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Sharon Ann Mayeaux Autry, recent resident of Denver, Colorado, passed away October 30, 2020 in her home at the age of 60, due to complications from Frontaltemporal Dementia. Sharon was preceded in death by her grandparents Ned and Mary Louise Falgoust and Telisma and Lula Mayeaux and brother Ronald Anthony Mayeaux. Sharon is survived by her beloved husband Bruce C. Autry, their children Melissa, Mary Autry Ingram Michael and Maggie. Parents Chester and Marylou Mayeaux, siblings Susan Mayeux Drury, Gary, Allan and Randy, as well as numerous nieces and nephews, Sharon was also preceded in death by her beloved bulldogs Sophie, Henry, Lola, Vicky and Gumbo. Sharon was born on October 1,1960 in New Orleans, La. Raised in Kenner, La. Growing up, Sharon loved to run. She ran in the Mardi Gras Marathon and the Crescent City Classic. Sharon married her husband Bruce C. Autry in 1982 and moved to Texas where they raised their children. Sharon also pursued a career in teaching, Sharon retired from teaching in 2018 due to her illness. Visitation and services will be held for her family at Olinger Hampden Mortuary, 8600 E. Hampden Denver, Colo. on November 13 and 14, 2020.
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