Sharon Douglas Smith Musy

In Loving Memory of Sharon Douglas Smith Musy. Sharon passed away September 21 with her husband of 33 years at her bedside and holding her hand. A native of Baton Rouge and active 62 year member of 1st United Methodist Church, was loved dearly by family and many friends. Sharon was preceded in death by her father, Quentin Franklin Smith, and her mother, Omamai Sanford Smith/Lent ('Toni'). Sharon, at 72 years old, leaves her loving and devoted husband, Philip Roger Musy, her brother, John Sanford (Sandy) Smith, and his wife, Corliss Smith. She will be remembered lovingly by her niece, Kelly Metz, her husband Billy, their children, Quentin, Avery and Tristen; her nephew, Ryan Smith, his wife Jill Smith and their children, Landry, Hadley and Claire, and all her loving cousins. Also holding her in loving memory are Philip's brother, Mark Musy, and sister Joyce Carson, her husband, Robert, their children Josh and Brad, and his 3 children, Declan, Sophia, and Liam. Sharon graduated from University High School in 1969 where she especially enjoyed the football activities and met her life-long friend Margo Eglin. Sharon's working career included Assistant Vice-President for United General Title Company. Sharon met her husband to be, Philip, while on a marketing trip in Florida. She served later as Administrative Assistant to Fred Loy at The Committee of 100 for Economic Development. Sharon was active in the community participating in Volunteers in Public Schools and serving as an usher at 1st Church for many years. A ceremony celebrating Sharon's life conducted by Senior Pastor Brady Whitton will be held at the First United Methodist Church, 930 North Blvd., Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 at 12:00 noon, Tuesday, October 3, 2023 with visitation beginning at 11 a.m. Burial will be a private family ceremony to be arranged for a later date. Special thanks to the many 'angels' at Our Lady of the Lake who lovingly cared for Sharon and offered support to her husband and family, and the Care Ministers of 1st Church for their visits and prayers. Memorials may be made in memory of Sharon to First United Methodist Church, The American Cancer Society, The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research or other charity of your choice. Please see Church Funeral Services' website, www.churchfuneralsevices.com, for expanded obituary.