Byron James Sharp

Wow, what a guy. The WWII stories remind me of my own, late father. The greatest generation is a tough act to follow. Condolences to you and your family, Dianne.

Dianne and Family,

I just heard from Renee that your father has crossed over.
I'm so sorry for your loss.

I hope you will be comforted by what ever your belief structure up have.

For me I know he's been reunited with your mom and is happy.

I've known Mike your hubby, and you Dianne...since what 2nd or 3rd grade.

I drive by your old house on 21st East when I visit my own father and have such fond memories.

Me and you...

Dear Dianne and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember how sweet your dad was when he would come have me cut his hair. I loved talking to him and getting to know him on those occasions. I will miss seeing him. Know that he loved you dearly, this I am sure of. May God bless you and comfort you.
Love,
Melody Breeze and Family

No bond is greater than that between a parent and child, a grandfather and grandchild. You will now have a personal guardian angel looking over your family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Good Bye to a dear ski buddy 1945-1990). Many skiing Saturdays in the powder of Alta, Brighton and other sites riding in his 194? Ford etc. and exchanging tales of good runs. We started with Army surplus skis having metal edges.

Dear Diane, Mick and family, we will miss Barney so much. What a wonderful soul! Barney was always so interesting to talk with, and had so much to share. Our deepest condolences.