I knew Sharon way back in the 50,s when she lived in Edmonds. She had a Pinto horse we would ride. She was the All AMerican Girl in the 50's to me. A Horse, pig tails, and could keep up with the boys on her bike! I am sorry to hear of her passing, and would like to offer her family my deepest sympathy. Joe McIntosh

i will never forget the morning i opened a letter from Momma Sharon.she was to send me a plane ticket to seattle to suprise momma for her 50th birthday party at Salty's on the waterfrony overlooking seattle. 17 years i had not seen my mom...my gratitude is forver. we had the best halloween i will remember. momma sharon, i love you and will see you in the next "lifetime". love you, toni-dee

You are out of pain now and am so glad I had the opportunity to have known you. How proud you were of all your accomplishments. You will be missed by your daughter Raine and Kay, Gina, of course but they are strong and will remember the good times. I pray you are in a wonderful blissful place. Lov Bonnie Pleasants

Determined. If I had but one word to describe My Momma Sharon, it would be determined. There wasn't anything she could not do. Highly intellegent, beautiful and excentric. I learned alot from her. The time we shared, though short, was truely a gift. I love you Mom and miss you painfully. I hope you get to met my Oh D where your at. Love him for me till I get there. My baby squirel.