Megan Seebach

It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beloved daughter Megan Elizabeth Seebach.

Born December 30th 2000, Megan graduated from Thomas Worthington High School in 2018. She is preceded in death by her Grandmother Martha Seebach, Uncle Dave Welch, and friend Jacob Ramza.

Megan worked as residential support staff giving care to special needs adults. She recently became CPR and Med certified.  During the eighth grade, Megan got to go outside of Ohio for the first time on a field trip to Washington DC. Her excellent writing had won her the opportunity to lay the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arlington Cemetery in VA. An honor in which she was very proud of. This would be the year she discovered her love for travel and went on to visit eleven states.  Megan found an emotional outlet in music. Connecting to her favorite artists through lyrics and performances. Leading her to experience well over one hundred concerts.

She will be greatly missed by her Mom and Dad. They watched her grow into a beautiful young woman and an amazing human being in her short time on this earth. She was loved beyond measure. They will never forget the OSU spring games, fishing trips, and lunch dates and being in the company of their baby girl.

Megan had a love for all animals, but was especially close with her cat Satori. But her best friend was her brother Jacob. They have always had a strong connection with each other and created a lifetime of memories in the short amount of time they had together. Their personal motto was "Sibling strong, from the womb to the tomb".

Megan's friends share many memories together. They found good times in each other's company and always being able to find a reason to laugh. Her loving spirit will be missed by all of her Grandparents, Uncle's, Aunt's and cousins.

Everyone who was fortunate enough to know Megan will remember that she was a human being that was given to fly.