Seth Ryan Courter
Seth Ryan Courter, 33, was born on May 18, 1982 in Danbury, CT., and passed away August 30, 2015. He lived 5 yrs. in Rosharon and worked as a chef at TX Children’s Hospital.
He leaves behind to cherish his memories, wife, Amanda “Amy” Marie Courter; daughter, Cecilia Rose Courter and a baby boy on the way; mother, Alicia Hannan and husband Peter; father, Kelly Courter and wife Debbie; sister, Katie Hannan; brothers: Adam Courter and wife Alise and Sean Hanna; mother in law, Pamela Griffin and husband Pat; father in law, Bill Drucker and wife Jennifer; brother in law, William Drucker and wife Debbie; grandmother in law, Eleanor Drucker and Betty Pakeltis.
A memorial service will be held on Friday, September 4, 2015 at 10am at Crowder Funeral Home in Pearland.
My deepest condolences to Amy and Seth’s family. May you take comfort in knowing there is another angel above watching over you now.
Amy, Pam and all of the Courter/Drucker/Pakeltis Families, we are so very sorry for your loss. Please accept our sincere condolences.
My heart felt condolences to Amy, daughter, parents, siblings, and the rest of the family. Seth holds a special place in my heart as we took several culinary labs together at The Art Institute as well as completed our internships together at Royal Sonesta. Those are cherished times for me. I could always count on Seth to give me his honest thoughts and have my back if needed. While we took different paths in our careers we were still connected without knowing it. Seth employed students that I teach culinary classes. I’m confident that he taught them the real hands on life of a Chef. God’s speed Seth!
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Dear Kelly & Debbie,
Our hearts go out to you and the Courter family on the tragic loss of your son, Seth.
We especially pray for Seth’s family as we can’t imagine the loss they are feeling.
I hope that you take some comfort for the prays and support from family and friends in this difficult time.
We will keep you in our prays.
Donna & Kevin Fitzgerald
Kathy, Sarah and I are devastated by this terrible event.
We have known Seth since he was a young boy and are so saddened by the loss of him. We know that he was a loving son to his father and mother; a loving husband to his wife, Amy; and a loving father to his daughter and son to be.
We know that he is with God now and we will see him again one day.
Our love goes out to the family and friends that he left behind.
Debbie, Kelly and family
My deepest condolences to all of you. The loss of a child is beyond comprehension.
With no consolation I feel your pain and sorrow as I have been in the same situation.
Cheerish the memories and never let anyone forget the beauty of the life which was taken so early.
Petter
May your precious memories of Seth comfort you all. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.
I would like to express my deepest condolence and sympathy to the family of Seth Ryan. May the comfort and grace of the Lord strengthen them in this time of difficult trial.
Sincerely,
July Causo & Family
S-Chem, Jubail Saudi Arabia
Kathy, Sarah and I extend our deepest sympathy to Amy, Kelly, Debbie, Alicia, Adam and the entire Courter family. We have known Seth since he was a young boy and watched him grow up to be a fine young man. We will miss him!
Dear Kelly and Debbie, I am so very sorry for your loss and my deepest condolences to you and your families. I wish you strength going forward. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
My Deepest Sympathies,
Howie
So sorry for the tragic loss of your son, brother, husband & father Seth. Please know the Courter family are in our thoughts & prayers. Our deepest condolences to you all. Sincerely, Jason Siemer & family
My husband, Jerry and I were so devastated to hear of Seth’s passing. We have very fond memories of both Seth and Amy with our son Ryan in our home. My favorite one of Seth is when I woke up one morning and saw Seth and my 2 year old daughter, Anna, sitting in a chair watching cartoons. Seth was the only one who could teach Anna how to finally tie her shoes. We enjoyed the many conversations with him. Seth actually liked hanging out with us “older folks” even when the rest of their friends were downstairs. He truly became a member of our family. We were so happy when Seth and Amy finally got together – two of the absolutely nicest people! Our hearts and prayers go out to Amy and both families. Such an over whelming and tragic loss for all who knew him.
Barbara Schwalbe
Kelly, Debbie, Amy and family,
No words can express how sorry we are for your loss. May your many memories of Seth bring you comfort and peace. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
I am very sorry for your loss. Seth and I were very close growing up. My prayers with you and your family.
Kelly and Debbie,
I was so sorry to hear the tragic news this week about Seth. I cannot imagine what a devastating loss this must be for you and your families. We are not supposed to outlive our children.
May his memory be a blessing to you all.
Ken Berger