Sean Patrick McCutchen

sean mccutchen

August 6, 1968 ~ March 22, 2021

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  1. I am very sorry to hear of the loss of Sean. I remember meeting him when Jennifer and Ian were engaged at my mother’s house. He was such a nice guy and I had a great time talking with him about all the wonderful barbecue places, music and fantastic people that live in the great state of Texas. I know that he will be greatly missed. He was a real cowboy! I know that he is in Heaven with his brother. God be with you Mary. 🌹 Elizabeth Lumpkin

  2. I am truly saddened to hear of Sean’s passing. I met him when he moved to NB and started teaching at the middle school. He was one of my daughter’s teachers (Olivia Chalupa). He was so GREAT with the kids and as a parent really loved that rapport. To his family, I am so very, very sorry. I am praying for your hearts. Megg Lindley

    • I remember Livy. I volunteered in her class all through middle school and high school. I hope she is doing well. She was such a special girl. I remember playing with toothbrushes with her.

  3. So, so saddened to hear this news. My heart hurts. Gone entirely too soon. LouAnn, Mary and Jimmy, Extra, extra prayers for strength and comfort. We are keeping you close in thought and prayer. Much love, Tony and Tracy (Lane) Harris

  4. May Sean eternally enjoy walking through the woods of heaven with Mac and Ian by his side. You will be missed and always loved .

  5. I was shocked to learn of Sean’s passing. I remember his heart-warming tribute at Ian’s service well. He was the family member of whom Ian spoke most often, during the years we worked together. Praying God’s comfort for his mother, father, and brothers.

  6. I am so devastated by the loss of Mr. McCutchen. I have periodically reached out over the years to keep in contact with him as he was so influential to me in my life. I am a special education teacher because of him. I had so much to tell him when I found this page. I’m so happy to have known him.


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