Siobhan Sophia Sharkey

My condolences to Siobhan's family - she will be missed.

I don't think I called her "Siobhan" much. She was much more of a "SHARKEY!" to me: A Norm/Cheers-like experience at Wharton.

I'm very moved by our loss.

Siobhan was a wonderful person in life and her beautiful, kind, fun-loving spirit will live on in my memory, and certainly in that of the many, many people whose lives she touched. My condolences to the Sharkey family. She will be missed.

Speaking for the rest of the Play Group Parents, I can assure you, Phoebe and Bob, that you have all of our sympathy. None of us can imagine anything more difficult nor heartbreaking than losing one of our own children. While most of us are far removed from West 29th Street at this point (though the McElroys are still on Guilford), we all treasure those hours we spent struggling to be good parents to our excellent and superior children, of whom Siobhan was most certainly one.
This comes with love to you two and your family.

Siobhan was my such a joy as a classmate at Wharton.

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal,
love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Our deepest sympathy to the extended Sharkey family.

--Sujata Pherwani Belvedere, CA

I'm truly sorry for your loss. May you be comforted by God in your time of need.

Dear Judge Sharkey and Phoebe,

May the peace of God, which surpasseth all understanding be with you and comfort you and your family during this time of bereavement.

Siobhan was the neighbor we never got to know. We were expecting her to move to Fountain Hills full time, but it was not to be. Our prayers are with her family, her friends and her business partner, Sandy.

Norm and Barb Higgins

I was so sorry to read about Siobhan's passing. She and my daughter Anne Davis were early playmates in Wyman park dell. I remember Siobhan dressed in her pretty winter coat and her taking ice skating lessons. This is well over 40 years ago. Please accept my sincerest sympathy. Sandy Waters.

I was truly saddened to hear of your daughter's passing. Siobhan and were classmates at Roland Park. Although I do not believe I had seen Siobhan since we graduated in 1983, I have nothing but fond memories of her. I had some tough times during my four years at RPCS, but your daughter was ALWAYS a bright light in my world; always uplifting, always compassionate , always encouraging, always blessing others with her infectious smile and laugh.

When I think of Siobhan, I am reminded of the words of Dr. Maya Angelou: "I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." Your daughter ALWAYS made me feel like I mattered and I will forever be thankful for the indelible impression Siobhan made on me ~ one that speaks volumes to the sheer joy that was within her.

May the soul of Siobhan and all of the faithfully departed through the mercy of God rest in peace and may perpetual light shine upon her...

~ Dr. Lora F. Hargrove