What a wonderful, touching and heartfelt tribute to such a beautiful woman. Sharon was the consummate Daughter, Mother, Grandmother and Aunt. To be able to work full-time and for she and Don to provide, such a happy home is sometimes a hard thing to do. However, Sharon never made it look hard, because to her, it was not. These things are what she most cared and loved about life. She was so very close to her loving sister, Sandy. Her entire family was important to her, but her kindred spirit and bond with Sandy was seen by all who knew them.Sharon, Sandy, and Denise (Leah) all followed in the footsteps of their parents who were involved in the Masonic Order, Easter Star, Al Bar Shrine, and other charities. The thousands of untold hours Sharon gave to various charities is remarkable. She was so proud of all of her children. In 1991 when Leah was appointed as Grand Representative to S. Carolina and Virginia she made her mom, family and California Rainbow very proud. Sharon was blessed with a special â??Mother/Daughterâ? bonding experience. Sharon shared many years with Rainbow Girls, and not only gave her service, but blessed so many of us who were her friends. May God provide peace and comfort over her extended family to whom she was the Mother Hen. Many heartbreaking losses occur in all families, however, the loss of such a lovely lady like Sharon is surmountable. She touched the lives of so many. With one of the most loving, inspirational and dedicated things Sharon said on many occasions, may I now say to her â??Until We Meet Again.â? All my love, Linda Pictor
