Sharon Ann Winn

Sharon was one of the first people I got to know when I moved to this area. I met her through UUCT. Sharon was fun to get to know. She lived life on her own terms. She was very encouraging to me, always pushing me to get out there and do things, assuring me that I could do it. She gave me a trophy on my 50th birthday for "getting that far". I am sad that I will never get to talk to her again.

Dr. Winn was a wonderful woman and teacher. I had the honor of being her student numerous times, and I will never forget the conversations we used to have in front of Seminary Hall. She had a unique way of helping students believe in themselves, but she was the first to tell you if she disagreed with your way of thinking. Dr. Winn was a "what you see is what you get" type of lady, which only added to her charm. I will never forget her or the impact she had on me during my education at NSU. I...

The passing of my favorite "improper lady" leaves the world a smaller, darker place. She will be greatly missed.

"She opened her mouth with wisdom;and in her tongue is the law of kindness." Probverbs 31:26
May you find comfort, compassion, grace, and the love of family and friends surrounding you druing this time of sorrow.
Dr.Winn is not only a past professor of mine, but will be a mentor and "forever friend." She will never be forgotten.

My condolences go out to your family in your time of sorrow. While I never had Dr. Winn in class, I spent many hours sitting outside of Seminary Hall talking to her and she was a wonderful woman. She will be sorely missed.