Quinton Paul Sessions

For some reason you have been on my mind more lately. It may be because I am watching my children grow and I am praying I can support them and see them better than I did you... I want them to come to me if they ever feel the way you did. You would have been 55... a life can change so much in 17 years.

Thank you, John- it honestly warmed my heart to read this, this morning... he was a good man.

I was friends with Quinton yrs ago and I just was looking to reach out.I´m so sorry for your loss and although it´s been decades he was a great guy ..

You are not forgotten. Your kindness spanned across many lives. You were a gift to this world. I wish you would have stayed.

It's been almost 13 years. Life has changed so drastically and I am sad for the idea that your pain could have changed as well. I love reading this page because it isn't just nice things people have said but it was truly who you were. You were always giving and kind. You always tried to love others, I just wish you could have done the same for yourself.

I grew up with the Sessions family and as kids, we were very close. When I heard the news, I couldn't believe it. My heart goes out to the family and to Quinn's wife, Anna. I know what it's like to lose someone so close to you. Just know that time will ease your pain. I hope that we will see each other again. Please keep in touch.

I have worked with Q for the past five years. It has be a real priviledge. He touched so many hearts and was loved by all who knew him. Q had an unlimited amount of patience. Knowing him has made me a better person. He always knew when I broke a glass, he could be across the restaurant and know it was me. Or the countless remotes that mysteriously were lost or broken. He never got mad. He always had a smile on his face. Even when I repeatedly broke the same bottle of gin again and again. Or...

Having 3 children of our own that are close in age to Quinton,we were devasted when we went to the Longhorn this past weekend and heard the dreadful news. Bill had known Quinton for about 7 years. Bill worked with him at the Coral Springs store before Quinton moved to Linton. He was wise well beyond his years...knowing just how to treat people, with his generousity and kind words, always having a smile on his face and a pleasant word for everyone. He will be missed always. Our thoughts and...

I dont even know were to start... Quinton did more for me and my family than we did for ourselves.. i started working for him at longhorn the day i turned 16. My brother had been working there for about 6 months and before i knew Quinton i had heard many great stories about him. He saw the best in me and helped me threw my final years of high school. I will never forget what he wrote on my ojt report.. he wrote a whole paragraph about how i was his lead host and brought regular after regular...