Elinor Elizabeth Elliott Seago passed peacefully into heavenly eternity at her
home in Buda Tuesday, February 24, 2015 surrounded by family. She was born
in Dallas, Texas on December 16, 1929 to John W. and Bertha Speegle Elliott
and grew up with her older brother John and younger sisters Jo Ann and
Ernestine in Barry, Texas until she married Robert S Pollock and they began
their lives together in Corsicana where they were blessed with their son Larry
Don.
Later in 1960 Elinor married Howard Eugene Seago, a Baptist minister and they
pastored several churches in Texas over the next years until he passed away in
Houston in 1999. Elinor and sister Jo Ann relocated from Houston to Buda in
2009 following Hurricane Ike. They became active members in the First Baptist
Church of Buda welcomed into the congregation.
Elinor loved to garden and all plants and flowers flourished with her magic touch.
She also loved to travel and visited many family members in their homes from
California to Cape Cod and even as far as England. Elinor loved to see all the
sights and experiences encountered in her travels. One of Elinor's biggest joys
was spending time with her grandson, Elliott L. Pollock.
Elinor is survived by her son and his wife, Larry and Robin of Austin, grandson,
Elliott Pollock of Oakland, CA and Jo Ann Sikes of Buda. numerous loving nieces
and nephews and grand nieces and nephews all of whom will miss her dearly.
Visitation will be at Harrell's Funeral Home in Kyle between 7 - 9 p.m. on Friday, February 27th. A memorial service will be at First Baptist Church of Buda at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 28th. Internment will follow in Corsicana at Oakwood
Cemetery on 15th Street at 4 p.m.
Tributes
Susan Seago King wrote on Feb 28, 2015:
"Larry, Elliott, Jo Ann, and family -- We were saddened to hear of the passing of Aunt Ellie. The Seago family was blessed to have her in our lives and very grateful that she loved our Uncle Howard as she did for many years. Being one of the oldest nieces, I remember the day they were married and was fortunate to be present for their 25th Anniversary when they renewed their vows. The years that would come to pass for them were a true test of the greatest love of all, a love that surpasses all understanding, and gave Aunt Ellie the strength she needed. I'm sure she was welcomed at Heaven's gate by many loved ones. As I've said too many times before, there is surely a celebration in Heaven again as many loved ones are once again reunited by the common thread of Aunt Ellie. Love to you all -- Susan Seago King, daughter of Walter and Mary Jo Seago, and mother of Van Taylor King. May their spirits rest in the peace we all await here on earth."
Kimberli Koehler wrote on Feb 27, 2015:
"I am so sad Ms. Ellie is gone from this earth but praise Jesus she is walking the streets of gold with our heavenly father. I will always remember Ms. Ellie telling me how much she wished she had my hair. I always told her I would give it to her in a heart beat! Love that precious lady. Church won't be the same without seeing her beautiful smiling face. My thoughts and prayers are with sweet JoAnn and the rest of the family.
All my love,
Kimberli Koehler"