– Ronald Seavey, 58, a well-known, avid glass and china antiques dealer, died unexpectedly in April at the Cape Cod Hospital. Ron was a monthly vendor at Scott’s in Georgia as well as showing at Brimfield. He was also a regular on “the line” at local estate sales, entertaining all with his quick wit. Ron’s smile, humor and vast wealth of general information (which he willingly shared) will be missed by all who knew him. Ron was the longtime companion of Ann Collins and is survived by his children, Roxanne T. Seavey of Germany, Miranda L. Charette of Dennisport, Mass., and Genevieve A. Collins-Seavey, Elliot J. Collins and Timothy W. Collins, all of Centerville, Mass.; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. In addition, he is survived by his siblings Elaine Seavey and Christopher Seavey, both of Florida. Memorial donations may be sent to the American Hearth Association, 2 White’s Path, South Yarmouth MA 02664.
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