Sean Nicholas Repasky

** The family kindly requests in lieu of flowers, that you consider donating to assist the St Pius X baseball team that helped Sean through some difficult times in his life and provided guidance and support during his years in high school. With this fund, Sean wishes to help young men achieve their potential in a sport that he truly loved. Scroll to bottom of page and click "visit website" under Sean Repasky Memorial Fund. There is also an alternative donation option below for the Affordable Housing ATL group.**

Sean Nicholas Repasky was born in Atlanta on April 5th, 1998 to Lynne Somerville Repasky of Johannesburg, South Africa, and Kenneth Repasky of Youngstown, Ohio. Sean was the oldest of 3 siblings. He died on September 23rd, 2020 and is survived by his 2 sisters, Samantha & Jenna, his parents Kenneth & Lynne Repasky, many cousins, aunts and uncles and his paternal Grandmother, Marie Patricia Repasky. Sean was an active member of his Youth group at North Decatur Presbyterian church and was confirmed in May of 2013. Sean had his early education in the Dekalb County schools and graduated from Saint Pius X Catholic High School in May 2016. Most recently he graduated from Georgia Southern University on July 24th 2020., with a BBA major in Accounting and minor in Finance. Sean played Travel Baseball from the age of 8U through 18U and continued playing Club Baseball at GA Southern for all 4 years where he helped manage the team and arranged some of the travel games. Sean was an active member of the Theta Xi Fraternity and actively engaged in university and community life at many levels. He found jobs working at Enzo's Pizza, Chick-Fil-A, and more recently as an Uber driver while he completed his studies. In addition to his studies and baseball, Sean's exuberance for life took him travelling to Denver & LA, for hiking and skiing. He loved fishing, waterskiing, and being with his dog Chester. He played piano with a natural flair and appreciation worthy of a performer, and learned to improvise blues. Sean always looked out for his friends and was there for each of them when they needed him. He had a particular affinity for those on the fringes but could draw anyone into his conversation with his quick wit and amiable personality. He will be dearly missed and forever remembered as a protective older brother, caring and loving son, and devoted friend for life.

A COVID tolerant gathering (restricted to 25 by invitation only) for relatives and close friends will be held in person at North Decatur Presbyterian church on Saturday, October 10th @ 2pm. The Memorial service will also take place via a live feed over an unlimited Zoom platform posted to the family's connected circle. The information for the Zoom link for Sean's service may be obtained via the contact on the church's website: https://ndpc.org

**if you would prefer to copy and paste the donation link in a new web browser, the link is provided here:

www.gofundme.com/f/sean-repasky-memorial-fund?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1