In Loving Memory of Sean Lazaron: Honoring the Life and Legacy of a Devoted Husband, Father, and Respected IBEW Local 104 Brother

KINGSTON, Massachusetts — The town of Kingston is mourning the sudden and heartbreaking loss of one of its most cherished members, Sean Lazaron, whose unexpected passing has sent waves of sorrow through his family, friends, and the larger community he served with unwavering dedication. A proud and respected member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 104 for 17 years, Sean was more than just a lineman—he was the embodiment of quiet strength, loyalty, and love. His death has left an irreplaceable void in the lives of all who knew him.

As news of his passing spread, tributes began to pour in from all corners of the region. Those who worked alongside him on job sites recalled his relentless work ethic and unwavering commitment to safety, his steady hand in moments of crisis, and his quiet humility that earned him respect far beyond words. But even more than his professional reputation, Sean will be remembered as a deeply devoted husband and father, a loyal friend, and a man who led by example in every role he filled.

A Pillar of Strength in Work and in Life

In the world of electrical work, few careers are as demanding and dangerous as that of a lineman. It requires skill, precision, and bravery—all of which Sean displayed every single day. As a journeyman lineman with IBEW Local 104, he spent nearly two decades braving storms, climbing poles, and restoring power under the harshest conditions. From freezing winters to hurricane recovery missions, he was always there, committed to doing his part to keep communities connected and safe.

Colleagues speak of him with deep admiration, describing a man who never sought recognition, but whose integrity, dependability, and leadership earned it naturally. He took pride in his craft, often going above and beyond to ensure not only that the job was done, but that it was done right. His presence on any work crew brought a sense of confidence—knowing that with Sean around, you were in steady hands.

“Every storm call, every tough job—he was always first to step up,” one fellow union member shared. “He didn’t just do the work, he carried us through it.”

A Family Man to His Core

While Sean was known on job sites for his technical skill and courage, those closest to him knew that his heart was always at home. A devoted husband and father, he poured his love into his family with quiet but profound intensity. Whether it was working long hours to ensure they were taken care of or making time for family traditions and weekend adventures, Sean’s family was his world.

Neighbors recall seeing him playing with his children in the yard, fixing bikes in the driveway, or helping around the community without ever seeking thanks. To his children, he was more than just a provider—he was a source of guidance, laughter, and love. He showed up for every milestone, big or small, and he made sure his family always knew how deeply he cared.

To his spouse, he was a partner in every sense—steadfast, supportive, and loving. Their relationship was built on trust, shared dreams, and the kind of love that grows stronger through life’s hardest challenges. His sudden passing has shattered the foundation they built together, leaving a space that can never be filled but will forever be cherished.

Brotherhood That Endures Beyond Death

Within the tight-knit world of IBEW Local 104, Sean wasn’t just a colleague—he was a brother. The union, known for its deep camaraderie and shared sense of mission, has been shaken by his death. Fellow members have expressed their sorrow, their admiration, and their commitment to supporting his family in this time of unimaginable loss.

The bond between linemen is forged in conditions that demand trust, teamwork, and loyalty. Whether stringing high-voltage lines at dizzying heights or restoring power during disasters, the work requires absolute reliance on one another. Sean was the kind of brother you wanted by your side—calm under pressure, experienced beyond measure, and always looking out for others.

“He was a mentor, a protector, and the kind of guy who made you better just by being around him,” said another union member. “This loss hurts in ways we can’t even begin to describe.”

In his honor, IBEW Local 104 has come together to offer support, fundraisers, and memorials, with many donating time, money, and resources to ensure his family is cared for in the way Sean cared for so many.

Remembering a Life Well Lived

As the community of Kingston reflects on Sean’s life, one theme rises above all others: his legacy of quiet impact. He wasn’t the loudest voice in the room, nor did he seek attention or accolades. But through his actions, his consistency, and his values, he left an indelible impression on all who knew him.

Friends speak of fishing trips, backyard barbecues, and long conversations where Sean would listen more than talk, always offering a helping hand or a calming word. Family members remember holidays filled with laughter, small thoughtful gestures, and a strength that held everyone together during tough times.

In churches, union halls, and homes across the region, people are gathering to share stories, photographs, and tears. Candles have been lit, flags have flown at half-staff, and utility trucks have lined up in tribute to a man whose life was defined by service—to his family, his trade, and his community.

A Legacy That Lives On

Though Sean’s time on Earth was tragically cut short, his influence will continue to ripple through the lives he touched. His children will grow up with stories of their father’s courage, integrity, and love. His fellow linemen will carry forward the lessons he taught—not just about wiring and poles, but about loyalty, grit, and heart. And his community will remember a man who gave everything he had, not for recognition, but simply because it was the right thing to do.

In the coming weeks, there will be ceremonies, tributes, and memorials in Sean’s honor. Plans are already underway for a commemorative scholarship or apprentice fund in his name, aimed at helping young people enter the electrical trades with the same sense of purpose and pride that Sean brought to his work every day.

Many have expressed a desire to ensure that his name is never forgotten—not only as a tribute to the man he was but as an example of the values he lived by: hard work, humility, love, and unwavering devotion to those he held dear.

Saying Goodbye, But Never Letting Go

The grief that now grips Kingston, and all those who knew Sean, is a testament to the magnitude of his presence. He may have spoken few words, but his actions echoed louder than most voices ever could. As friends and family navigate the painful road ahead, they will do so carrying his memory—wrapped in stories, preserved in photographs, and held in hearts.

To lose someone like Sean so suddenly is a reminder of life’s fragility, but also of its profound beauty when lived with love, integrity, and purpose. Though the pain is deep, so too is the gratitude for having known him, for having loved him, and for having been loved by him.

His legacy isn’t just in the lines he strung or the homes he brought back to light. It’s in the lives he brightened, the people he protected, and the quiet but powerful way he moved through the world.

May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may his light continue to shine through all who carry his memory forward.