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"Nina Seeley was well-liked in the Adams community. For years she operated an antique store in the Bell School building and was the operator of the Bell Witch Museum. She was also involved from the start with the Bell Witch Opry.
Everyone knew Nina and loved Nina. She was a unique treasure. She loved her home. She said she loved everybody.
In a small community, when you lose someone like that, its a devastating loss. The whole city is feeling it today. She's going to be greatly missed."
"One of the things she was quick to tell anybody was she was a Christian and she loved the Lord. I don't know many people she was ever around that she didn't share that with."
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