Sharon Klatzko Gibson

I just learned of Sharon's death, and want to offer my condolences to all of her family and friends. Sharon was a dear friend to me when we were in school together at Valhalla High School in New York where we had classes together almost every period. I still remember spending the nights at her home and she in mine over the four years I lived there - and her coming to visit me in Connecticut after my family moved there. We reconnected about fifteen years ago as the Internet made such things...

Sharon was a star and will always be a part of me. I learned so much from her and apply daily what she taught me. I was privileged to enjoy her warmth, sense of humor and humanity.

My sincere condolences to Mark, Daniel, Rebecca & Sharon's parents, Joe & Pearl klatzko and Sharon's brother Martin. I spent some very nice times with Sharon & Mark with Marge Hoffman, here in New York & also in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida many, many years ago. Sharon was a wonderful person as is Mark. My heart goes out to you.
Donna Rothstein (NY)

My condolences to Sharon's family. I was fortunate enough to work with Sharon many years ago at Dataserv, where she was highly respected for her intelligence and common sense approach to corporate challenges. She touched everyone she met.

Our family met Sharon and the Gibson family through their son Daniel, who is friends with our son. As we got to know them we enjoyed their company, and realized what an intelligent, warm, wonderful person Sharon was. As others here have said, she was a devoted mother and wife, and accomplished professional. She worked selflessly for the community and will be missed by many -- even those she may not realize she touched over the years. What a very sad event.

My heartfelt sympathies and prayers for Mark, Daniel and Rabecca. I was so lucky to recieve guidance from Dr. Sharon as my doctoral dissertation chair. I keep Sharon in high regards especially for her sweet genetleness, skillful guidance and patient support in my research journey.
I would not have been dare enough to take the topic " the quest for wholeness, without her magnanimity.

She was a great person with a great soul and keen mind.

She will be in my...

I worked as a preschool teacher at the Jewish Community Center in St Paul and I had her son Daniel in my classroom.

I always remembered her friendly smile and her love for her children.

My prayers go out to the Gibson family during this very difficult time.

I was privileged and blessed to have had Sharon as my advisor, instructor, coach, and mentor. I was always impressed that some one so gifted intellectually was also so down-to-earth. I will remember Sharon as warm, engaging, kind, compassionate, and affirming. I am sad for the students who will never benefit from her teaching, but I am thankful for the positive impact she had on my life and the lives of so many others. My deepest sympathies to Sharon's family. May the peace of God be with you...

My thoughts and prayers go out to Sharon's family and colleagues at St. Thomas. Sharon taught the first course I took in the HR Master's Program and she gave me such a positive impression of the University and the Program that I knew without a doubt I had made the right decision to enroll. She was kind, intelligent, and inspiring. I feel blessed that I was given the opportunity to learn from her.