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I met Sean through my best friend Rachel he was a very funny and caring person and we talked about our love for Monty Pythons. I know that he was always there for his friends that was just the type of person he was. My thoughs are with his family at this very sad time.   

Sean was a caring and very supportive friend. He was there whenever things were tough. He was loyal to his friends. Although, we didn't speak much after i left uni, i always thought of him as a fantastic friend. I will never forget the conversations we had  over a strongbow and black whilst sitting in the Uplands Tavern. Neither will i forget the talks about politics whilst sitting on the beach.A true friend who never gave up on others. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts are with his family.

Although Sean and I had drifted apart in recent times, we were good friends throughout our time at school, having only lived a street apart for many years.  We shared a mutual love of flying and occasionally even attended air cadets together.  His quick wit and dry humor always managed to crack a laugh at school, even the teachers had to hide their smiles.  To be told of Sean?s passing at such a young age was a terrible shock is a tragic loss of a wonderful talent.  Having enriched the lives of all that knew him, he will be sorely missed, and forever in our thoughts.  Rest in peace my friend, Sean.

I found out about Sean's death while I was away in Spain. It was completely shocking, saddening and unfair. I worked with Sean 'back in the day' at Tescos on the deli counter, and we always had a good laugh taking the piss out of the more ridiculous people who worked there, including 'craaaazy' Dave, so called because of the day he had a tantrum and threw ham at someone in a chiller.
Sean shared my interest in 40k, and we used to have regular 'paint sessions' at his when he was back from uni - I think I was one of the few people who bugged him regularly to get his enormous backlog of models painted. An impossible task as he never stopped buying new shiny stuff for long enough to catch up! Our battle where always close fought, and he had an irritating habit of winning through at the last mintute through a mix of stubborness, luck, and my appalling dice rolling ability. I think I managed victory once or twice, but he usually managed to come out on top!
Sean, you were a mate and a laugh and you will be missed.

Sean you were an amazingly honest person, a pleasure to be around and a great guy. I miss the good times we had and my occasional attempts to engage you in interlectual conversation. God bless, and watch over us (unless there is something more interesting to do) You will be missed. With love Ed and family x

I knew Sean mainly from Wargaming in Swansea, but also from a equal love of uni weapon sports (Archery's still better ;p )
Always easy to chat to and pass some time with over a game of warhammer or a cheaky pint. Your really gonna be missed lad.
   

Even though I haven't spent a lot of time with Sean I remember him very clearly, and I always will. He will be greatly missed.

Sean's unexpected death saddened me greatly. Though I saw him little due to the distance, I still have fond memories of him. He will be missed by me, and all his friends and family.

Although we were always seperated by quite some land and water, I still felt really connected to Sean and the rest of my awesome family. His passing away left an unexplainable emptyness in that very same family, however he will always remain in our memory and hearts!