Condolence: Sorry for your loss as Sean was a great guy I knew when I lived in the Wood River Valley. My prayers to his family.

Condolence: We wanted to say what a kind person Sean was. We lived in Carey and when times were tough for us he would help us get heating fuel for us and our three children. You don't realize how much that meant to our family. There were times it would 20° below zero. And there he was fueling us and never making us feel bad. Always smiling and wishing us a great day until the next time. That kind of heart only lives in certain people and we are sad it has left us here on earth. I pray you will be reunited with him someday. God bless.

Condolence: I have some lasting childhood memories with Sean and Jerid growing up in Bellevue that have crossed my mind over the years. Sean's old Honda Fat Cat motorcycle, fishing at the Hayspur hatchery, and certainly the morning we were going to the snowmobile races in Fairfield when Sean cooked up some calf hearts and scrambled eggs. I believe that breakfast of champions sparked my appetite to try almost any "out of the ordinary" food from that point forward, and am thankful for that. I hope that everyone eventually heals from the loss of this great guy.. And I now know how strong he was. Rest Easy Sean.