Sharon Faye Newton

Sharon was a special friend from high school and Bobby was my first boyfriend at WLHS in 1956. Blessings to the entire family during this time of remembrance!

It's almost been a year since your passing and I still feel the ache of your absence every day. In life you were a great kid, you grew to be a beautiful woman, you made an awesome wife and mother. You had so many friends and a huge family who all loved you dearly. Known by so many as Aunt Sharon, you considered all the "kids" (anyone younger than you) as another child to love. You displayed pictures of your family, your friends, your friends families and their families throughout your...

I am totally devastated. I had no idea until this day that my dearest cousin had passed. Last talked to her in April on her birthday - she was so upbeat and hopeful. I loved her dearly and love her still. She and Bobby were more my younger sister and brother than cousins. I am so sorry for Rob and Alisha and the grandchildren she loved so much. God bless you all.

There are too many memories to sight, so I will pick my favorite! My fondest memories of Aunt Sharon are of her singing. Sitting on the sofa with a banjo with Uncle Jimmy, singing great old songs. I cherish the memory of her and cousin Dean singing, "That Old Rugged Cross" at Dad's funeral. She had a beautiful voice and for me that was when she shined the most. Love, Heide