Sharon K. Friet

I am so sorry for your Loss, my aunt Sharon was a beautiful woman and great person. I sure will miss her even though we seen each other mostly at wedding, funerals and reunions. Love, your niece Paula Adkins (Schmidt)

My dear Aunt Sharon - How fortunate for me to have been the flower girl in her marriage to Rich in 1963. We wrote to each other every Christmas for as long as I can remember. She always addressed me as her flower girl, even to the end. Sharon was a bright ray of sunshine and radiated joy and positivity everywhere she went. How lucky I was to have an Aunt like her. And heaven is even luckier to get her. RIP Aunt Sharon. Your sweet spirit will long be admired and remembered.

So sorry for your loss. I knew Sharon from when she worked in Home Care and Hospice. She always was very friendly to me and I enjoyed talking to her.

I worked with Sharon in Home Care at Mayo. She was a quiet hero, not famous but incredibly humbled. She was brave and very strong. It was an honor to have worked with her

Sharon was always a joy to work with. Her green thumb was appreciated by many. She will be missed. I worked with Sharon at St Rose Convent. So very sorry for your loss!

Rich and family,
We will always remember Sharon for her smile that brightened up the room when she walked in. She had the ability to make you feel at ease even in difficult health care circumstances with her caring ways. Our thoughts and prayers are with you through this difficult journey.

Rick and family,
Sharon was of the nicest people we ever met. She was always kind and smiling and always had a few minutes to stop and chat as she walked up & down Hidden River Road. She will definitely be missed. I remember Sharon from the Ridge and the grocery store while Scott remembers her as being a good neighbor. Your family is in our prayers during these difficult days. Our deepest condolences ~ God Bless.