Sharon Gail Mason

Sharon Gail Mason (née Reaves), age 67, passed away peacefully on February 1, 2026, in Memphis, Tennessee. Born on August 16, 1958, in Hayti, Missouri. Sharon lived a life defined by love, compassion, and unwavering devotion to her family and community.

Throughout her life, Sharon created a home that radiated warmth and welcome—a place where laughter echoed and love was abundant. Her selfless spirit and kind heart left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of knowing her. She lived her values through quiet acts of generosity and care, always placing the needs of others before her own. Her legacy is one of grace in action—embodying the principles of love and charity not just in words but in every facet of her daily life.

Sharon is mourned by her beloved husband, Charles R. Mason, Jr., with whom she shared 18 years and mother-in-law Kikui Mason. She was a devoted mother to Roseann Belzyt (Christopher Belzyt), April Mason (late Carla Prater), Brian Davis, Kenneth Vogel (Kelly Ennis), and Erica Mason (Amanda Mason). Her role as a grandmother brought her immense joy; she leaves behind grandchildren Dominic Broderick, Kyle Belzyt, Aubree Belzyt, Breanna Davis, and KC Davis. Her great grandson Julian Mikael Brozenick. Her brother-in law Richard Mason (Lisa Mason) and sister-in law Betty Mason. Her niece Jessica Holt (Jeff Holt) and nephews Joe McMurray (Niki Curott) and John McMurray (Allison Walker).

Sharon had immense love for with her sister Doris Banks (late Danny Banks) and brother Arlie D Reaves, Jr (Tammy Reaves).

She is proceeded in death by her father Arlie Reaves, Sr., her mother Betty Jean May and her father-in-law Charles R. Mason, Sr., her aunt Mildred Claudette Bone and her granddaughter Jordan Broderick, whose memories remain forever treasured by those who loved them.

In honor of Sharon’s enduring spirit and the beauty she brought into the world, a tree will be planted at Elmwood Cemetery. Donations toward this living tribute can be made at https://elmwoodcemetery.networkforgood.com.

Sharon’s memory will continue to inspire kindness and compassion in all who knew her. May her legacy bring comfort and peace to those she touched so deeply.