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Theresa Curto posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

I was so sorry to hear about Sean’s passing. We worked together and were friends, too, although I hadn’t seen him in a number of years. He taught me a lot in my early years of banking. He was a good man. I’m sorry for your loss. May you find peace and comfort knowing that his time on earth made a difference to many.

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Mary C. Favinger posted a condolence

Monday, November 11, 2024

To Sean’s family: I attended D.V.’s 50th Reunion and was told that Sean had fallen and was not doing well so, he could not make it to the dinner. I was shocked to hear of his passing from Lori Richards only days later. I did not run in Sean’s circle as I was a Matamoras gal but I knew he was smart, quite an athlete, handsome and humble. I saw him at our 20th reunion (held 21 years after graduation) and knew he was successful in his career. Obviously, he was also a great dad per George Mattar’s post. He will live on through you! Make him proud!❤️ God Bless you! Mary Carroll Favinger

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Nancy Sue Parker posted a condolence

Wednesday, October 23, 2024

So sorry for your loss.I was fortunate to start my banking career with First National Bank of Pike County 2/22/88 Sean advanced up to President!He was always so helpful ,truly concerned with any issues in our community and bank family.He was a good man ,God bless . Nancy Parker

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Sarah uploaded photo(s)

Wednesday, October 23, 2024

I worked with Sean at The Honesdale National Bank. We enjoyed talking about hunting and the outdoors, and he always wanted updates on my kiddos. When I moved into the Commercial Lending Department, he was a great resource and teacher. He was always willing to impart knowledge and wisdom - for that, we lovingly referred to him as Professor Finan - and will be forever grateful! When he retired, I was moved into his office. He left this eight-ball for me in an HNB candy jar on the credenza behind the desk, and he told me that it was to remind me to "always stay ahead of the eight-ball." I will miss him, but I will always remember the things he taught me! My prayers are with his family during this time.

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George Mattar posted a condolence

Sunday, October 20, 2024

I knew Sean for more than 60 years. We were friends since kindergarden at St. Patrick's Church in Milford. We shared of love fishing as kids and he taught me how to ice fish at Twin Lakes. He also got me into snowmobiling. He and two other friends bought machines and rode practically every weekend up off Parkers Glen Road. We played baseball together in Little League and while I was not a good player, Sean excelled in baseball and other sports. After he broke his leg skiiing in Vermont in 7th grade, he made a comeback in baseball. I remember him demonstrating how fast he could run for manager Abby Luhurs, as Sean played for the team sponsored by the bank in Milford. In high school he was an excellent gymnast and he could perform the iron cross on the rings. That is no small feat. After high school, I left for the Army and he college. We re-connected in the mid-80s after I attended his wedding and he mine. We visited with our young families many times, despite me living in suburban Philadelephia and he in Shohola in a beautiful home he built. He was a skilled wood worker and always was paid attention to dtetails. I remember him standing there pushing pink insulation into ever possible crack in the new house before putting up the dry wall. Life got in the way, but we re-connected again when I retired and moved back to Milford. We had breakfast once a month at the Milford Diner, always early about 6:30, as we were both early risers. I learned of his accident from his son last January and it saddened me to no end. After he was well enough, he contacted me via phone and said he would be home in June. I went to visit and we talked for 3 hours ab out our lives and how the accident occurred. I visited him several more times throughout the summer and then got the tragic news. I will miss my for life friend. Rest in peace Sean.

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Saturday, October 19, 2024

Sean A Finan

1956 - 2024

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