Sharon Lynn Biesecker

as a member of the ironworkers l 33 for 35 years and a subcontractor of eco pav since 1985 im lost for words. people think that you become hardened to these accidents over the years but they are wrong you become softer, more caring and feel a greater depth for the family that we become as co-workers and the relationships that we develop over the years of working in such a highly skilled and stressfull enviroment. it never gets easier to deal with this, only harder. im supposed to be on that...

I miss you aunt sharon i wish i could have been to see you more often there nothing i want more is to just see one last time you made an impact where ever you went you got me to ride my first horse you were there when i was born and you loved me and cared for me like i was your own there was a reason everyone called you big sexy and mom said she would have had a bottle of yukon jack if they sold it down here you are gone but never forgotten

Rest in Peace my friend you will never be forgotten.

I am praying for your family. I met Sharon in the early 80's at Camp Cherith in the Adirondacks...she was very special and I have never forgotten her. In my mind I can still see her smiling face. I am so sorry for your loss!

You will be greatly missed Sharon. I will always be grateful for the life lessons and horse therapy you gave me. RIP my dear friend, you will always be in my memory.

So sorry to hear this news. Condolences from the Greater Rochester NY chapter of the National Association of Women In Construction.

The world never be the same with out you Big Sexy. We all will miss you dearly. Heaven just got a little rowdy!