Sean Wu

Born in Phoenix, AZ
Born on Aug 12, 1998
Departed on Apr 8, 2017

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I apologize that I am not able to give my condolences in person. But I have very fond memories of Sean and Austin from the time we spent together at the rockwell daycare. I hope at some point I might be able to I am able to rekindle the friendship we once had.

I am sorry to hear about your son. I never met him, but had three sons go to Kennedy and all three were Eagle Scouts. I know what kind of person it takes to become an Eagle Scout and what kind of dedication it takes to excel at Kennedy HS. I know that he had a positive impact on those around him and that is a living legacy. Again, my condolences.

I am so sorry to not be able to express my condolences in person, Austin and Mr. And Mrs. Wu. I am in California helping my daughter with her new baby and her little ones. But please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers. As many others have said, Sean was a bright light in my class (AP Lit, senior year), as well. I will remember Sean not only for his humor and hard work, but also for his generous spirit. And the way he would, with a perfectly straight face try to convince me that the class should a) go outside and work, b) needed a work day or reading day, or c) needed an extension of at least a week for any and all assignments - if not a permanent suspension. I will long remember the light in his eyes with which he charmed us all. My deepest sympathies to you and your family for this great loss.

I was so saddened to learn of Sean's death. He was in my Freshman seminar and was truly a light in the class. He was so warm, and funny and kind and a gifted writer and thinker. What an amazing person. Our campus will not be the same without his presence. As a parent I am heartbroken. I am so sorry for your loss and your grief. My deepest condolences.

Connie and I were shocked and saddened to hear of Sean's passing. I remember fondly having him in orchestra at Franklin. I was pleased when he continued at Kennedy. Please accept my condolences on his loss. I will fondly remember his puns and general good humor in class and on our trips to Adventure Land.

I just read Sean's obituary in the Cedar Rapids Gazette and am compelled to write this to you. I do not know either your family nor Sean, but it is very obvious that the world lost a very talented and brilliant young person. As a teacher for many decades, I know that a young person like Sean is rare. His passing makes no sense, and I will hold your family in my prayers at this very difficult time.

To the Wu family, we are terribly sorry for your loss. Sean was a really great friend of Takudzwa, and we will always remember him coming over to our house to play 4 Square and Mario Kart. Sean will be missed greatly and he will forever be in our thoughts.

Dear Aunt Una, Uncle Dave and Austin: I'm so sorry to hear the heartbreaking news of Sean's passing. I distinctly remember the first time you had visited our family in Toronto with the twins - such a cute little pumpkin, Sean was. Ever since he was little, he always had such a bright, sincere personality, bringing smiles to everyone he met, with his clever puns and warm presence. He always had so much spirit and such a great passion for the arts. I have many fond memories of Sean - how he would draw Diggs comics; the way his face would light up whenever he talked about the different films he had watched; the many family visits that were filled with laughter. He grew up to be such a wonderful young man and I'm so proud of everything he has accomplished. He was taken away from us much too soon, but his story will continue to inspire the many people whose lives he has touched. He will be dearly missed and will be in our thoughts, always.

I am so sorry for your loss. My son, Isaac, truly enjoyed being friends with Sean (and Austin) and was devastated to hear the news over the weekend. I know their prom pictures together will be a treasured memory for him. My sincerest condolences.

Dave, Una and Austin, I am very sorry for your loss. Some of the staff at the Rockwell Collins Child Development Center remember Sean. He always had a smile and was very bright. We enjoyed getting to know Sean and all of you when the boys attended our center. On behalf of the Rockwell Collins Child Development Center we are truly sorry for your loss.

Dear Dave, Una, Austin and family........Lynn and I were greatly saddened to hear of Sean's death. He truly was a magnificent person and wonderful son. We enjoyed watching he and Austin grow up in the neighborhood to be fine young men, with especially great pride for them and you upon achieving the rank of Eagle in BSA. He was always respectful and had a great warmth about his character as a young man. We sincerely grieve your great loss but know also that you will celebrate his many achievements and contributions to your family and our community. You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.

I vividly remember this brilliant, inquisitive and happy child with an unfortunate diagnosis at age 6. From reading his obituary, I see that he continued to influence many others in his short life. I'm so sorry this has happened to Sean and your family. Please know that we will be thinking of you in the days ahead. Keep his memories alive by sharing his stories.

To the Wu family; As a fellow parent of a JFK class of 2016 I want to let you know our thoughts and prayers go with you. I believe that Sean's graduating class was one of the finest and most talented to come through that school in many, many years and Sean was one of the bright lights. I can but only imagine the pain of losing a son, a brother, too soon, too tragically. I wish you strength to deal with your grief in the days ahead.

Sean, You (and Austin) were one of the first students I met when I came to Kennedy. You were my go-to guy for school videos and other fun ideas. You never said "no" to anything I asked you to help with or create for the school. I will never forget how much you brightened people's days. Your legacy at Kennedy will never be forgotten. And I will remember you personally all of my life. To Austin, Dave and Una: I am so terribly sorry for your loss. Please know that both and Sean and Austin left such a positive mark on Kennedy. Thank you for being part of our school family.

You are all in my hearts. He will be thought of often, he will be thought of every time I look at DC ornament or angel decoration I put up every Christmas. He touched many people in such a short amount of time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.