His survivors include his Son: Khayl Seymour; Daughter: Janice Seymour; Brothers: Patrick and Norman Seymour; Sisters: Virginia Butler (Vergie) and Lilly Seymour; Nephews: Antonio (Cola Jean) Butler, Angelo (Sandra) Butler, Pedro (Marlene) Bain,Christopher Mackey, Kenneth Brice, Desmond and James Seymour. Nieces; Valerie (Dale) Gibson, Janet (John) DeBarros, Alecia (David) Johnson, Amoranna (Richmond) Maycock, Delrise (Dwayne) Daley, Cheryl Seymour, Melanie (Alvin) Thurston, Patricia (Randy) Hanna, Vanessa Rahming, Keturah (Keith) Bryan, Christina (Devon) Rahming. Numerous other relatives and friends including: Archdeacon  James and Reverend Angela Palacious and Family, Tanya Webb-Pickstock, Martha Major, Monsignor Alfred Culmer, Robert, Elvis, Daphne and Katie Davis, Dawn Fox, Marlene Albury, Doreen Campbell, Kelsey Williams, Geraldine Hepburn, Joseph and Raymond Culmer, Michael Gardiner , Samuel amd Merlene Romer, Ruthmae King, Maybree Johnson, Suzie Hamilton, Caregiver Beverly Walker, Sidney Moncur, Cedric and Olga Wilson, Pastor Vernis Storr, The Hunter Family of Port Howe, Cat Island, King Family, Moncur Family, Romer Family, Strachan Family, Seymour Family, Butler Family, Charmaine and Jayson Bain, Farah Family, Larimore Family,  The Anglican Community of The Bahamas , Cat Island in particular and the entire Community of Cat Island. Special thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of The Sandilands Geriatrics Hospital.

The family apologizes to anyone whose name was inadvertently left out; it is by no means intentional.