
Sean Michael Brading
Those We Love Dont Go Away ~ They Walk Beside Us Every Day ~ Unseen, Unheard But Always Near~ Still Loved, Still Missed and Very Dear
On September 9, 2023 the clouds parted and the angels took our beloved Sean Michael Brading home. Sean was an incredible young man who was born September 29, 2004 at Upper Valley Medical Center.
In his 18 years of life, Sean had one goal that he never strayed from, to live his life to the fullest and to have fun. We all admired him for that. When he put his mind to something, he was determined to do it. This past spring, Sean earned his degree from the Upper Valley Career Center in Construction Technologies. His plans were to start working in construction after the season ended at Elliot Land and Hardscaping. One of Sean's special talents was that he could dance. Although you probably never saw these dance moves because he liked to keep it hidden, when he was younger, he loved to bust out his dance moves to make us all laugh. Sean was a very happy boy who loved lots of things such as spending time with his friends, fishing, and collecting shoes. One thing that Sean didn't love however was his mother's meatloaf. Sean is loved more than words can say by his entire family. He will be extremely missed; however, he will be living his best life in heaven with his great grandfather as they catch the biggest fish.
Sean is survived by his mother and father Jenny and Dave Brading of Piqua; his sister, Ashley (Ben) Schmiesing of West Chester; maternal grandparents, John and Connie Kaiser of Piqua; paternal grandmother, Peggy Brading of Piqua; and his beloved pups Jax and Jasper. He was preceded in death by his maternal great grandparents, John and Donna Staley; and his paternal grandfather, George Brading.
Sean Michael Brading
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