Sharon S. Wineberg

Mrs. Wineberg, I still have the book you gave me in 7th grade English class more than 50 years ago. In fact, I'm looking at it right now. It was a guide to poetry written by one of your own English professors back before the college you attended became a university. It is called A Saddle for Pegasus, and you passed it on to me because you saw promise in me as a writer and a poet. You were absolutely the first person to really encourage my writing, and I have drawn upon the gifts you gave me...

Susan and Family,

Our sincere condolences on your mother's passing. We will always remember her as a principled, supportive lady who had a genuine concern for helping all. She will be fondly remembered and dearly missed. Treasure your memories of such a wonderful person.

Mike and Cheryl Hamilton

I had the distinct honor to work as an English teacher with Sharon at Gunning Bedford. My family and I were deeply saddened by the loss of Sharon. She mentored me as a new teacher, and I learned many skills from her, which I continue to use. We grew quite close, and she became a mentor to to me as a young mother as well. Sharon's innate humor and wit were enjoyed by many, but her compassion ran equally as deep. She blessed many in her life. Sharon adored her children and their each...

So very sorry for your loss . May many precious memories comfort you and may the God of all comfort be with you and give you peace .
Romans 15 : 13 .

My condolences to your family during this difficult time. May the promise in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 comfort your family.

My sincere condolences to Sharon's family from a high school classmate at Punxsutawney High School. Sharon was loved by so many for her magnetic personality and sense of humor during our high school days together. May fond memories sustain you in this time of sadness. God bless each of you.