Sean O'Neil

Thinking of you at this time, you are in my prayers.
Marie Andrea

Dear Mary and Patrick,
The Sullivan cousins are saddened by the news of Sean' s passing. How much grief can one take? ! Apparently a lot. I am sure Keven, Pat, Grandfather and Pop are making him feel at home as we speak. Know we are praying for your hearts to heal. May the Blessed Mother comfort you and strengthen your faith while you continue on this journey. It seems time is precious and not to be wasted. May you learn what it is God is asking of you now and may you take comfort in...

MAY THE THOUGHT OF KNOWING THAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHARE IN YOUR GRIEF BRING YOUR FAMILY A MEASURE OF COMFORT.PLEASE READ PROV 17:17

Though no amount of words seem sufficient to express our sincere sympathies, may the warm, loving legacy Sean leaves behind speak volumes.

N.S

Sean was certainly a great and talented person. I still remember him quite well, even though I only shared a few years with him early on in our grade school class. He always stood out in a good way. You could always count on Sean to put forth a good attitude and be friendly to everyone. I am shocked and saddened by this news and please know that our family's prayers are with you. He will certainly be missed by many who loved his cheerful spirit, kind heart and unforgettable smile.

So sad, so soon, great kid! Love, a Dayton friend.

Dear Mary and Family,
Sean was a friend of my son, Brian Pankauskas, throughout grammar and high school. He was a beautiful, nice young man. Words cannot express our sympathy on your loss. As a mother my heart breaks for you. I can only pray you find comfort in love knowing he's in God's hands.

God Bless,
Eileen McKnight
Brian Pankauskas