Sharon Diane Leimkuhl

Sharon and I were friends while we were both students at Montclair State College (NJ) in the fall of 1970. She left after that semester and we lost touch for a number of years until her Linked-in account indicated a possible connection. We were able to talk and email a few times but lost contact once again. It's strange but my calendar popped up a notice today to let me know that Sep 19th is her birthday. I thought of her and did a Google search, sadly, only to find her obituary. Although...

Limey. Out of the original circle of four, I'm all that's left. I will pick up and continue visiting the love of your life. Can't imagine the stories you'll hear when you join Big Daddy Tree Top Tall, Randy and Ron. Say Hi for me. And Thank you for you and all we shared over 30 plus years. God bless and keep You. Your friend, Charlene (Char) Pickard Pedroja.

I met Sharon while we worked 3rd shift at Bank 4 Wichita in the late 70's. We became very close friends and shared good and not so good times, but we were there for each other. I regret we lost touch over the past years. She was a very special friend and I will miss her. She left us way to early...

Sharon, I miss you so much. RIP my sweet friend.

Heart of gold, your home now girl.

Sharon was one in a Million I will miss her a lot and always enjoyed our talks. Please know that you are all in my prayers. Susie Mikesell

Thank you Sharon for the kindness you always showed my father, your step uncle, Ralph Walker. It was a pleasure to be around you at the Walker home. You will be greatly missed by many friends and family. Rest now in God's loving arms!

My condolences to the family.
Doris Butler

My sympathy to Sharon's friends and family. I had the pleasure of knowing Sharon when we both served on the Friends of the Wichita Public Library board and enjoyed being part of The Group. She was a bright and funny person.