Fred A. Seaton

1909–1974 (age 65)

Government official

Biography

Fred A. Seaton devoted his life to thoughtful public stewardship, representing Kansas with integrity and guiding policy at both state and national levels. His steady leadership helped communities throughout the region navigate change, earning him the respect remembered at Parkview Cemetery.

He cherished family and the quiet moments that allowed him to reflect on a career built on service, leaving behind a legacy of civility and civic pride that continues to inspire future generations.

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