Sean Marmion Obituary

RIP my cousin. We had so many good times in our kid days. Me and you getting in to mischief while I spent the summer visiting Portland England with you and Suzanne Marmion aunt Gloria Rushton Grandma n Grandpa Rushton n uncle Erle. Our days in Fla with you , Suzanne, and David n me, always girls against boys. The way we always played pranks on each other like us putting frogs in you boys beds and you boys getting revenge by taking mine n Suzanne's underwear n bras and hanging them on neighbors mailboxes for us to see when walking home from school lol. Such a good time when David n me come to California for spring break to see you and Aunt Gloria J Rushton . Me and Suzie getting up on the cow statue at the restaurant like we were riding it. Sean Marmion driving us drunks all around San Francisco. Me taking pics of Suzanne's feet in the bathroom stall while she was peeing and us dying laughing once she realized what I did lol. What a bunch of nuts we were. I will forever have these awesome memories with my 2 favorite cousins and my baby brother David. I know that you and Dave are together again plotting against us girls when we see you both again lol. Love you my lil cuz. RIP

Such heartbreaking news. I had the privilege of working with Sean for many years with Couloir. Condolences to his family.

Sean was an amazing man with a winning smile, a welcoming personality and a generous soul. He leaves a huge hole in the world. He will be greatly missed.

Sean with one of the Shire horses he used to take care of in England.

I had the privledge to work and travel with Sean for the past 11 years with Teva. Sean's passion for what he did for a living was no different than that he held for his family, and his adventures. 100%.
My last trip with Sean was his last summer.
He shared a lot about his joy of getting to experience all three of his kids as young adults. His quarentine time he definately made the most of.
His time in Washington state he cherished and every hike recommendation I gave, he somehow ended up there and texted a photo at the top.
He was always smiling. Always thinking. Always planning.
Our last conversation he told me he had done all he could do with the supply chain delays, so it was off to Mexio to live life. And that he did.
What brings me peace is this horrible loss is knowing how happy Sean has been these past few years. It seemed everything had fallen into place. He was exactly where he wanted to be.
To his family I send my heartfelt condolences. His Teva family did a video call to pay tribute the week of his passing, and there was not a dry eye on the call. He was so welcoming to every new member of our team, and always made sure people felt the belonged.
Our loss of Sean runs deep, and we all send our blessings to his entire family. I pray the warmth of his memory wraps you all up in love for the rest of your days.

I miss you so much, big brother. You were my no-nonsense, go-to sounding board for life’s hard things. And an absolute barrel of laughs for life’s fun things. I’m not sure what I’m going to do without you. But I’m proud of who you were, deeply ethical, a tireless dad, and a loyal big brother. And you lived life on your terms. You told me, surround yourself when people who are fountains, not drains. You were a fountain.

Sean was a loving, bright, shining light, who was so loved. Sending big love to his family during this very difficult time.