Christopher Seguin’s TRU colleagues and friends remember ‘vibrant presence’ and ‘passion’
KAMLOOPS — It’s been nearly a week since TRU Vice President of Advancement, Christopher Seguin passed away in Victoria, after being critically ill. This morning, at the WolfPack Scholarship Breakfast, CFJC Today took the opportunity to speak with Seguin’s colleagues and friends at the university to about the legacy which he leaves behind.
“He was larger than life,” TRU VP of Finance Matt Milovick remembered. “Everybody knew him, everybody loved him. He had a great laugh, he had a great way with people. He cared deeply about the university and the community.”
It’s been less than a week since the news of Christopher Seguin’s passing rocked the community. For his friends and co-workers at TRU, the pain of Seguin’s loss is still fresh.
“We got along like brothers,” Milovick told CFJC Today. “There were times we’d fight in the President’s office, and he’d be like a father and tell us ‘Okay guys, time to get to work.’ He was a good friend of mine, and I’m going to miss him”