Birth date: Nov 25, 1966 Death date: Apr 30, 2016
Sean Bartley Duran, 49, passed away Saturday, April 30, 2016, after a year long battle with a heart condition with his family by his side. Sean was born on November 25, 1966 in Wilkinsburg, Pa. and raised in Monroeville and Stahl Read Obituary
I was shocked to see that Sean had passed. I only worked with him on a few occasions but he was so broad thinking and resourceful .I will miss him.What a creative soul.I learned early in our meeting that his father was the taxidermist. at the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh. I was borne and raised in Pittsburgh. That was my favorite place to visit as a kid.
Rest in Pease my friend
Rest easy
Karen Glaser
I was so sorry to discover this page today. I had worked with Sean over skype, phone and email, doing museum illustrations and storyboarding. I had always looked forward to working with him again and witnessing his humor and intelligence. And although I didn't know him well, I felt like I could or maybe would at some point. My heart goes out to his family. Such a loss.
I was so very very sorry to hear about Sean, and send warm hugs and wishes to his family and colleagues in Miami.
He and I worked together about 10 years ago in the early days of the new Miami Museum of Science. So sad the world has lost such a brilliant bloke, a charming man and a great colleague in the world of science engagement.
with love
Penny Fidler
Sean was our beach buddy at Bill Baggs, which he frequented with Bridget. We will miss him, his insights and conversation. Love to Kat and Bridget. Rest in Peace Sean
i was sean's "volunteer" at the museum of science for 7 years, and also known as the 'key lady'. he was an extraordinary person with a sharp sense of humor and an always approachable demeanor. i shall miss him dearly and his absence will be a tangible one.
Lynn Landy
I had the privlage of working with Sean while on the Board, acting President for 7 months and the trip to the Amason. What a great man and husband. Will miss talking to him.
Bob McCammon
What a huge talent. RIP Sean~
