Mr. Robert Lee Seymore, 68, of Biloxi, Mississippi departed this life, Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Mr. Seymore was the youngest child born to Mr. Hillary Hill and Ms. Ruby Seymore. After grade school, he worked as a service station attendant and a bridge construction worker for the state of Louisiana. Shortly after, Mr. Seymore was drafted in the United States Army to serve in the Vietnam War (April 12, 1970 – December 10, 1971). For his service in Vietnam, he received many honors, some of them being, The National Defense Service Medal, Parachutist Badge, Vietnam Service Medal, W/1 Campagne Star, Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Oversea Service Bar, Vietnam Campaign Medal, W/60 Device and Marksman Badge M16. After his tour to Vietnam, Mr. Seymore continued his service to his country by enlisting in the United States Army Reserve, serving from December 10, 1971 to April 12, 1976.
Understanding the importance of education, Mr. Seymore elected to further his education by completing and passing the General Education Development Test. He was then conferred a General Education Diploma (GED). After his service to his country and fulling his educational goals, Mr. Seymore returned home, Hammond, Louisianan, where he pursued employment as a civilian. This transition did not prove to be an easy, but being the tenacious man he was, Mr. Seymore took it in stride and made the best out of life that he could.
In 2013, Mr. Seymore relocated from Ponchatoula, Louisiana to Biloxi, Mississippi where he began to rehabilitate and make a fresh start here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. After settling on the Coast, Mr. Seymore met his life partner, Ms. Carolyn Malveaux in 2014. It was through this relationship, Mr. Seymore, a former member of True Love Baptist Church, united in Christian fellowship with First Missionary Baptist Church, Hansboro. He was an active and faithful member. Mr. Seymore was committed to his Sheepfold Family and loved his church dearly.
He is remembered by his friends and loved ones as being a humble man. His loving and caring personality made it so easy to develop a friendship with. He enjoyed life and lived each day to the fullest. Mr. Seymore knew what it meant to live in the moment and he did so each day.
He is proceeded in death by both parents, Mr. Hillary Hill and Ms. Ruby Seymore; and one brother, Charles Seymore.

He leaves to cherish his loving memory, his beautiful and loving partner, Ms. Carolyn Melveaux; three sons, Inealius Seymore, Marvin Hart, and Jonathan Hart; one sister, Mayrener Robertson; two special nephews, Arnold James, Anthony Alexander and a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces , nephews, loving family members and friends.