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Sean Stephens Obituary
Sean lived life every day. He worked hard for his dreams and accomplished many goals in his life. He could build and fix anything. In his spare time, he loved to ride motorcycles and metal detectors. He still called his mom daily and loved hanging out with friends. He loved all music, especially the Doors and Pink Floyd.
He leaves behind his mother Marlis Wise (Eddie) of Sedalia; brothers Bret Stephens (Shanna) of Sedalia and Jeremiah Wise of Sedalia; his sisters Kelly Shoop of Sedalia and Amanda Rodewald (Kurt) of Kansas; and three daughters Shawna Davidson (Jeremiah) of Sedalia, Amber Stephens of Sedalia and Julie.
He adored his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Jasmine Treese (Austin), Aurora, and Melissa of North Carolina; Jacob Pardee (Kylea), Creed and baby on the way of Knob Noster; and Draigon Stephens (Anthony) of Sedalia; Kyan, Jocelynne, Aiyana, and Cole of Sedalia. He also leaves behind many nephews, nieces, and many friends.
Graveside service will be held October 1, 2022, at 1 p.m. at Crown Hill Cemetery. Celebration of life will be afterward until 5:30 p.m. at Bothwell Lodge. Donations have been set up through GoFundMe at https://gofund.me/b89ab689.
Thank you for everyone's support and prayers through this tough time!
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Somer
September 28, 2022
To Sean´s Family. God Bless each of you. I met Sean at 18. He taught me about Classic rock, built things out of wood , he was even a mechanic at the time. He had a great sense of humor, & good to most more than I probably know. I´ll miss you friend! You was always good to me & I won´t forget you. No more suffering from worn out body just New Glorious one now Friend. Sincerely Your Friend Always Somer
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