Emelia’s Christmas Gift to Sean

Posted on November 12, 2016 by

This year I wanted to do something unique and meaningful for Christmas for Sean. It will be our 4th Christmas together, the 3rd one I will be spending inside the visit room on Christmas Eve & Christmas day. I am only allowed to send him pictures, letters, or books so I decided to do a special photo shoot with the dog we rescued in June. My friend Elyse Smith with Beautiful Disaster Photography took these photos and I am sending them to Sean for the last Christmas he has to spend in prison so he knows what he’s coming home to.

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Sean designed and drew the artwork for the tattoo on my wrist and the tattoo artist, Terri at Sacramento Capitol Tattoo, did an exact copy of his original design so it’s like Sean literally drew intertwining infinity symbols on my skin. It is symbolic of our love and also our shared Irish heritage. I knew he would enjoy having this as a feature in the photo.

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Thank you to Elyse for working with our family’s situation and helping to create something that we will always treasure!

If anyone would like to wish Sean a Merry Christmas, feel free to comment below or his mailing address is:

Sean O’Brien F48233

3C01-242L

PO Box 3471 Corcoran, CA 93212

About Sean & Emelia

In 2003 Sean O'Brien was wrongfully convicted in El Dorado County, CA and sentenced to Life Without Parole at the age of 16. We have been friends since grade school and are now married. Sean and I move forward together with the knowledge of his innocence, our faith in God, and hope that he will rightfully regain his freedom. Until then we embrace our journey wherever it may take us, cherishing each moment we have together and staying true to ourselves. This blog is about the past we share, our fight for freedom, life as it exists for us, and our path toward the future, whatever that may hold. Thank you for allowing us to be heard. God bless.
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