Sharon was so many things to me. But first and foremost, she was my second mother. She cared for me as a son. In return, I cared for her as a mother. She and I shared so many memories over the past 20 years. I remember her filming Scott and I going on the toboggan in Illinois, the many seafood dinners we shared (25 cent oysters at a Dallas seafood restaurant!), continuously losing to her in Scrabble, the joy of Christmas mornings and Thanksgiving dinners in Joliet, IL, Dallas, TX and Miami, FL. Too many wonderful memories to share in a post. She was a kind, gentle lady who, against many challenges, raised a beautiful son. Thanks to Sharon, I am blessed to have Scott in my life. I will forever cherish having had Sharon in my life. I will miss her bright smile, conversations and caring nature. I love you Sharon. Greg

Sharon was the best. My best friend from High School. And she was the best daughter--always honored and respected her mom. And she was the best mother; she was so proud of her son. Best teacher, scrabble player, chess player. I shall miss her lively conversation and her cute little laugh. Love never dies.