In Loving Memory of Sean W. May

July 31, 1967 – October 24, 2026

Sean W. May, age 59, passed away on October 24, 2026. He was a lifelong resident of Kenner, Louisiana, and attended Alfred Bonnable High School also was a all state wrestling champ at Roosevelt middle school and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

Sean was the beloved husband of Susan Garvin May.

He is preceded in death by his Sister Leslie Yates , his mother Kathleen Bruner and step father Joseph Bruner

He leaves behind his Father John W. May and his wife Peggy May, his siblings John McCarron and Christine Schlumbrecht, Step siblings Tina McDonald and husband Forest , Lance May, Blair May, Mignon Baronne and husband Ben Danielle Carter, and Troy Salito and wife Michelle.

Sean was a loving stepfather to Monique Gartouchies, Regina Scardino, Bridgette Blackburn, and Gregory Garvin. He was a proud grandfather to Alexus Scardino, Heaven Gartouchies, and Colston Conde.

He was also a cherished uncle to Timothy Hooper, Robert Hooper, Lacey Hooper, Blake Hooper, Janel Gonzales, Jade Melby .Paul J Schlumbrecht Jr ,Lindsey Lemarr,Gage Schlumbrecht.

Sean was a master trim carpenter by trade, with skills that extended to electrical work and plumbing. He was a talented and hardworking man who could build, fix, and create just about anything. More importantly, he was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone and everyone. His generous heart and willingness to help others were a true reflection of the man he was.

Sean enjoyed fishing, hosting crawfish boils, building crafts, and coming up with his own special cooking concoctions. He found joy in working with his hands, spending time doing the things he loved, and sharing those moments with others. These simple pleasures and the memories he created will live on in the hearts of those who loved him.

Sean leaves behind a lifetime of memories, a family who loved him, and a legacy of kindness, craftsmanship, and generosity. Though his presence will be deeply missed, the love he shared and the memories he leaves behind will never fade.

Though you are gone from our sight, you will never be forgotten.

A celebration of life will be held in Kenner, Louisiana at a later date.