Cheryl (Dugan) Seymour
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Cheryl (Dugan) Seymour December 30, 1962 – December 14, 2025 Cheryl L. Seymour, 62, of Raytown, Missouri, passed away suddenly on December 14, 2025. She was preceded in death by her parents Reba and Guy Dugan, her grandson Travis, and nephew Nicholas Dunham.
Cheryl had a gift for joy. She could become excited at the smallest spark – running into an old friend, hearing from one of her sisters who lived out of town, or simply finishing a task she set her mind to. Whether she had just painted her toenails or returned from a successful shopping trip, she believed life always offered a reason to celebrate.
Holidays and special occasions were her playground. Cheryl loved decorating her home for every season, with Valentine’s Day holding a special place in her heart. She never missed a birthday or anniversary, and she made sure everyone around her felt seen, loved, and celebrated.
Those who knew Cheryl will remember her as happy, smiling, and always in a good mood. She was a loving and caring mother, a devoted and joyful grandmother, and a perfect, endlessly entertaining wife. Her warmth filled every room, and her spirit made ordinary days feel special.
Cheryl’s legacy lives on in the family she cherished, the joy she spread so naturally, and the countless memories she created with those fortunate to know her. She will be missed but never forgotten.
Cheryl leaves behind her husband Steve, their daughter Jodi, Jodi’s son Jaxson and his father Kelly, her stepdaughter Shawnna and husband Brad Blitz with their children Chevy, Chase, and Logan, her sisters Cathy, Marilyn, Becky and husband Rob Young with their two children, along with numerous in-laws, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
A celebration of life (open house style) will be held: Saturday, April 18, 2026 3:30 – 6:00 PM V’s Restaurant 10819 E US 40 Hwy Independence, MO 64055 Please, no flowers.
My Aunt Cheryl was so beautiful and always put together, with her iconic hair style that ill never forget. She had such a beautiful smile and she laughed often. Even when we went long times without talking, we could always pick up where we left off. Talking to her was always so easy. She loved her family fiercely and was always so proud of them. Spending summers at her house, in the pool with my entire extended family, are some of my favorite memories! Along with Uncle Steve’s BBQ and a rotten poodle, lol. I love you AUNTIE and Im going to miss you so much! Until we meet again.
My condolences to the Cheryl’s family,im so sorry for your loss .I knew her in school growing up was really good friends. I was really shocked to hear she had passed & regretted not getting in touch with her earlier. I know her family & loved ones will always remember her & will never forget her..love & hugs to all of you..Margie McWhorter
I will cherish always the great times Cheryl, Steve, David and I shared. The summer weekends lounging in the pool listening to amazing rock and roll and our occasional venture out to dinner were great, but the talks and the laughter we shared was the best! Forever in my heart sweet friend, give David a hug from me when you meet up in heaven❤️