My name is Sean Beyer. I'm 26 years old, from Michigan, and I created One More Finish Line. I've always had a passion for living an active lifestyle, pushing my limits, and taking on new challenges.
I'm not a veteran, and I'm not a professional athlete. I'm simply someone who believes that the men and women who served our country and are no longer with us deserve to have their names remembered, their stories honored, and their sacrifices never forgotten.
What began as a personal challenge through obstacle course racing quickly became something much greater than myself. I started creating custom honor coins bearing the names of fallen veterans and carrying them with me through races, obstacle courses, and endurance events. Every mile, every obstacle, and every finish line became an opportunity to honor someone who no longer has the chance to cross one themselves.
To me, these coins are more than something I carry. Each one represents a person, a family, a story, and a legacy. Carrying them is both a privilege and a responsibility — one that I never take lightly.
One More Finish Line was created with a simple purpose: to ensure that these names continue to be spoken, remembered, and honored. This mission has never been about me. It's about giving our fallen heroes one more finish line and reminding their families that their loved one's legacy continues to inspire others.
Thank you for trusting me with the memory of your loved ones and for being part of this journey. It is truly an honor to carry their names.