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At Texas Tech, he met his wife, the former Paula Jane Cloud (born November 17, 1945). The couple wed in 1966 and had three children, Hunter (born 1968), now of Craig, Colorado; Spencer David (born 1974) of Taos, [[New Mexico]], and Evan Elizabeth Sanford (born 1977) of Lubbock. Seim joined the staff of Plains National Bank in Plains in Yoakum County, Texas. In that capacity he coordinated the construction of the bank buildingat 50th and University in Lubbock. He then worked for American National Bank in [[Amarillo]] but returned to Lubbock for a position at Lubbock National Bank. He eventually returned to Plains, which had become Plains Capital. Throughout his life, he was devoted to the economic expansion of the Lubbock community and the growth of Texas Tech. His life philosophy was "Service above self", which he followed with memberships on the boards of Covenant Hospital, the Rawls College of Business at Texas Tech, the South Plains Council of the [[Boy Scouts]] of America, Lubbock Country Club, the [[United Way]], and the March of Dimes.<ref name=obit/> A past chairman of the Lubbock [[Chamber of Commerce]] and the chamber political action committee, he chaired the Progress Lubbock ballot measure in 2003, which made possible the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance.<ref name=kcbd>{{cite web|url=http://www.kcbd.com/2018/11/26/happy-state-bank-chairman-david-seim-passes-away/ |title=Happy State Bank Chairman David Seim passes away|publisher=KCBD-TV|date=November 26, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018}}</ref>

At Texas Tech, he met his wife, the former Paula Jane Cloud (born November 17, 1945). The couple wed in 1966 and had three children, Hunter (born 1968), now of Craig, Colorado; Spencer David (born 1974) of Taos, [[New Mexico]], and Evan Elizabeth Sanford (born 1977) of Lubbock. Seim joined the staff of Plains National Bank in Plains in Yoakum County, Texas. In that capacity he coordinated the construction of the bank buildingat 50th and University in Lubbock. He then worked for American National Bank in [[Amarillo]] but returned to Lubbock for a position at Lubbock National Bank. He eventually returned to Plains, which had become Plains Capital. Throughout his life, he was devoted to the economic expansion of the Lubbock community and the growth of Texas Tech. His life philosophy was "Service above self", which he followed with memberships on the boards of Covenant Hospital, the Rawls College of Business at Texas Tech, the South Plains Council of the [[Boy Scouts]] of America, Lubbock Country Club, the [[United Way]], and the March of Dimes.<ref name=obit/> A past chairman of the Lubbock [[Chamber of Commerce]] and the chamber political action committee, he chaired the Progress Lubbock ballot measure in 2003, which made possible the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance.<ref name=kcbd>{{cite web|url=http://www.kcbd.com/2018/11/26/happy-state-bank-chairman-david-seim-passes-away/ |title=Happy State Bank Chairman David Seim passes away|publisher=KCBD-TV|date=November 26, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018}}</ref>

Services were held on November 29, 2018, at Trinity Church, a non-denominational congregation in Lubbock.<ref name=obit/> Lubbock Mayor Daniel Manning "Dan" Pope described Seim as "a dear friend and mentor to me for the past twenty-five years. A faithful husband, a great dad, a superb businessman, and a strong community partner, David will be greatly missed. Paula and his family are in our prayers."<ref name=kcbd/>

Services were held on November 29, 2018, at Trinity Church, a non-denominational congregation in Lubbock.<ref name=obit/> Lubbock Mayor Daniel Manning "Dan" Pope described Seim as "a dear friend and mentor to me for the past twenty-five years. A faithful husband, a great dad, a superb businessman, and a strong community partner, David will be greatly missed. Paula and his family are in our prayers."<ref name=kcbd/> In 2013, Seim appeared on the [[radio]] program, "Faith Matters'' on KTTZ FM in Lubbock. On the broadcast, he discussed servant leadership, financial demons, and following where [[Jesus Christ]] leads.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://radio.kttz.org/post/faith-matters-david-seim-president-happy-state-bank

|title=''Faith Matters'': David Seim President of Happy State Bank|author=Paul Allen Hunton|date=April 28, 2013|publisher=Radio.kttz.org|accessdate=January 16, 2019}}</ref>

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