Adam
I worked with Sequoia, but about half of the time we would spend talking, it was just about life – parenting and fatherhood, fitness and being outdoors, and philosophy on what really matters in life. I missed him when he left the firm but always imagined we would connect again. My heart goes out to his family – he talked about you often and was incredibly proud of you all.
EthanYou left out surfer, Sequoia was absolutely fearless in the water. 4a dawn patrol? No problemo, I’ll miss him, but never forget the great times, and his gusto for life.
Emily Di FrancoSequoia and I went to junior high high school together and over the years had quite a few classes together. I always love to chatting with Sequoia, but more than that, I loved engaging in debates with him, and those debates always ended up with one of us cracking up. Our senior year…
The early days hold some of my best memories with Sequoia. He loved being a dad more than anything else. His choice to stay home and support them during the formative years was a beautiful gift that he gave to the boys.
DenisI first met Sequoia in Mr. Hammer’s German class at Aptos Jr High. I was a shy scrawny awkward geek and he was a handsome boisterous dude that was popular with the ladies. He outwardly represented everything I could not see in myself and was intimidated by him. In High School, his last name started…
Sequoia always loved being able to get on the mat with the boys and Raina, it was a joy to watch. He always was an incredible athlete and being able to share that passion with his kids was one of his proudest moments.
Paul HoffmanOne morning I was in Seacliff, up on the bluff overlooking the cement ship, when up the trail bounded a jacked, shirtless Sequoia, a familiar sight after going to high school with him all those years. We had a little chit-chat and puff-puff, and somehow the conversation turned to food. Sequoia said something that…
