Georgetown: Thomas W. Seale, Jr. passed peacefully on November 7, 2021, at Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital, Georgetown, South Carolina at the age of 71. He was a long-time resident of New Orleans, before returning to Georgetown, where he was born. He was born February 21, 1950, the son of Thomas W. Seale, Sr., and Beulah Meeks Seale. Tom graduated from Winyah High School 1966 in Georgetown SC at the age of 16. He then went to the University of South Carolina for three years. From there he transferred to Loyola University New Orleans, where he completed his undergraduate degree in accounting. He then completed two master's degrees at LSU, receiving both an MBA and MPA. His professional career included working for a CPA firm, being comptroller in HCA hospitals in Baton Rouge and Houston, CFO for the Department of Pediatrics at LSUMC, and Property Manager & Manager of Maison DuBois Bed & Breakfast, New Orleans. His special talents began to shine at the age of 13 where he became an Eagle Scout. That ultimately lead him to be given the Eagle Scout of America Award where he made a report to the United Nations and shook hands with the president of the United States Lyndon B Johnson. He went to the University of South Carolina and earned a diving scholarship. Over the years his love of sports continued to be important. He was an excellent swimmer and enjoyed the ski slopes with many of his friends. He also became a bowler and his team won a regional trophy. He loved to entertain. His meals and crawfish boils are legendary. Over the years, Tom proved to be a valuable friend to many, often opening his home to those needing a place to stay while pursuing educational aspirations and sometimes just because some may have been in a temporary moment of need. He loved and was loved by all who knew him. Tom is predeceased by his parents, Thomas W Seale Sr, Beulah M Seale and brother Edward M Seale. Survivors include his sister, Sandra Seale Winslow of Georgetown, his nephew Glynn Allen Winslow and wife, Tiffany M Winslow, great nephews, Jakob, Luke and Will Winslow. The family would like to thank special friends, Gary Q. Peck, MD, Kirby Green, Robb Sundin and Dian Denny who all cared for Tommy and stood by him during his illness. Please sign a guestbook at: www.mayerfuneralhome.com. The Georgetown Chapel of Mayer Funeral Home is assisting the family.