Sharon Anita Ducote

My deepest condolences Davy & Natalie. Your mother was always so sweet & smiling. So many fun memories from our early Bulverde days. May Jesus wrap you in his arms.

Sharon and I taught adult education classes at Alamo Colleges. She always made my day with her laughter,energy,and humor.She was spontaneous and very real. Her students loved her. We never agreed on anything, especially in the political realm,yet every morning I looked forward to seeing her,laughing and joking with her. There was a spark of happiness missing on the few days we didn´t connect. I´m sorry and saddened to see such a bright and individualistic lady gone too way too soon.

never met her, i was stationed in greenland with her brother mike. back in 1964-1965. if he remembers me ask him to call me at 210-573-7242. sorry for your loss.

We have so many fond memories of the times we spent with Sharon and the family. Her entertaining stories, her love of life and laughter. We hope you can find calm in the knowledge that she has eternal peace in the kingdom of heaven. That she rests with her beloved mom & dad. That all our lives have been touched by sharing her joy. Deepest condolences to the Ducote family or love and prayers are with you.

In my earlier post, I was so lost in my memories of Sharon that I failed to offer condolences to her family and friends. I do pray that God would comfort each of you with a comfort that only He can give.

I, too, Graduated with Sharon from Sam Houston high school in 1964. While we were friends in high school we became even better friends in the years following. In 1972 we worked closely on a four year reunion for those from the 1961-64 classes.. She was the treasurer and I was the general chairman. She was a very special person who could always make those around her feel special also. I will always treasure the memories I have of her and look forward to spending eternity with her in the...

Sharon and I were classmates at Sam Houston. She was a beautiful personable young Lady and a good Friend. We had many classes together and I recall our many conversations throughout our high school years. Sharon was admired by many fellow students and faculty. My sincere condolences to Her Family and Loved Ones. May God Bless.