Jeremy Paul Seif

The Seif family will observe the Shiva period at Marcia and Allan's home today, November 27, 2024, following the burial service, and again on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Jeremy Paul Seif (בעברית: שמואל) passed away on the afternoon of November 23, 2024, at the age of 51. Jeremy was a remarkable soul who left an unforgettable mark on everyone he met. A devoted father, empathetic twin brother, bright and detail-oriented son, spirited and supportive uncle, and an amazing friend, Jeremy embodied kindness, perseverance, and love. He was taken far too soon, but his legacy lives on in those who knew him.

He is survived by his parents, Marcia and Allan Seif; twin brother, Adam (Angela) Seif; former spouse, Abigail Seif; cherished children, Solomon, Teva, and Tess Seif; nephew, Taylor Seif; and uncle, Ivan Crash. Jeremy’s love and influence continue to live on in all of them, a testament to the deep connections he built throughout his life.

From an early age, Jeremy’s athletic talent was undeniable. He played tennis with his twin brother, Adam, for Carmel High School, where they graduated in 1991. After high school, he fell in love with golf, a passion that stayed with him for life. Jeremy spent countless hours on the course and shared this love with friends and family. His dedication to sports extended to teaching tennis with Adam at University High School and Sycamore Middle School, inspiring students with their shared joy for the game.

Jeremy’s creativity and entrepreneurial spirit also defined him. In their 30s, he and Adam co-authored two children’s book series, Tacos, Beans, and Rice and The Smarts for Elementary School Survival, selling over 13,800 copies. Earlier, they founded The Seif Experience, a landscaping company that helped fund Jeremy’s education at Western Kentucky University, where he earned a Graphic Design degree in 1996. Jeremy excelled in business and always worked tirelessly to support those he loved.

In later years, Jeremy developed a strong connection to fitness, spending nearly every morning at LA Fitness, where he built friendships and inspired others with his strength and perseverance. This passion extended to his family, influencing his nephew Taylor and son Solomon, with whom he shared his love of weightlifting.

Jeremy’s greatest joy was his family. He was his children’s biggest supporter—always present, always dependable, and deeply devoted. Known for showing up early and being there no matter the time, Jeremy’s warmth and humor made him a constant source of comfort for everyone he loved. His presence brightened every moment, and his unwavering love will never be forgotten.

Jeremy Paul Seif’s life cannot be fully captured in words. His kindness, determination, and the joy he brought to others left an indelible impact. May his memory be a blessing and his love inspire us to carry his legacy forward.

Written with love, Taylor and Solomon Seif

Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Funeral Home, 11411 N. Michigan Road, Zionsville, IN 46077.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association or the Carmel Arts Council.