<div>On Monday afternoon, the world lost one of its brightest lights. Sean Plucinik, beloved husband, father, son, friend, and pillar of the Columbia Tennessee community, passed away suddenly while working on a job site. 
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<div>He was the owner and operator of Maury County Pest Control and the sole provider for his family. He leaves behind his loving wife, Kate, and their three beautiful daughters.
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<div>There simply aren’t words strong enough to capture the weight of this loss. Sean wasn’t just a friend—he was family to so many of us. A man of deep faith and boundless compassion, Sean lived a life defined by service, selflessness, and unwavering love for his family and community.
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<div>Sean gave endlessly. He donated blood and platelets over 100 times.  A bone marrow donor. He coached local school tennis, volunteered pest control services for veterans and struggling families, created educational videos to help homeowners, and regularly helped members of his church in their times of need. He once drove over 14 hours across the country to hand-deliver a car to a family trying to make their way back home to Tennessee. This is who Sean was—someone who showed up, who gave his all, and who never expected anything in return.
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<div>Sean lived with his heart wide open. His wife and daughters were his entire world, and anyone who spent even a few moments with him could feel the pride and joy he carried when he spoke of them. He was the kind of husband who bragged about his wife with unashamed admiration, and the kind of father who found joy in every single story, every laugh, every milestone.
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<div>For those of us lucky enough to know him for years—or even just a moment—Sean made life better. He was always there. Always the first to step up. Always reminding us what loyalty, love, and friendship really mean. Whether it was in moments of celebration or grief, Sean was steady, dependable, and kind.
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<div>Now it’s our turn to show up for him.
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<div>We’re raising funds to help ease the financial burden on Kate and the girls during this devastating time. With Sean gone, their world has changed overnight, and they’re left facing unimaginable heartbreak alongside day-to-day needs—funeral expenses, bills, and the ongoing cost of raising three children without their provider.
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<div>If Sean ever showed up for you, if he ever made you laugh, lent you a hand, or simply reminded you that you mattered—please consider donating. And if you can’t give financially, we ask that you share this page and help spread the word.
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<div>Let’s honor Sean the way he lived—by loving fiercely, giving selflessly, and supporting one another.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
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