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Sharon Lynn Anderson
November 7, 1959 ~ July 13, 2017 (age 57) 57 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Melissa Book
July 18, 2017 2:47 PM
Aunt Sharon,
You will be missed by all of us whose lives you've touched. You are now an angel and will continue to love and watch out for us from above. I smiled the other day when I was thinking of you because I had the nicest memory pop into my head of our annual garage sale and donations to MDA. Michelle, Sam and I would play and have so much fun in your backyard and then watch some of the telethon to see how our little donation helped. Uncle Steve always bought donuts in the morning and we all devoured them.
You always had an infectious laugh and I will never forget that. You have a special place in my heart and always will. I love you.
Love always,
Melissa
You will be missed by all of us whose lives you've touched. You are now an angel and will continue to love and watch out for us from above. I smiled the other day when I was thinking of you because I had the nicest memory pop into my head of our annual garage sale and donations to MDA. Michelle, Sam and I would play and have so much fun in your backyard and then watch some of the telethon to see how our little donation helped. Uncle Steve always bought donuts in the morning and we all devoured them.
You always had an infectious laugh and I will never forget that. You have a special place in my heart and always will. I love you.
Love always,
Melissa
A candle was lit by Sharon Nicholas- her Sister-in-law
on July 17, 2017 9:57 AM
Message from Ron Nicholas Jr
July 15, 2017 6:30 PM
To my beloved sister, Sharon, who will be missed by all. She was the most kind hearted individual I've ever known. She had a life partner in Steve (husband) for almost 40 years. Steve was Sharon's saving grace during those years. She also had a beautiful daughter, Samantha, and wonderful grandchildren, Landon and Bridgette. She lived for her family and never asked for anything in return. Although she often sided with my younger brother, Bob, while we were growing up when disputes arose, we were all family. I had the privilege of spending time with my beautiful sister shortly before she passed and had the opportunity to ask her if she knew Jesus Christ was her personal Lord and Savior and she accepted the fact that He died for her sins. Of course, my sister answered immediately "yes, and I'm ready to be with him". I know her heart longed for all of her family here on earth, especially leaving Mom & Dad, but her soul was committed to Jesus. She will always be remembered and loved by all she knew.
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