Sean David Stoltman

October 22, 1998 - November 28, 2020

Sean David Stoltman, born on Oct. 22, 1998, had a heart filled with love for his family and friends. His smile and laugh lit up the room. His beautiful eyes hid the story of a soul who struggled for a very long time with depression and later addiction. He lost that battle and we lost him on November 28th, 2020. Our hearts are broken and our lives are forever changed. Sean will be deeply missed. Sean’s struggles did not define him. He was thoughtful, sweet, and caring, sometimes worrying a little too much about burdening others with his problems. His intelligent, laid-back and incredibly funny style made him easy and fun to talk with. Sean had an adventurous spirit and mischievous side, as his grin and the sparkle in his eye would reveal before he even spoke. He loved spending time with friends, family, and his dogs, most recently Shadow. As a matter of fact, it was Sean who insisted that Shadow make the trip to Florida to join the rest of the family for vacation. Some of Sean’s happiest moments were with his cousins competing in whatever the latest game was that he most likely had organized. Whether it was euchre or chess, spike ball (he rarely lost at spike ball) or volleyball, or even 500 on the trampoline and in the pool, he truly loved the spirit of competition regardless of if he won or lost. Of course, being intelligent and naturally athletic, he was two steps ahead and almost always won. Sean is survived by his mother, Yvette Cobler Stoltman, his father, Jerry Stoltman, his brothers, Jack and Tyler, his grandparents, Bob and Yvonne Cobler and Joe and Dodie Stoltman. Sean is also survived by dozens of aunts, uncles, cousins, great-aunts, and great-uncles who love and adore him. Visitation will be held on Friday, December 4, 2020 at Rutherford Funeral Home at Powell in Powell, Ohio from 2 to 4 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to one of the organizations below or the charity of your choice: In honor of Sean’s love for dogs The Humane Society of Delaware County In support of mental health and addiction services adamhfranklin.org namiohio.org thenationalcouncil.org