Sean Eagling (21 Nov 1966 - 28 Jun 2025)

A real pleasure to have worked with. So sorry for your loss.

Goodbye Sean wish I could have told you that, been with you from when you started at Norfolk homes you were more than just a man in charge you were a good friend,I will miss you thoughts with your family, rest in peace mate,

RIP Sean
Thinking of you all
Brian, Jasmine, Alfie & Belle xxx

Sean, u will be greatly missed by lots of people. It was a pleasure to have known you. Lots of love from all of us nollers ❤️

RIP 🕊️❤️

Sean, it's been a pleasure to work with you on the Norfolk Homes sites for many years.
You will be missed by us and so many.
R.I.P

Rest well Sean/Elmer. x

Sean may have died young, but not in vain. He lived life to the full and will be remembered fondly by many. Our thoughts are with Susan and family Suzanne and David x

Sean, you were a big part of my life so many years ago, much of what is said here is so familiar and brings back many memories. R.I.P.

Sean, It’s been a privilege to know and work with you for nearly twenty years and help build many hundreds of homes in the village of Poringland. We have lost a great leader and friend.
My thoughts are with Sue and family at this very sad time xx

Thinking of you and all your family. We spent our mid teens and throughout our 20's, and 30's as good friends. Plenty of memories to hold onto.
Forever remembered.
Pip and Jo

Sean, thank you for being a dear friend to us both. we will forever remember the laughter and the four of us singing and dancing in the kitchen after far too many drinks.
'My technical advisor' professionally you have been a role model for many who have held you in very high esteem.
For us and those who are sending their condolences at this very sad time know that it has been a privilege to have you in their lives.
RIP our friend x

A true professional. During many years of working on his sites installing show houses he was a pleasure to work alongside.
RIP dear Sean.

Sean will be sadly missed by us & the team at RISA

Where do I start ….
It’s been an absolute pleasure working with you,I miss the endless cups of tea and advice,the George Michael shirts as I called them,the jokes of how anything over 5ft I can’t see !! And most of all the banter and giggles as well as your endless songs you would sing,not forgetting the Consrective criticism as you’d call it too.These are all memories now but the memories I will never forget.I find it hard to think i never said Goodbye the Friday I left site but I will be there Monday to do just that xx

To reiterate comments already made, Dad, Kathy and I take comfort from the fact that this awful thing that has happened, happened whilst you were doing what you absolutely loved.
As your step-sister, we were not hugely close growing up, however every time we did meet up, you were always smiling and happy (and full of wind-ups).

It pains me to see Dad at this time, he is lost, the time he spent with you for breakfasts and haircuts he truly loved - and I would hear all about it afterwards. He was so very proud of you Sean.

Our thoughts are also with Susan and family, we know he loved you all so much.

Rest in peace Sean.

You will always be missed, loved and never forgotten.

Dad, Kathy and Tara.
Xxx

We will miss you, condolences to Sue and family love Richard and Jennie xx

I've known Sean since he was 7years old, and had the pleasure of way himg him grow up to become the man he was. He meant a lot to me and I feel so grateful to have been a part of his life. We're miss you very much. Lots of love Richard and Jennie xx