Sharon K. Bridgeman

Frankie: So sorry to hear about your Mom. Please accept our condolences. The memories live on and we are sure you have many wonderful ones.

Dear Bridgeman Family; Sharon's life was her family both personally and at Indian River M.S., which is where I met her. She was always the professional while being kind and thoughtful and full of love for her students and friends. She would arrange her lunch time, on the days that her grandchildren Taylor and Victoria attended the Lab School, so she could spend it having lunch with them. We shared many conversations and they were always about her family or students. She never complained...

Dear Bridgeman Family,

You will be in my prayers, I will never forget Nana. She was a loving woman who always made Baylee and I feel loved. Baylee loved her Nana and our visits with her. We think about her everyday and she will never be forgotten. I am heartbroken for your loss, I know how much she meant to all of you. I'm sorry.

Love Always,
Stephanie and Baylee

Dear Mr. Jerry and Bridgeman Family,

Our prayers are with you all during this time. Ms. Sharon was a kind and wonderful woman. She always provided me with wisdom and insight during the talks we had on the front porch. Hunter enjoyed being part of "Nana Night" and will, I'm sure, always remember those nights. I hope you are able to find peace in each other during this difficult time.

Love Always,
The Perdue Family (Dona, Ashley, and Hunter)

Dear Bridgeman Family, our prayers are with you all as Sharon was an absolute joy to know and a wonderful neighbor. She was always kind and welcoming to our boys Joshua & Jacob and they spent many many days enjoying her hospitality. I loved talking plants & flowers with her in the front yard and always found her to be so wonderfully kind. We hope that you find some peace in your faith, family and friends during this difficult time.
The Faivre family

Jerry and family,
No words can ease your loss, but know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Paulette, Jim, and Angie Donahue

Mr. Bridgeman, Chuck, & Frankie :

I am truly sorry for your loss. Mrs. Bridgeman was always so nice to all of us when we were over at the house playing ball. She was always cheerful, no matter how noisy we got out there. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. My family and I will keep you all in our prayers.

Dear Bridgeman Family, I remember when your family lived across the street from my family and I use to babysit Sheri Lynn. I am sorry to hear of your loss and pray that you find comfort in God. I believe that Mrs Bridgeman and Sheri Lynn are walking hand in hand once again. My thoughts are prayers are with you at this time. Barbara Martin Monty