San Francisco, California
May 14, 1967 – Feb 1, 2025
Sharon Marie Poulin O'Connell was born in Hartford, Connecticut, to Susan and Joseph Poulin on Mother's Day of 1967. She grew up in Coventry, Connecticut, alongside her brothers, David and Steven. Their home was filled with creativity and joy, hosting tea parties, dance parties, and haunted...
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I'll miss you, friend, and our shared love of the Red Sox, a good lobster roll, hunting for treasures at the French Market and gallons of tea. May you rest in peace.
Cindy Coyne
February 21, 2025
We love you Sharon. Remembering you as a happy bubbly big sister. Made us laugh as you made a skit on Christmas using our children and your brothers as a true Nativity with our youngest as baby Jesus Rest in peace
Susan Sposito
February 13, 2025
We had the best times with Sharon during our years as moms at St. Cecilia´s grammar school in San Francisco. Always fun, knowing she was a cheerleader makes a lot of sense. She was a beloved friend and mother. Fly high dear Sharon.
Michelle O'Driscoll
February 11, 2025 | Friend
Sharon was 11 years older than me and therefore my first crush. She was fun and funny and energetic and had dimples and a great laugh. She was fun to be around especially as a kid. I was always excited to know the Poulins were coming g over for the holidays or to the lake. I knew it would be special just to be around them. I pray she is at peace and I´ll always carry a picture of her smiling face in my memory.
Michael Sposito
February 11, 2025
Over 40 years ago when my wife Shirley and I first married we live in Connecticut some 45 minutes from Coventry. My wife´s aunt and uncle, Susan and Joe would invite us over for dinner from time to time over a weekend. We were always very excited to visit, filled with anticipation knowing there would be much love and laughter with Sharon, David and Stephen providing personal antics. We have many memories of the Poulin family, the one that sticks out for me is Sharon doing some of her...
Domenic
February 11, 2025 | Family
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The Orrino Family
February 10, 2025 | Foxboro, MA
Our moms met in the library, and the love that was planted there remains. I remember re-enacting the Christmas Story for our families and fancy, home-made dollhouses in that little alcove of your parents´ house when we were little. I remember being invited to your 70´s themed house party (so excited to be included) and the ridiculously wrong shoes you wore for our hike in Muir Woods when we were a bit more grown up. The books that were bigger than Charlie when he was born and the sparkle in...
Marybeth
February 10, 2025
So sorry to hear I guess a person can die of a broken heart. RIP Sharon you did all you could do
Just a Friend
February 10, 2025 | Friend
