Insects in the City: Loss for Texas pest control

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Loss for Texas pest control

Any of you who knew Jeff Seabrook will be sorry to hear that he lost his battle with cancer yesterday. According to a TPCA email today, there will be a memorial service for Jeff at Dalton Funeral Home in Lewisville, TX (972-436-6511) this Saturday, November 13, from 2-5 PM.

Jeff was one of the great personalities produced by the pest control industry in Texas. I first met Jeff when he worked for ICI Americas, but he had worked as many capacities in the industry that one can. He always had a story, or a gadget, for every occasion. I will be forever grateful for his invite to go on a fishing trip many years ago in Costa Rica... a trip I'll never forget.

In recent years Jeff and his wife Diane moved to the Davis Mountains area where he reveled in the scenery and wildlife. If you are a Facebook follower, consider taking a minute to write a note on his Wall.

1 comment:

Creation Care Team said...: A recent article on PCT online can be found at http://www.pctonline.com/pct-111510-industry-mourns-entomologist-jeff-seabrook.aspx; November 15, 2010 at 4:43 PM

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