Seth David Stone

Seth David Stone was born June 18, 1985 in Atlanta, Georgia to his mother Kathleen Mae Stone, who preceded him in death, and his surviving father John David Stone, who loves and misses him very much.

Seth leaves behind Uncle Bobby Stone, Aunt Kathy Stone and their children and grandchildren.

His parents raised Seth to be Christian and he held onto that belief to the end.

When he was 17, Seth moved to Multnomah, Oregon where he worked at Imperial Inc. fabricating commercial refrigerators. He was really proud of this job and enjoyed working there.

By age 30, he moved back home to his father in Elgin, SC. He worked at Tony's Pizza until he started working at Pontiac Foods where he met his fiancée, Jessica Randall, February 2021. They were together almost 6 years. She said she noticed his giggle and smile and she fell for him. He was so full of life. He was her best friend. They had so many plans for the future. Jessica’s heart is broken, however grateful for everyday she got to be his other half.

Jessica has a daughter named Addyson. Seth loved Addyson as his own child. He had wanted children of his own one day. He loved being her dad. He was the only father she'd ever known. He was a big cheerleader for her. She loved him very much.

As a son, he carried immense respect and love for his parents and was so grateful for them. He loved his father. He loved and deeply missed his mother. He also loved Jessica's sister Melissa as his own.

He was a sweet and kind soul to everyone he met. He was silly. He loved cats, all animals really. He loved watching movies together. He loved long car rides, long walks in the park, in nature, near lakes, beaches, watching sunsets, picking up seashells. They always went on trips. He loved shopping and food. He was always looking for deals. He made the best sandwiches and he was always sharing his food. He loved to cuddle but he was a pillow hog. He loved watching professional boxing and MMA fighting. He liked to play fight with Addyson. He really liked to make people feel included. He liked to work and provide for his family. He considered himself a protector. He had a lot of strength. His presence took up so much space. He leaves behind a great void.

He’d always reminisced about time spent with Connie, Doris, Barbara and his mother. Seth really loved all of his family.

Seth passed November 4th, 2026 in Charleston, SC.

Until we see you again we’d like to share a blessing:

"May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again may God hold you in the palm of His hand."

We take comfort in knowing Seth is wrapped in his mother's loving arms in heaven right now. Rest in peace love.