My heart is so broken for her years of ill health , but full of gratitude for having known and loved the Austin family. Family, May God guide you with the peace that passes all understanding. Until we meet again, thank you for being a light. Thanks, Barbara, Brenda, Mike, Charlotte, Onnie for the memories.
12/06/2025
Glenda Cutshall Honeycutt
Prayers for the Lord to give you peace and comfort during this difficult time.
12/06/2025
Robert Marshall
For some reason ever since I heard the news Brenda passed i have had the memory of sitting around the table with Mike, Brenda, Mickey, Matt,and Marty. We were all raising a glass of sparkling grape juice toasting Mike and Brenda's wedding anniversary. I think I cant get this memory out of my head because it reminds me of what a strong, happy, loving family they have always been. A family that i have been lucky to call my friends for just about my entire life who alays welcomed me into their home. I will miss Brenda's warmth and kindness. She was a second mother to me.
12/06/2025
Linda Arrowood Massey Edgefield SC 29824
Mike and family sorry for your loss. I've known Brenda for many years. We went to the old Limestone Baptist Church together growing up. She was a very sweet Lady. Hopefully Mike you remember me. Love and prayers for the family.
