Christopher Sean Huckleberry was born January 19, 1973 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Gerald and Barbara Huckleberry.

He left this world on February 8, 2017 at the age of 44 years 19 days.

He is survived by his mom and dad; three sons, Tyler, Jacob, and Tristan; one daughter, Samantha; and the mother of his children; two sisters, Trisha Richmond and her husband Randall, and Jacki Martin and her husband David; one brother, Rob Huckleberry and his wife Jennifer; and a very special brother, Donnie Williamson and his wife Lisa; a beloved sister-in-law, Ann Fischer; and brother-in-law, Stephen Rouch and his wife Casey Jo; two special close friends, Melvin Lake, and Brett Wagner; as well as fourteen nieces and nephews.

Sean started school in Webbers Falls and one of his first teachers said that she remembered him fondly and he was such a sweet boy. He graduated Valliant High School in 1991 where he was awarded the DeKalb Award in vocational agriculture--one of the three that was awarded that year. He also enrolled in auctioneer school at the age of seventeen, and was given his certificate two weeks later by the administrator of the school who said that Sean was a better auctioneer than he was. It was a nine month course.

Sean later worked in the crane business and worked for some time in nuclear plants. He later worked setting windmill generators in wind farms operating some of the largest track cranes made. He moved to Nehawka, Nebraska with a new wife and preceded to raise his family while he still operated cranes. He managed a large crane company for a number of years and then established his own company. This was Action Crane company, whose slogan was "Making the Impossible, Possible Everday."

Sean made a profession of faith in Christ in his youth. He shared with his father in his later days that he had repented and reconciled with the Lord, and his family has confidence that he is now with the Lord. Sean loved his family more than anything in the world, and will be missed tremendously for his love and unfailing generosity.

Funeral services for Sean were held at First Baptist Church of Wetumka, Oklahoma on Monday, February 13 at 1:00pm. Interment followed at Wetumka Cemetery of Wetumka under the direction of Williamson-Spradlin Funeral Home.