Sean Wesley Harris

Tony and Luann please accept my sincere condolence on the untimely death of your Dear Son Sean. My prayers are with you and your family. Take good care my Dear Friend, Buster.

Tony and Luann
I am so sorry for your loss. Treasure your memories and good times. I remember as a little boy Sean and Nathan (my grandson) playing in the ditch in our backyard when we had a cookout. Just lean on God and He will help you through. You are in my prayers.

Tony and Luanne, I´m so sorry for your loss. I can´t imagine the pain you are experiencing. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Tony and Luanne,

We are so so sorry to hear about Sean.
He and Nick were inseparable all through school. He was the kindest, sweetest, fun guy. He was so good about letting Zack tag along! We all adored Sean. We have so many memories of him and Nick surfing and him and Zack fishing.
He will be so missed.

I always enjoyed being in the woods and turkey hunting with Sean. He was so easy to be around. I will never forget the time I ran into you and your nephew on opening day. You were taking him for the first time. It couldn't have been more than 15 minutes after sun-up when I heard a shot in your direction. Later I would see a great pictures of a longbeard you "guided" your nephew to on opening day of his first hunt!

You will be missed friend.

Sean worked for us for 3 years as a welder for Bradford Products before moving away to pursue another adventure. During this time, he became close with our son, Tyler, so we saw him often. He was certainly one of Tyler's nicest friends. So polite and just fit in so well with our family as we all love to hunt and fish. Tyler brought him along for a weekend at our lakehouse and what a fun time it was. I'll always remember what a great smile he had.

Sean and I got to spend 7 months together working on the road welding in Las Vegas. He was my right hand man. Any decision I made to lead the job was bounced off of him, his insight was asked, and his thoughts were valued. He was one of the best welders I´ve ever known. More skill than most will ever see. I leaned on him during those months as I was going to become a father. He was the guy I could tell anything to and know he´d have an answer of wisdom to share. He was kind. He was highly intelligent. Sean was the guy who would give the shirt off his back to someone in need. I miss him greatly.

Tony and family,
Tony and family,
So sorry to hear this news....prayers for your family during this time, my friend.
Richard Bissett

Sean work with us in our small remodeling biz, he was so much fun to be with, always willing to tackle anything we might be working through, he was a true friend and loved by all the guys he work with...
He will always be missed and loved in our heart, love ya Sean !