Sean Brady

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Sean Brady. Born on December 28, 1977, Sean departed from this world far too soon on February 13, 2025.

 Raised in Mountain View, Wyoming, Sean was a proud graduate of Mountain View High School, completing his studies in 1995. He went on to serve our nation with distinction in the United States Marine Corps from 1995 to 1999. Returning home from service, he ensured his lessons of unity, discipline, and dedication never faded away. He then attended Steven Henager College , graduating with honors and a degree in IT. 

Sean was a man of varied tastes, but some constants remained throughout his life. A lover of steak and seafood, he was also a passionate fan of Metallica. In his leisure time, he enjoyed engaging in outdoor activities such as fishing, gold panning, metal detecting, and camping.

 A man whose heart felt the pull of the red rocks and stunning vistas, Sean often found his peace in Moab, one of his most cherished vacation spots. However, above all, he treasured the time spent with his family. He truly believed and often shared that family is what matters most.

 Sean was a loving father, survived by his daughters, Justice Bryson and Bailey Olesco, and his son, Blake Brady and Ashley Childers, his fiancée of 8 years. He was a doting grandfather to Everett Bryson Milo Bryson, Adaline Bryson, Genevieve Bryson, and Aaliyah Olesco. His parents, Reid and Shiela Brady, mourn the loss of their beloved son.

 Sean was a comforting presence in the lives of those who knew him. His willingness to listen and trademark humor made him an extraordinary individual, friend, and mentor to many. His memory will continue to bring joy and inspiration to everyone who had the honor of knowing him.

 A viewing for Sean will be held on February 18, 2025, from 10:00- 10:45 AM. Followed up by a memorial service at 11:00am. Located at 800 Uinta Street, Evanston Wyoming 82920 We invite all those who wish to commemorate Sean's life and share in the collective remembrance of a man who touched so many lives.