Obituary for Sean Eric Lee Myers
Sean Eric Lee Myers was a man that overcame many obstacles. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts on December 9, 1968.
Sean worked in many restaurants in the Boston and North Shore areas. Sean loved his culinary craft, Sean loved to try different things and explore different cultures. He implemented this in his culinary work.
Sean loved his family, he was generous and if he saw a person in need he would do whatever was necessary to assist that person. Sean was a giving person. Sean believed in helping people whenever possible. He had a heart of gold and loved humor and good laugh.
Sean had an accidental fall during the COvid-19 pandemic and endured paralysis as a result of that fall. Sean battled and made a strong comeback after being hospitalized for over a year. Sean endured other health complications over the years, but fought daily to live. Sean had and influence on most people he encountered. Sean loved people.
Sean was preceded in death by his parents, Rebecca McDaniel Myers and Earthen Thames Sr. and also his two brothers Earthen Jr. and Irving.
Sean is survived by his two daughters Jasmine and Trinity and also his 2 grandchildren Destiny and Peter; siblings Deborah, Purdy Prentice, Christopher, Morris, Andre, Yvette, Nichelle, Renda and Chantel also a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
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Sean worked in many restaurants in the Boston and North Shore areas. Sean loved his culinary craft, Sean loved to try different things and explore different cultures. He implemented this in his culinary work.
Sean loved his family, he was generous and if he saw a person in need he would do whatever was necessary to assist that person. Sean was a giving person. Sean believed in helping people whenever possible. He had a heart of gold and loved humor and good laugh.
Sean had an accidental fall during the COvid-19 pandemic and endured paralysis as a result of that fall. Sean battled and made a strong comeback after being hospitalized for over a year. Sean endured other health complications over the years, but fought daily to live. Sean had and influence on most people he encountered. Sean loved people.
Sean was preceded in death by his parents, Rebecca McDaniel Myers and Earthen Thames Sr. and also his two brothers Earthen Jr. and Irving.
Sean is survived by his two daughters Jasmine and Trinity and also his 2 grandchildren Destiny and Peter; siblings Deborah, Purdy Prentice, Christopher, Morris, Andre, Yvette, Nichelle, Renda and Chantel also a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Face masks are required for all individuals visiting the funeral home and church, regardless of vaccination status. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.