Sean Eric Nagel

So sorry to hear this about Sean he was a great kid growing up in Romeoville.

I only met Sean a couple months ago, but we became self-declared best friends immediately. Sean's wit and kindness will stick with me forever. I am so grateful he came into my life, even just got a short while.

I remember Sean from RHS- I was a grade behind him, but come later we were involved in some of the same groups. Never really talked but I just remember his face, smiling.

Fair Winds and following seas on the next journey, Sean. We have the watch. My humblest condolences to the Nagel family.
-Allie Fogel (nee Dodge), Chief Petty Officer, retired, RHS Class of 2000

Portia, Mercedes, and family I am so very sorry to hear of Sean's passing. My thoughts are with you all during this very unexpected and difficult time.

Portia and Mercedes, I am so very sorry to hear this. Sean was the sweetest little guy, always so very dear to be around. My heart breaks for your loss. Sending prayers from myself and children. Robin (Slagle) Damron, Russ Jr and Carrie. Just so very very sorry to hear this.

Sean was one of my oldest and dearest friends. I first met Sean in Cub scouts and became fast friends. We also played soccer and football together. Then after high school we hung out a lot until he moved west. We grew out of contact with each other, but the kind words of the people that knew him and those he helped brings me joy in such a tough time. R.I.P old friend.

I had the opportunity of getting to know Sean by working with him at Tueller. He was always full of jokes and always made anyone smile. He will be missed and I send condolences to his family and loved ones.

I had the privilege of meeting with Sean on a few occasions at Tueller. We spoke about our time in the service and how we want to better the mental health of veterans and others. Sean showed dedication and determination to create a positive change in the lives of many.
Fair winds and following seas...

I only had the opportunity to know Sean for a few months, but I deeply appreciated the passion and insight he brought to his work in counseling. His dedication to helping others was evident in every interaction, and he inspired those around him with his empathy and commitment. Sean´s kindness and professionalism left a lasting impact on our team and the clients he served. He will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege to know him.

Friends and family will celebrate this bright and charming young man´s life as a blessing.

It was his loving family and the people he met and the places he saw that made him the unique person we all knew and loved.

His was a life well spent.

Sean did not lack confidence! I remember when he was a plebe and he came to my room to hang out since I was an upper class. He truly believed in the mantra at the academy "You rate what you skate". There he was a freshman, plebe with no care in the world of getting in trouble by my peers or me, he was something special. I will miss Sean, he was a cut from similar cloth as myself, both from Romeoville, did the navy nuke thing, both had the pleasure of attending a small boat school in Maryland. You will be missed by many, forgotten by none.

I did not know Sean personally, but wanted to send my love and thoughts to his loved ones during this time. I am so sorry for his loss, based on his obituary he sounded like a treasure to know. -fellow counselor at Tueller.