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February 5, 2020
I had so many great laughs and adventures with Sean when I lived in Boulder. What a great guy. Gone too soon. I am thankful to have had him in my life and I'm sure he is now soaring among the eagles. Much love to the family and my deepest regrets for the loss. We are all sharing your pain.
Much love,
Brian Lee
UMASS
Boulder
Julie Slotnik Sturm
February 3, 2020
My heart is heavy with love for Conor and Caeligh. They are amazing children.
- Julie Slotnik Sturm (an old friend of Sean)
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