Shawn Vega-Brother to Cassandra Vega-Ohana Moana
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Aloha everyone, in times of loss we come together in support and love for one another.
Shawn Ramon Vega, 35, of Birdsboro, passed away unexpectedly on July, 4, 2024. He is survived by his parents, Sheila (wife of Sam Stalsby) and Freddie Vega Sr. He leaves behind his siblings Freddie Vega Jr. (wife Rebecca), Cassandra Renfro (husband Kyle), Roselie Vega, and half-brother Aaron Borz. Shawn also leaves behind Grammy, Elizabeth Beckwith and grandfather, Bert ‘Chip’ Beckwith, in addition to numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins who adored him until his last days. Shawn was born and raised in Pottstown and graduated from Pottstown High School in 2007. He was an avid sports fan and workout warrior. The gym was his home away from home, his sanctuary. Shawn also loved golf and loved his Atlanta Braves. Over the last few years, some of his favorite activities were traveling and going to sporting events. From baseball games in Philly (all games including the Braves of course), to basketball games in West Virginia, his brother's Alma Mater. Shawn especially loved his trips to Hawaii to visit his sister Cassandra. There he explored nature’s beauty and partook in various activities including skydiving, jet skiing and the bumper tube. Anyone that knew Shawn knew how much he loved his shoes. Boy did he love his shoes! But more than that, he loved his family. Shawn was beloved and adored by everyone who met him. He was an amazing son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend. But perhaps his most special title was that of uncle to his niece and two nephews: Emmett, Elijah, and Relli. Uncle Shawn will hold a special place in their hearts forever. From the random pop-ins, to the zoo, bowling alley, and everywhere in between. He was quick to scoop them up in his arms at the drop of a dime.
Life is a precious gift, reminding us of its fragility. People we meet become our family, enriching our journey. Each moment is a gift, a chance to cherish, love, and appreciate those around us. Let's embrace every opportunity to spread kindness, for life is fleeting, and love endures forever.
In the face of loss, we are reminded of the impermanence of life. Let's honor the memory of those we've lost by living fully, loving deeply, and being present in every moment. Embrace the beauty of connections, for they shape our lives and leave lasting imprints on our hearts.
Shawn Ramon Vega, 35, of Birdsboro, passed away unexpectedly on July, 4, 2024. He is survived by his parents, Sheila (wife of Sam Stalsby) and Freddie Vega Sr. He leaves behind his siblings Freddie Vega Jr. (wife Rebecca), Cassandra Renfro (husband Kyle), Roselie Vega, and half-brother Aaron Borz. Shawn also leaves behind Grammy, Elizabeth Beckwith and grandfather, Bert ‘Chip’ Beckwith, in addition to numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins who adored him until his last days. Shawn was born and raised in Pottstown and graduated from Pottstown High School in 2007. He was an avid sports fan and workout warrior. The gym was his home away from home, his sanctuary. Shawn also loved golf and loved his Atlanta Braves. Over the last few years, some of his favorite activities were traveling and going to sporting events. From baseball games in Philly (all games including the Braves of course), to basketball games in West Virginia, his brother's Alma Mater. Shawn especially loved his trips to Hawaii to visit his sister Cassandra. There he explored nature’s beauty and partook in various activities including skydiving, jet skiing and the bumper tube. Anyone that knew Shawn knew how much he loved his shoes. Boy did he love his shoes! But more than that, he loved his family. Shawn was beloved and adored by everyone who met him. He was an amazing son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend. But perhaps his most special title was that of uncle to his niece and two nephews: Emmett, Elijah, and Relli. Uncle Shawn will hold a special place in their hearts forever. From the random pop-ins, to the zoo, bowling alley, and everywhere in between. He was quick to scoop them up in his arms at the drop of a dime.
Life is a precious gift, reminding us of its fragility. People we meet become our family, enriching our journey. Each moment is a gift, a chance to cherish, love, and appreciate those around us. Let's embrace every opportunity to spread kindness, for life is fleeting, and love endures forever.
In the face of loss, we are reminded of the impermanence of life. Let's honor the memory of those we've lost by living fully, loving deeply, and being present in every moment. Embrace the beauty of connections, for they shape our lives and leave lasting imprints on our hearts.
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