Sally Shannon Hart

I am saddened for this worlds loss. Yet so happy to know after a wonderful long life of loving her Husband and Daughters more than life she and Hal are together again beyond the veil. I love you Daughters .

Ahhh my sweet Sally finally on her new Journey and back with Hal. Sally I will always love you and the girls. Shirley Taylor

I was so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I loved seeing you lovely daughters around town, doing various things with your mom. We would have nice chats over time. The obituary is beautiful, along with your mom's picture. Sending love. Leslie

Remembering many happy family gatherings with Sally. Her example of the joy in life shines brightly in all of her five darling daughters. Love, Aunt Pat

(A friend is helping Ivone enter this message for the Hart family.) Sally will be very missed by me. She was like my big, adopted sister for many years. I will never forget it. I still have my old telephone number (503-228-3246). Please call.

We extend condolences. Sally and Hal contributed so much to Portland community. In 1980's our daughter Michelle participated in Lincoln High School's Constitution Team that Hal guided. He took at least one of these teams to Nationals where they did excellent. Amongst other leaderships he coached softball for youngsters. Sally always supported her husband's attorney work and his dedications. She taught and contributed in many ways. The Hart family is legendary in Lincoln High School and...

We are saddened by the news of your Mother's passing. The many memories of your sweet family have been embedded in our hearts as treasures of joy. We will keep you in our prayers.

In memory of wonderful Mother Sally

In the 1960s I was knocking on doors to mow lawns for money. I was in the 7th grade. Hal and Sally answered the door and hired me. The Hart's were some of the most kindest and loving people I ever knew. Their kids were very nice to me too. They would come outside and talk to me. After three years in the Army I came home. My mother informed me that Sally had been calling her, wanting to know if I was home yet. She could not get anyone to consistently mow their long. At the age of 21, I mowed...