Sean Patrick Chevrier, son, brother, fiancé, grandson, nephew, cousin, friend, co-worker, and colleague, passed away on May 18, 2023 at the age of 26. Sean was born on January 24, 1997, in Tacoma, WA. He attended Pre-K and Kindergarten at Seabury School before enrolling at Charles Wright Academy where he spent 12 years making life-long friendships in and out of the classroom, playing clarinet in the band, rowing in crew, competing on the soccer field, and traveling to Spain and Turkey in CWA sponsored trips. After Sean graduated from Charles Wright Academy in 2015, he began his studies at Pacific Lutheran University, graduating with his B.A. in Communications in 2019.

During Sean's Junior year at CWA he was asked to the Tolo Dance by Sophomore, Annie Walker and the rest was history! Sean and Annie would be together for nearly 10 years. They spent the last 3 years living in beautiful Point Ruston with their ray of sunshine, 2-year-old golden retriever, Oakley. Sean and Annie got engaged in February of 2022 on their 8-year anniversary and were planning a beautiful wedding in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for November this year.

Sean had a gift of connecting with people. He made every person he met feel special. This gift translated to having a keen ability for sales, which he discovered during his high school job as an associate at Office Depot where he made lifelong friends and colleagues. Sean's gift was further fueled when he began working in golf sales for Kelly Walker (Annie's father) during his Senior year at CWA. Sean continued to assist Kelly with all his companies through his college years at PLU.  He especially took an interest in EcoVessel Premium Water Bottles. In 2018, Sean began attending the PGA National Merchandise Show in Orlando, FL assisting Kelly and the team at EcoVessel with their sales efforts. Even after Sean graduated from college and found his full-time professional career, Sean continued to attend the show in Orlando because he loved being involved and looked forward to reconnecting with the people he developed relationships with over the years.  In 2019 Sean and Kelly started Aviato Branding Services where they managed all the Engraving art services for EcoVessel's Golf Division. Sean was very excited to see this business grow and expand. Kelly appreciated Sean's genuine interest in people, his charismatic personality, his willingness to take on new challenges, and his consistent upbeat attitude.

Sean's first full-time professional position after graduating from PLU was in Corporate Sales for T-Mobile. During his second year, one of his T-Mobile customers, Envision, quickly identified Sean's unique abilities, extraordinary genuineness, and kindness. They couldn't pass up an opportunity to recruit someone of that nature, which is when Sean started his career in the geriatric home health and hospice services field. At Envision, and then later at Puget Sound Home Health, he truly found his professional calling. His role specifically involved securing nursing, therapy and other related services for those who were confined to their homes due to physical and/or medical reasons.  As his service line grew, it expanded to include hospice services, which includes end of life support for those at home. It was a perfect match for his personality and his skill set. He had an uncanny ability to connect with the elderly and he demonstrated integrity and compassion at all times. He always provided reassurance that services would be provided as promised and that the patients/families would be well cared for. Sean always had a smile on his face and greeted everyone with empathy. His energy was infectious and when his referral sources were asked why they referred to Sean, they always replied "we just love Sean, he always has a smile on his face, and he genuinely cares." When Sean was asked why he wanted the position, he replied with, "this feels like home to me and I know it's where I can help others and make a difference." Helping others and making a difference…. this is the very definition of Sean.

Sean was fun loving and lived life to the fullest. He cherished every vacation he ever went on and always insisted on bringing friends and family along with him. He elevated the experience of any trip and made it his personal goal for everyone involved to have the best time possible. His determination pushed him to bypass closed highways and drive through blizzards to bring his friends to Bend, Oregon for annual ski trips at Mt. Bachelor. He spent many summer vacations in Hawaii with extended family and friends. He loved to swim, snorkel, boogie board, and paddle board. At Lake Chelan, Sean was always adamant about jet skiing and would even drop his friends off on the dock mid-session so that they could make it in time for their Zoom meeting. Sean was determined to make the fun happen, whatever it took.

Sean is survived by his mother, Kristi Chevrier; father, Gerry Chevrier; sisters, Sarah Chevrier and Kara Chevrier; fiancée, Annie Walker; grandparents, Virginia and Pat Sainsbury; uncle, Robert Dailey; uncle and aunt, Jon and Erin Sainsbury; and cousins, Paddy, Rory, and Jamie Sainsbury.

Sean, with his infectious smile, positive energy and loving heart, saw the good in each person he knew, and this extensive community will forever have his imprint on their hearts. Sean made a difference; he made an impact. He loved and was loved in return.