In loving memory of Sean: Support for his daughter Star.

This fundraiser is to help support Seans daughter, Star, who will receive any and all money raised.

Sean Peter Fulton, son of Peter and Donna Fulton, was born in Boston, MA on June 11, 1979. He died suddenly at the South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, MA on June 27, 2026, of what is currently suspected to have been an embolism leading to heart failure.

Sean leaves his beloved daughter Star Fulton, age 9, who lives with her devoted mother Nayara Lima Berenberg and stepfather Andrew Berenberg. Sean also leaves his precious fiancé Maria Perella, his loving sisters Tara Fulton and Priscilla Morais McCormick, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and many loyal friends.

Among Sean's related surviving families are the George Fulton family including George, Kerry and cousin Gabrielle, the Margaret Dellinger family including Meg, Jerry and cousin Nick, and the Norbert Duckstein family including cousins Leah, Norbert and Kendra. Sean was predeceased by both his aunt Susan MacCallum and her son, cousin Christopher Young.

At holiday gatherings with family and friends, Sean always brought toys and devoted most of his energy to play. It was not uncommon to find Sean draped with two or three wrestling children in his arms.

Living at birth in Topsfield, MA, Sean moved with his immediate family to the mid-cities between Dallas and Fort Worth, TX for his school years. Upon returning to the Boston area in the late 1990’s, he followed his love of animals, embarking on a career in animal grooming and vet-tech services. Eventually Sean's outgoing personality led him to public speaking and direct consumer sales. Auctioning watches on Whatnot.com, Sean was creative, enthusiastic and generous, earning the moniker “The Watch Man” from loyal repeat customers.

But Sean was most at home selling watches at his weekend booth at the Raynham Flea Market in Raynham, MA. Sean developed lasting personal relationships with other vendors and management, especially manager Christine Kelly, and one very special vendor Maria Perella who frequently reached out to help him. Sean especially enjoyed his spontaneous, earnest, face-to-face bargaining sessions with the public.

Sean brought Star with him to the market, initially as a form of daycare. Gradually, a profound transformation occurred. Star grew independent and mature in her capacity to connect with buyers beyond her years. She became an integral part of the flea market community. Then Sean and Star fell in love with Maria.