Sean Patrick O’Connor

Kendra, we are all so sorry to learn of Sean's passing. He provided outstanding landscape care for our office for many many years! We would always exchange waves, smiles and quick hello's for many years, even after we sold the building to Belleair Development you continued to provide service to us. Your husband was an inspiration and we are so very sorry for the loss of sucha a special man.

Your friends at Petito Eye Care

How lucky we are to having known Shaun, or Shaunie as we knew him through or daughter. They had a special bond and we cherish the memory when Shaun told us how the tomatoes he was growing, a rare heirloom tomato, aka little blond girl, always made him think of our little girl. Shaunie will always have a special place in our hearts.

My favorite memory of Sean is going to the green thumb festival with the O´conner´s. I´ve never seen someone so excited about plants. It was infectious

As our neighbor, Sean will be remembered not just for the now towering oaks he planted as saplings, but also for his genuine kindness and generosity. To the neighborhood kids, including my own son, he was affectionately known as 'Shaunie.' He was a local hero of sorts, always ready with a story or a lesson about nature, and he had a special gift for making every child feel cherished. We are all better for having known him, for his laughter, and for the care he extended to everyone around him.

Sean was always joyful and passionate about the outdoors, family and friends and he acted as he believed. He cared for his neighbors and was willing to help at every turn. He loved life in awe of the landscape and loved ones around him. He will be missed.

Sean was a training buddy in Taekwondo. We became friends through the group. However sharing in our Christian faith was the most meaningful part of our friendship. Sean was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed.

I don't remember my first memory of Sean, but I remember our last. He showed me that my plants are always trying to tell me something, we just need to learn their language. He was always passionate about plants and always willing to teach about them.

All that pops into my head is fellowship at the Riddles and Genesis! lol! Oak tree story! Incredible knowledge for trees and plants.

Sean was a blessing to my mother in the last year and a half of her life. Sean came over every Sunday to teach the word. He drew my mother in and, I believe, had a significant role in her coming to know more about Jesus Christ. In her last days she was uncommunicative but I believe Jesus did business with her in those last hours and that Sean played an instrumental role in the likelihood of her being there in heaven when he arrived.