Sharon S. Pyne

I remember Sharon as being very smart with a great sense of humor. She would take Sue (her younger sister) & I all over the place when we were poor college students. I remember going to hear her brothers play in their band, going to Melody Top & out to eat. I have fond memories of her and am sorry to hear of her passing. My deepest sympathies.

I met Sharon online through the DQMW and JC emai; list we were on. I remember Sharon as a kind, helpful, fair and open minded lady. I feel fortunate I me her online.
Remember, she is still alive in the memories you have of her in your mind and heart.

Dear Pyne Family;

We are so very sorry to hear that Sharon has passed. We remember the good times we all shared when we were younger. She was a truly wonderful person who will be missed by all who knew her. May your faith in God bring you close to her again. Deepest sympathy,

Kevin & Melodie Seib (Kev & Mel)

Dear Margaret and Family,

Sorry to hear of your loss. In this very difficult time, please accept my condolences.

With deepest sympathies,

I am saddened by the loss of one of my dear cousins. I will remember her sweetness, kindness, and humor. My love and prayers are with you all.

I am an online friend of Sharon's from many years ago and I am saddened to hear of her passing. My deepest condolences to her family.

Dear Margaret, Amber, and the Pyne family:
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Margaret, a sister's love is like no other. Know that her love will be with you always.
Thinking and praying for all of you during this difficult time.
Pam Groh

Dear Marge, Ron and the entire Pyne family--It is a sad loss to see such a sweet person as Sharon go. I have always held her strength, great sense of humor, and gentle way in high regard. She will always be remembered with a smile on her face. It was a pleasure to know her over the many years-hmmm...20? and to hang out with her and the benkos & band. wow. What a special lady she will always be. Many thoughts and prayers to you all.

My deepest condolences to Ron, Mike & Julie, Marge & the entire Pyne family... I have so many fond memories of Sharon from the fun filled Quo Vadis days and us tearing down the walls of the old band house, to memories of Sharon always saving a chair for her friends at each of the gigs. She kept the best of us sane and always made us all laugh. Though I would see her almost every weekend, she would somehow also find time to write letters to me. I have saved every one of those all of these...