Tommy Seman was truly one-of-a-kind. Genuine, selfless, humorous, and always radiating positivity. He brought so much joy to those around him, whether he was cracking jokes, playing the drums, or laughing through stories behind the bar at St. Paul's or the Denver AEG music venues. Tommy's adventurous spirit and comforting presence was truly something special to be around.

Tommy lived with Ichthyosis, a rare condition that brought daily challenges and pain. Despite this, he faced life with remarkable strength and optimism, never letting his struggles define him. His resilience and kindness left a lasting impact on his friends, family, and the entire community.

With Tommy's passing on November 15th, his family is facing the difficult task of arranging the services and memorial. We are coming together to support them with these expenses and to honor Tommy's memory. Any funds remaining after these costs will be donated to Ichthyosis support groups or research organizations chosen by Tommy's family, helping others who face similar challenges. Please consider contributing—your support will mean so much to Tommy's loved ones and will help keep his generous spirit alive.

He was only 35 years old but lived a full life and was so loved by everyone around him. Tom is survived by his mother Justine, father Jim, brothers Mike and Erik (Noelle), and many nephews, nieces, aunts and uncles.

Tommy's funeral will be on December 4th at St. Ignatius of Antioch in Yardley, PA. Visitation at 10am. Mass at 11:30am with burial immediately after. Continental Tavern on N Main street for repass.

Denver-based Celebration of Life information to come.