Sean Small Memorial Fund
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On June 30th, 2020, Sean Small unexpectedly passed away at his home in New York City. He leaves behind his two beautiful children, Stori (age 14) and Leo (age 17), his loving wife, Bridget, and his younger brother, Kevin.
Sean was special; anyone who knew him, knew that. He was charismatic, cultured, athletic, fun—just plain cool. His smile had the power to light up the room; his laugh equally potent. He was fiercely loyal. Whom and what he loved, he loved tremendously, deeply. Sean put his family and friends first. There is nothing he wouldn’t have done for them. He didn’t have an easy upbringing, having lost his mother at a young age, but he was uncommonly un-self-pitying. He believed that in life you find a way, or make one.
Sean attended the Dalton School starting in third grade. He was loved there, with close friends across many age groups and all walks of life. He treasured his time at Dalton and maintained his friendships until the end. After Dalton, he graduated from NYU, appropriate, after all, as Sean always felt most at home walking the streets of NYC. Sean’s business career was varied, spanning art consulting, international trade financing, construction, and more. Recently, the loss of his beloved aunt due to Covid, coupled with financial and professional challenges, made things exceedingly difficult for Sean, but he was resilient and trying to make the best of a very tough period.
We’re heartbroken, and Sean will be profoundly missed.
This campaign was set up by a small group of friends in response to the many requests from those looking to help Sean's family. The money raised through this page will help alleviate the financial burden left by his sudden passing and will provide support to Bridget and the kids. Food, household expenses, high school and college tuition are all largely unaccounted for, so any amount will help. To that same end, any leads or job opportunities for Bridget (a valued creative talent within the Dalton community) would be hugely appreciated:
Bridget Small on Linkedin
Sean was special; anyone who knew him, knew that. He was charismatic, cultured, athletic, fun—just plain cool. His smile had the power to light up the room; his laugh equally potent. He was fiercely loyal. Whom and what he loved, he loved tremendously, deeply. Sean put his family and friends first. There is nothing he wouldn’t have done for them. He didn’t have an easy upbringing, having lost his mother at a young age, but he was uncommonly un-self-pitying. He believed that in life you find a way, or make one.
Sean attended the Dalton School starting in third grade. He was loved there, with close friends across many age groups and all walks of life. He treasured his time at Dalton and maintained his friendships until the end. After Dalton, he graduated from NYU, appropriate, after all, as Sean always felt most at home walking the streets of NYC. Sean’s business career was varied, spanning art consulting, international trade financing, construction, and more. Recently, the loss of his beloved aunt due to Covid, coupled with financial and professional challenges, made things exceedingly difficult for Sean, but he was resilient and trying to make the best of a very tough period.
We’re heartbroken, and Sean will be profoundly missed.
This campaign was set up by a small group of friends in response to the many requests from those looking to help Sean's family. The money raised through this page will help alleviate the financial burden left by his sudden passing and will provide support to Bridget and the kids. Food, household expenses, high school and college tuition are all largely unaccounted for, so any amount will help. To that same end, any leads or job opportunities for Bridget (a valued creative talent within the Dalton community) would be hugely appreciated:
Bridget Small on Linkedin
Organizer and beneficiary
David Gomberg
Organizer
New York, NY
Bridget Small
Beneficiary
