My sweetheart of thirty one yrs left this earth a couple of weeks ago and with him took my soul. This was a sudden & shocking event.

Sean Scot Calvert was of a distinct caliber. He encompassed the meaning of respect, integrity & loyalty. He was incredibly intelligent. He was an excellent employee, a crucial leader in every aspect. Sean believed in growing people to become better leaders; he believed knowledge should be shared and that a person should earn their worth. He was very passionate about his work always dedicating himself to making a difference in achieving and surpassing what ever goal was put out in front of him. If you have never read the book 'Who moved my Cheese?', I invite you to do so..he lived by this. He was reserved and had somewhat of a dry sense of humor but always managed to make at least himself chuckle whether you got the joke or not. Sean was an incredible father, husband, son & brother and to me, he was everything. If he ever called you friend or if you ever shared a laugh with Sean, then you should consider yourself quite lucky. His circle was kept small. He saw the world from a perspective not many of us ever see. He adored our three beautiful sons, two of which have special needs. Sean and I began a non profit called 'Peace for the Pieces' back in 2007. He was very passionate about making a difference and helping these kids & young adults encompass feelings of belonging and being supported. Sean did not want the traditional funeral to finalize his life but simply wanted the people closest to him to remember the best parts of him..his laugh, the guidance and honestly the simple man that he was. He was such a good, honest, genuine, humble & upstanding man. I was very fortunate to have shared a life with him. His little family meant everything to him & his dedication to his job came in a close second. We will miss him forever.

If there is something you would like to do to honor Sean's memory, we are asking that you donate to 'Peace for the Pieces Special Needs Corp'.

I know he would definitely appreciate that gesture.

Laura Calvert & the Calvert boys