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Sean Michael Revill died on May 28, 2024, just as spring was turning into summer in the beautiful South Carolina backyard he shared with his partner of nine years, Tiffany Bartolomei. Sean was born in Powell, Wyoming, on March 15, 1982. He developed a love of hunting pheasant and playing golf as a young lad with his father, Steve Revill. He and John Palmersheim, his second dad, shared a love of the NBA and energetic games of driveway basketball. He attended Byron High School and graduated from Darby High School in 2000. He went to Miles City Community College on a golf and basketball scholarship. After college, he spent time in Wyoming, Colorado and Washington. He returned to Montana where he doted endlessly on his sister, Maureen (Mo), in all her endeavors throughout high school, inspiring a love of athleticism. He loved his mother, Erin, who instilled in him the importance of a good education, kindness, loyalty and compassion for others.
Sean gave back to his community through his passions. Sean coached First Tee, a nonprofit youth empowerment golf organization, in upstate South Carolina. Sean also challenged the retirees in his community with pickleball games. He had a competitive and playful spirit and challenged and encouraged all friends on and off the golf course. Sean had a big heart for animal rescue and loved many furry friends. His big personality always shined, and he left others with positive motivation to believe anything was possible. Sean was also a sensitive soul, whose heart felt the significant loss of loved ones and friends over his lifespan. He cared deeply for others.
In the summer of 2015, Sean met Tiffany and fell in love in Missoula, Montana. This ignited a long-lasting love filled with romance, joy, excitement and adventure. Sean brought out the playfulness in Tiffany. He taught her to be spontaneous, to enjoy life wholeheartedly. They went on many grand adventures; exploring the country from the mountains to the sea.
Sean was a wonderful friend and loyal companion to all. He enjoyed many passions in life including golf, travel, hiking, pickleball, rec softball, floating the Clark Fork River, Kiwanis beach volleyball, concerts and making magical memories in the wilderness. Sean fulfilled his dream of moving to South Carolina to warmer weather and a year-round golf season!
He achieved his goal of owning a beautiful home in the countryside of Easley, South Carolina, where he built a peaceful life with his many beloved animals, including Hazel and Hunter, Tater and Birdie. Hazel, the chocolate Lab, reminded him of his childhood dog, Coco.
Sean is survived by the love of his life Tiffany Bartolomei, Easley, South Carolina; his mother Erin Casey, Darby, Montana; his father, Steve Revill, Powell, Wyoming; his sister, and Maureen Palmersheim, Cambridge, Massachusetts. He loved his numerous aunts and uncles including Seana (Ross) Labree, Christopher (Paulette) Casey, Sioux (Jeff) Icenhower, Joel (Kristin) Revill; nieces and nephews: Katherine LaBree (Chris Thomas), Alex LaBree, Chris Casey, Jr., Joshua Wood, Justin Wood, and Anna and Sam Revill. Sean also loved his Palmersheim family of aunts, uncles and cousins.
Sean was preceded in death by his second father, John Palmersheim, his grandparents, Joe and Mary Ann Revill and maternal grandmother Anita Akin.
