Sean Lewis Gratrix
Sean Lewis Gratrix, 52, of Edmonton, AB, passed away at his home on April 8, 2022.
Sean was born on January, 31st 1970, in Edmonton, AB.
He was a very fun-loving man; he always wanted to make sure that everyone around him had a smile on their face. Sean grew up in the Beverly Area and he attended M. E Lazerte High School; he is deeply loved by his many friends that he made in these areas. He owned an antique shop in Belvedere in the early 2000s where he shared his love for collecting with those in the community. He enjoyed going to weekend garage sales on his own and with his children, here he showed them how to find beauty and uniqueness in life. This has influenced both of his children as they are now collectors themselves. Sean loved the warm weather and blasting music on his drives; he would sing like no one was watching; he taught all those around him to have confidence and not to worry about what others were thinking of them. He has left us all far too soon and is dearly missed.
Sean is survived by his children, Jesse and Tristen Ember, his brother Derek, his parents Gene and Darlene, his aunt Marianne, as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews.
Sean’s memory lives on through his children who are trying their best to make the most of their lives and make him proud.
Sean my dear friend you will dearly missed and forever in my heart another piece of me is is heaven.still cant believe you are gone. My deepest condolences to Jesse, Tristen, Eugene,Darlene and Derek and the rest of Sean’s friends and family
Your loud evil laugh , your dog whistle call , your jokes , your smile , the protection you provided your loved ones , the smiles you always put on others ….the world’s darker without you uncle , you will always be missed & you will never be forgotten.
My love and condolences to Tristen , Jesse , & Darlene.
May Sean’s strength remain on living within you always.
Sean my friend I just found out I am so sorry to have found out this way I can’t believe ur gone…. You will be miss by so many…. To your family I am truly sorry he really was a amazing man.
…. Rest easy Sean
I’m so sorry to hear of your passing. I was trying to find Derek, and stumbled upon this obituary. My sincere condolences to your wife, and children as well as your mother, brother, and family. Rest easy sean!!
Your an a#$%e why you never called me thanksgiving I’ll never know after 38 yrs old friend are tight no wonder you never answered the door found out 3 days later almost missed the funeral everyone wouldn’t tell me where you were I have your toque,lord you brother!!! Left Me here alone!! Love you.
I miss you everyday like you wouldn’t believe, i only have 2 pictures of us together and it absolutely breaks my heart… remember everything you taught me ( good or bad) and I promise to do the best with everything. I miss going garage sailing all the time. Scamming stupid people who didn’t know what they had. One thing I was I would have learned from you was how you kept things hidden AND always remembered where you kept it. And I wish I had your habits with money. I used to think you were cheap but that wasn’t the case…the world is expensive. I would literally trade anything on the face of this earth just to spend another day with you. Without all the fighting and arguing…I used to think you were the coolest man on earth and I still do. Your son Jesse.