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Sean's Music
This is extremely difficult to write. Words can't describe how much we all love and miss him. He was the most talented, intelligent, hardworking, coolest, and kindest little brother I could have hoped for - always ready to have fun, joke around, laugh, play music, go skating or longboarding.
He made the world a brighter place and was supposed to have so, so many more years ahead. To be a rock star, an amazing husband and father, and of course a perfect uncle. He made such beautiful music, had an amazing voice, and had a lot left to do - so many great songs to write and a successful career as a software engineer waiting for him after graduating early from Rutgers next semester.
We are so proud of him and all of his accomplishments. He did so much in 21 years.
He fought to stay alive unbelievably hard for over a week in the hospital after a brain aneurysm, stemming from an AVM that we were unaware he was born with. He was so strong but in the end it was too deep and inoperable. Thank you so much for your thoughts and prayers during that time and afterwards.
He deserved so much more, he deserved the world, and our hearts will always have a huge piece missing. We have to carry on how he would have - laughing, joking, hardworking, and making the world a more positive, musical place. We'll always have him in our hearts and everyone who knew him will keep him alive that way.
The wake will be this Sunday, April 3rd, from 2-6pm with words of remembrance at 5pm and the funeral will be held the following day, April 4th at 10am. Please message me or anyone in the family if you would like to know the locations.
Thank you so much for your support. It's truly appreciated.
This is extremely difficult to write. Words can't describe how much we all love and miss him. He was the most talented, intelligent, hardworking, coolest, and kindest little brother I could have hoped for - always ready to have fun, joke around, laugh, play music, go skating or longboarding.
He made the world a brighter place and was supposed to have so, so many more years ahead. To be a rock star, an amazing husband and father, and of course a perfect uncle. He made such beautiful music, had an amazing voice, and had a lot left to do - so many great songs to write and a successful career as a software engineer waiting for him after graduating early from Rutgers next semester.
We are so proud of him and all of his accomplishments. He did so much in 21 years.
He fought to stay alive unbelievably hard for over a week in the hospital after a brain aneurysm, stemming from an AVM that we were unaware he was born with. He was so strong but in the end it was too deep and inoperable. Thank you so much for your thoughts and prayers during that time and afterwards.
He deserved so much more, he deserved the world, and our hearts will always have a huge piece missing. We have to carry on how he would have - laughing, joking, hardworking, and making the world a more positive, musical place. We'll always have him in our hearts and everyone who knew him will keep him alive that way.
The wake will be this Sunday, April 3rd, from 2-6pm with words of remembrance at 5pm and the funeral will be held the following day, April 4th at 10am. Please message me or anyone in the family if you would like to know the locations.
Thank you so much for your support. It's truly appreciated.
Organizer
Christine Ayers
Organizer
Union, NJ