Condolences for Sharon Louise May
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From Joye Simpson :
I learned so much from Sharon as a new RN doing home health. She had so much common sense and cared for for many patients at May’s Country Living in Acequia. She was a pretty special person. RIP my friend.
From Rachael Spaulding:
Sharon was a sweet lady. I remember the Mays from the Heyburn 2nd Ward. She will be missed.
From ALI AND TOM ROBINSON [SORRY NO REL.]:
met your mom at a CHRISTMAS DINNER AT the church, they were so good, got me started, then i met my wife, 29 tears later your mom and Ali still talked, the other day she told Ali it was time, so Gold Bless you all, we will miss her . love
From Harlo Clark:
I don’t know that I will miss the loud resounding voice calling my name as Sharon entered the store in Oakley, but I will miss the enthusiastic information that she would share every time that she and Paul would come to see me. I know they loved the Clark sausage and I know they felt like family should feel. Sharon was an extraordinary woman, and there was nothing dull in her attitude or her perception in life. Nothing could get her down! What a wonderful legacy she will be leaving.
From Susie Fuentes:
Sharon was the greatest person l ever worked with, a beautiful person inside and out, with a big heart for people. May she RIP, my condolences to her family.
From Danny Ward:
Many fond memories at our Barber Shop events of an Elegant Woman. My family so enjoyed Paul & Sharon’s ranch . My love goes out to Paul & family. Sharon was the center of your world and will be surely missed.
From Jex Heaton:
As a small boy I remember her getting more milk from our barn than anyone else in Alpine and her crazy loud stories she shared with Carolyn. Always nice to us kids and interested in what we were doing. Truly a great lady!
From Will and Lisa Lemell:
Even though we left Idaho several years ago, we always stayed in touch. Sharon was the sweetest, kindest, warmest, and accepting person we have ever known. We will miss you.
From Arthur Colegrove:
I met Sharon through my wife, Cynthia Glines many, many moons ago. Cindy was her daughter Lynn's best friend and it devastated her when Lynn passed away. We actually named our second daughter after Lynn. Cindy passed away about 16 years ago, so Sharon was met by, not only her immediate family, but I'm sure Lynn and Cindy were there together to give her a big hug. Sharon was an amazing lady that I'm proud and humbled to have known. Rest in peace, sweetie!
From Richard Crowley :
We loved our cousin, Sharon Crowley May. We lost a giant of a lady this week. She and Paul made our family reunion at the May Family the best ever. How we loved seeing her at the store and at the temple these many years. We will miss her.
From Rick & Patty Pierson:
Oh Sharon! Heaven surely smiled and opened it's arms wide when you got to those gates! Miss you, love you! Love to your amazing family!
From RaNelle & Ron Knowles:
Dear Sharon always had a way of making you feel like you were the most important person in her life! She was truly gifted with a servant’s heart. As one of her old Sweet Adeline buddies, I can just imagine right now she’s already “busting out a huge barbershop chord” with all her wonderful S.A. friends and family on the other side! We will truly miss her joy and happiness here, but I’m sure there are many on the other side that are thrilled she has come to be with them! My deepest condolences to all of your family. I know you will feel deeply the void of her absence. She was so loved and has a wonderful family to carry on her legacy of love.
From Lewis (Lewie) Abrams:
Paul brought Sharon to the gas station I was working at one night in Salt Lake. It was just after they met. I knew immediately she was special, and I knew they would make a great life together.
From Glenn and Susan Hunsaker :
So very sorry to hear of Sharon’s passing. She was such a fun lady. We loved her a lot.
From Friend, Margie Taysom Eisenhower:
Sharon was a great friend from Shelley High School -- Graduating Class 1955. She put together the most wonderful "Photo & Biography" booklet of our class -- for the 55th Class Reunion! All the WORK of gathering photos and info from classmates for this publication must have been arduous. I still refer to it often. I always remember Sharon with that bright smile, giving way, and energetic personality! She is truly one of the "Good Ones". Condolences and love to Sharon's family. (Know that she was loved and appreciated!)
From Wendy Machelle Price-Quam:
Sharon, I have so many memories of you, of us. You are the dearest, sweetest lady. I am so saddened to hear of your passing. My thoughts and prayers to your family. Thank you for your friendship.
From Mary Albaugh Jenks:
Sure love this sweet lady. She was amazing.