Birth date: Feb 26, 1991 Death date: Jun 16, 2025
Sean McDaniel Hannah, 34, passed away peacefully at home in his sleep on June 16, 2025. Born in Memphis, TN, Sean was a deeply adored youngest son, baby brother, fun-loving uncle, and beloved nephew. Sean was a Regional Sales Man Read Obituary
This is so sad to me. Remembering Sean makes me laugh.
I was Sean's youth pastor at First Evan when he was in high school...
Sean had the most epic air guitar display jumping from stage to table...no one could compete with him.
Once we went to a water park. I was standing on top of a slide when some kids not part of group spotted Sean...in flip flops and a speedo. They started making fun of him. I leaned in and said, "He's European!" When Sean made it to where i was waiting, i whispered it to him. He played it up. We laughed later.
Sean has a fond place in my soul. I'm glad he is part of my story.
I used to babysit him and Hailey on Saturdays, and he was so cute and fun! He was so full of life! I remember him chasing his sister around the house!
My life was blessed with Sean’s presence in 2014. The first time I met him he walked into the room with an upbeat and friendly aura and that’s the spirit he carried throughout our friendship. He was a genuine and caring friend to me and so many others and will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with Sean’s family and friends during such a difficult loss. Thank you Sean for being such a good friend to me.
Sean’s and my friendship started in elementary school, but it continued through middle school, driving cars, and through college. Some of my favorite memories with Sean were our Tuesday traditions during the summer. He always drove and always talked to my mom (his fifth grade teacher) in the most cheerful Sean way. We would drive to the Memphis zoo because admission was free on Tuesday and then we’d eat our weight at chinese sub shop on Summer Ave.
To this day whenever I hear the song Señorita by Justin Timberlake I think of Sean and us singing every lyric as loud as possible because when you were around Sean, everything was a little happier and sillier.
Sending my deepest condolences and love to the Hannah family and Sean’s friends.
My life was blessed with Sean’s presence in 2014. The first time I met him he walked into the room with an upbeat and friendly aura and that’s the spirit he carried throughout our friendship. He was a genuine and caring friend to me and so many others and will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with Sean’s family and friends this difficult loss. Thank you Sean for being such a good friend to me.
My first vivid memory of Sean was him climbing down the bank of the creek in his backyard while the creek was rushing with water. I just remember thinking, dang this guy is wild. We were probably just over 16 years old. You could recognize his laugh from a mile away. He never held back and always had a good time. And another favorite time, when he was grounded from fires in the backyard and of course he made a fire. His mom yelled from the back door Seannnnn is that a fireeeee! And we put it out. I’ll miss you good buddy but am forever grateful for the memories.
Sean was a larger than life character who could easily make a room of people belly laugh. But the sweet thing about Sean was that he would always take the time to sit and connect with me and have little chats about life. My husband and I can’t believe he’s gone. Our hearts and prayers are with Sean’s loving family who he always spoke about, and his many, many friends. We love you Sean! Joe and Natalie Matthews
I have sooooo many!!! In Sunday school figuring out we were gonna be in the same 3rd grade class; soooo many thanksgivings with 4 wheelers & friends & lots of movies & video games; his impression of my dad waking him up with the newspaper reading when he slept on the couch at our house (LOL), so many Memphis games, Nintendo 64 games any time we could!! I could go on & on!!!!!
