Sharon McClure

I willl always treasure the memories I shared with Sharon ..Our trips to Michigan,our trip to Charleston , She was there beside me during the loss of my husband.. Not only was she family, she was a dear friend.. She was a blessing to all that knew her and we will all miss her with all our hearts..

I remember the first day I introduced myself to Sharon. I walked in the room and seen this woman that looked a lil bit nervouse so me being me walked in and said "hey how we doin" in a upbeat voice and I heard this pretty voice say "not to bad kiddo, Im hungry what do ya got for me". From there on in me and sharon had memorible days together at the hospice. When I think of sharon all I can think of is a very joyous, upbeat, full of life individual despite her illness. She use to always joke...

We were so saddened by the news of Sharon's passing. She fought hard and it was a blessing for her to have her wish to "come home" for her last months come true. And a blessing for all her family and friends here. We all have wonderful memories of Sharon and the good ole' days. Cousins, Pat Poudrier and Betty Myers

Darryl, Drew & Derek, So sorry to hear of your loss.Our prayers are with you and your Familys
The McCormick Family
Jeff Norma, Allen & Alex

I hated to hear of Sharon's death, but she really fought a long and hard battle. I used to be Sharon's boss at University and we became very close and dear friends. I wanted you all to know I am thinking of each and every one of you during this difficult time. Also, wanted you all to know Sharon was loved by many here in the Augusta area and we will all miss her. God bless each and every one of you.