Sharon Lea Gordon

I met Sharon and collaborated with her team when she was a Director at Life source and i was just beginning my career at Haemonetics. She was such a joy to work with and I moved out of transfusion for few years and back. Am so deeply saddened to see the post that she is no more. You will be deeply missed Sharon.

Sharon was organizing Bone Marrow Blood Drive with Sharon Griffin when I met her in 1992. Sharon was the one who put me on the map of working multitudes of blood drives; sometimes by myself or with others like David Esteem.....etc. Sharon I will remember your smiles, encouragements and the ability to talk through sticky situations like a blood spill or a donor fainting. I pray that God wrap his loving arm around Sharon family of support and love. May God let the family know that she shown...

Sharon was my boss at American Red Cross Blood Distribution Dept. over 40 years ago. She had the heart and patience of a saint because every one of us was a handful. I still remember her smile,laugh,and words of encouragement I needed at the time.

I met Sharon over 10 years ago through Midwest Dachshund Rescue. She adopted her Cubby at the same we adopted our Puccini. I last talked with her a few weeks ago. Even though she was missing her Cisco, she was looking forward to adopting her new dog. My thoughts and prayers are with Sharon´s family.

Sharon and Jim were our neighbors for many years on Root Court. We always enjoyed talking to them. Sharon so loved her dogs and she will be missed by many 2 and 4 legged friends! Erin and Tom Cara

The first time I met Sharon was over 40 years ago when she worked for The American Red Cross (ARC) on Ohio St. Ironically, my father, who also worked at the ARC as a member of the refrigerator maintenance crew, introduced us, as he knew at the time that my career interest was in Blood Banking. The rest is history. Our paths continued to cross as fate would have it to include seeing each other at local blood bank meetings and workshops, sharing our life stories, working together at...

I am so devastated. I adored Sharon. She did my home check for the first dog I adopted, Reggie, with Midwest Dachshund Rescue many years ago. She became a trusted friend who I will miss very much. She was truly an extraordinary human being. The world was better with her in it. Now reunited with Jim and all her precious dogs. Rest In Peace, dear Sharon.

My sympathy and prayers for Sharon she will be remembered by many may she Rest In Peace Fr Frank Phillips CR My connection is as follows Her husband was an old family friend and my sponsor for confirmation.

Sharon was a wonderful dog-sitter who not only took excellent care of our little pooch but improved his behavior. She will be greatly missed.