SHAWN LUCAS' funeral and more
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The world lost an incredible man who made everyone around him better. On August 2nd, 2016 Shawn Lucas was unexpectedly taken from us. He was a brother, a son, a friend, a best friend, a beautiful heart.…Trying to describe him in words is a difficult task, because he was so many things to so many people.
Shawn met a lot of people in his life, but wasn't like anyone you would ever meet or forget. He was someone you remember after only meeting once, someone who you want to have with you at every occasion because he just made it better. He brought light to every room, every situation, and always had a handful of witty comments no-one else could say more perfectly or think of on the spot and have ready at the tip of his tongue. Everyone has their own connection and closeness to Shawn, he was a friend to the universe and such a joy to be around. The sense of loss and thought of him not being here is overwhelmingly painful. It cuts the DC city deep.
Shawn never really asked for anything, but he offered so much. During this time of grief, we would like to help support his family with the costs of putting such a life force to rest. Please share your love and support. This is our chance to give back all Shawn gave to us, and take care of him… the way he constantly did to everyone else.
Thank you for the overwhelming love and support from around the world. It shows how far and wide his impact was on everyone who knew him.
Shawn Lucas is survived by his loving partner Savannah King, his brother Justin Lucas, his father William Lucas, and his mother Susan Lucas.
100% of this will go to the funeral and family of SHAWN LUCAS.
Here are a few words from his brother:
Shawn Edward Lucas
June 11, 1978 - August 2, 2016
You may know him as Astro or MCSL, but to me, he was the coolest damn brother to walk the earth! He always followed his heart and lived life on the edge. When he was 18 he wanted to go snowboarding, so he moved to Colorado. When he was 28, he wanted to learn Jiu Jitsu, so he went to Brazil for three months (three separate times). He wanted to create music, so he wrote and produced two hip hop albums. If you had the pleasure of meeting him, there is no doubt he had an impact on your life. He helped raise me and I wouldn't be who I am or where I am without him. The world just lost a bad ass mo fo and I just lost my big brother.
RIP Shawn. I miss you.
Shawn met a lot of people in his life, but wasn't like anyone you would ever meet or forget. He was someone you remember after only meeting once, someone who you want to have with you at every occasion because he just made it better. He brought light to every room, every situation, and always had a handful of witty comments no-one else could say more perfectly or think of on the spot and have ready at the tip of his tongue. Everyone has their own connection and closeness to Shawn, he was a friend to the universe and such a joy to be around. The sense of loss and thought of him not being here is overwhelmingly painful. It cuts the DC city deep.
Shawn never really asked for anything, but he offered so much. During this time of grief, we would like to help support his family with the costs of putting such a life force to rest. Please share your love and support. This is our chance to give back all Shawn gave to us, and take care of him… the way he constantly did to everyone else.
Thank you for the overwhelming love and support from around the world. It shows how far and wide his impact was on everyone who knew him.
Shawn Lucas is survived by his loving partner Savannah King, his brother Justin Lucas, his father William Lucas, and his mother Susan Lucas.
100% of this will go to the funeral and family of SHAWN LUCAS.
Here are a few words from his brother:
Shawn Edward Lucas
June 11, 1978 - August 2, 2016
You may know him as Astro or MCSL, but to me, he was the coolest damn brother to walk the earth! He always followed his heart and lived life on the edge. When he was 18 he wanted to go snowboarding, so he moved to Colorado. When he was 28, he wanted to learn Jiu Jitsu, so he went to Brazil for three months (three separate times). He wanted to create music, so he wrote and produced two hip hop albums. If you had the pleasure of meeting him, there is no doubt he had an impact on your life. He helped raise me and I wouldn't be who I am or where I am without him. The world just lost a bad ass mo fo and I just lost my big brother.
RIP Shawn. I miss you.
Organizer and beneficiary
Ben Lek
Organizer
Washington D.C., DC
Justin Lucas
Beneficiary
