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Brian Smith
December 31, 2022
I am so sorry I did not know of Sean´s passing (tried to locate him via social media as I did not have other contact info). I met Sean at the correctional academy way back in 1986; he introduced me to the Church of the Open Door in San Rafael, and we were roommates until 1988. He was a great inspiration to me as he helped me get closer to God.
I expect to see him in heaven. Miss you Sean. (If anyone here can contact me regarding where he was living and what he was doing these last 20 years- thank you so much.
Brian Smith (530) 306-5701
Jamie O'Hara
August 11, 2020
My Uncle Sean may he rest in peace. He was kind and helped me find my spirituality.
Love always
Jamie
Joseph Curzon
July 15, 2020
I enjoyed working with Sean. He was always pleasant to work with. Very professional and kind to all. May you rest in eternal peace Sean.
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