December 19, 1980 – June 27, 2013
With profound sadness Sean was tragically taken from us in a workplace accident, leaving behind the loves of his life, Sasha and his four-month-old son, Shea; family, Dan, Mona, Drew, nephew Jordan, Britt, grandfather Gordon Huntingford and his diggy “dawgs” Tonka and Mackie; and a legacy of friendships from the many chapters of his life. Sean grew up in Victoria playing lacrosse and hockey. At 19 he left Victoria to start his career in the oil patch. His career took him all over the prairies and as far away as Australia. When he met Sasha he immediately knew she was the “one.” They started their life together in Peace River, Alberta where he was the happiest he had ever been and had everything he ever wanted.
A Celebration of Sean’s Life will be held on Saturday, July 6 at 2:00 p.m. at the Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort. Casual attire, as Sean would want, is preferred. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Sean’s name to the SPCA. Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Bros. Funeral Home
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I am sorry to hear about Sean’s sudden passing. I have had the pleasure of working with Sean for the past year. I will remember him for being a proud new father, family man, great friend and a hard worker. He will truly be missed, my condolences to all of Sean’s family.
I am so sorry to hear of this tragedy.
What a terrible loss for all of us.
I wish there was something I could say to make sense of this.
Sending prayers , thoughts and condolences to you from the bottom of my heart.
Barb
Dear Mona and Family
Such a terrible tragedy to lose someone so young and with so much to offer. My heart goes out to your and yours.
I have a lot of memories of Sean when he first started working on the rigs. He was a fast learner, and every thing you gave him to do he did with out complaining. He was all ways very safety consious and he was concerned about his crew, he told me when we first set him up drilling that he was going to go slow and if i didnt like that then i should not set him up as a driller. One of the highest complements you can get in the drilling business is when your putting a crew together the guys will allways ask whos the driller, when we told them it was Sean they would all go because they trusted him. He was that kind of guy, it didnt take long to see that he cared about the people he worked with. Sean made a lot of friends in the drilling business and we will all miss him very much. My deepest condolences go out to all of Sean’s family
I am glad that Sean had a chance to find love and create a beautiful family. I hope everyone wears hoodies in his honor at the gathering! I will miss his wonderful humor and the pride he took in his family. I hope you can feel the love coming from all the people who’s lives were touched by Sean.
My heartfelt condolences go to you and your family, Dan.
Britt, Drew, and the Devlin family –
I am so incredibly saddened to hear this. Life is so short and precious…Sean was lucky to be a part of such an amazing family for his short life. Sending my thoughts and love to all of you.
Dear Dan & Mona, I heard of Sean’s passing at the Intermediate A Shamrock game on Saturday. I am so sorry for your loss, I remember Sean as a little guy, full of energy, a great kid to be around. Please know you are in my thoughts.
I am deeply saddened to hear of Sean’s passing. The last time I saw him was at the hockey rink when we were 18 yrs old, which is fitting as all my memories of Sean are growing up playing hockey together. I can still see his smile and hear his laugh in the dressing room as if it were yesterday. My sympathy and condolences to his family and friends at this sad time.
Dan, Mona & family,
So sorry for your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. There’s one more angel in heaven watching over you.
The Kustaski’s