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Sean and I used to take pride in going out and finding the shittiest bands of all time. One time, we ended up at the side bar at The Triple Door, when he was in town for a conference. The band was called Reptet, which happened to be a 14-piece ska/fusion/jazz/progressive shit band. They were definit

So, Sean said some really interesting and funny things in his last weeks. I sent a list to my sister. Here's the screenshot:

This memory is for you Sean, if I could thank you. If I could thank you for the long talks we had before you moved to Gig Harbor. The hours we sat together on the couch. We talked about our kids, our siblings, our spouses, we contemplated love-what true love means to us, politics, we cried-a lot!

RIP Sean. This is such sad news. We had lost touch except for Facebook, but I fondly remember our friendship. At West Middle, along with Eric Denton, we were pretty inseparable for 7th grade. I remember how cool it was that he had text-based computer games on his Apple 2e (or something similar)

I have so many great memories of Sean. I feel quite lucky and fortunate to have had the opportunity to get to know him. I am thankful that Amy brought this amazing person home. I don’t know where to start. For me, Sean was a big brother. He taught me self-confidence, to trust my math skills – I

Sean loved music. While I found his taste occasionally suspect, here is a link to the songs he picked to track his chronology. https://open.spotify.com/user/vm7qu15ggo5oimp0btr43xk02?si=yK-4dXhwSpGA1E3wlHeW3Q&utm_source=native-share-menu

It's really hard to remember a time when Sean wasn't part of our family. During my young middle and high school years, Sean was an incredibly influential and impactful person. To me, he was a friend, teacher, and brother. When Sean and Amy began dating, I was 12 years old. And, lucky me

One of the things I remember most about my brother was his eloquence and ability to speak without fear in front of large groups of people. I see a lot of his traits in my children, and this one certainly jumps out in my son Brody who loves a stage and my daughter Riley who is a sneaky great public

Thank you so much for everything you did for my dad. I never got the chance to grow exceptionally close with you but I still feel your impact through him. I hope I can grow up to have a fraction of the drive and work ethic you did, your a inspiration to everyone who knew you.