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Sharon L. Enze

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Published by Legacy Remembers on Jul. 27, 2014.

Enze, Sharon, of River Edge, passed away on July 27, 2014 at the age of 72. Sharon is predeceased by her husband Malky. Loving mother of Cheryl Jester and her husband Frank, Sandra Cookson and her husband Mike, James Enze and his wife DawnMarie and Susan Stallard and her husband Steven. Dear sister of Gail Freeman. Cherished grandmother of Tyler, Mikayla, Samantha Maxwell J., Emma, Michael, Malia Mae and Brooke. Also survived by many nieces and nephews and brother and sister in-laws. A Memorial Gathering will be held on Thursday July 31 from 4-8 pm at William G. Basralian Funeral Home located at 559 Kinderkamack Road in Oradell. Funeral Friday 9:30 am from the funeral home. Interment following at George Washington Memorial Park in Paramus.

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EDMON J. ANZ

July 1, 2016

May she rest in peace, one of my closest Sisters-in-law whom I have always considered a true sister during the entire time I spent in the United States. She was always at my side during the joyful times and no less, during the difficult times. She always made me feel valued and cared for, we spent together the most beautiful days of my life at the 'Backyard' by the swimming pool. Along with my brother Malko (Mike) we used to barbeque, swim and gather the various members of our family. Moreover, the sweet days we spent together as one united family at their house 'down the shore' on my brother Malko's boats which he affectionately called 'Sharon I' and 'Sharon II'. My sister in law always made me feel supported when I worked with my brother Malko (Mike), that which I will always remember. I will always be grateful for her care and support. I also remain appreciative to her for keeping continuous contact, communicating and staying updated on our news overseas after all these years! It should not be forgotten that Sharon, she was always - and to her last moments - a very good-hearted person. 'Allah Yirhamik, Sharon' (May God bless your soul, Sharon) I am certain you have now met with my brother Mike whom has always been the most precious person to you, as you have always been to him. May God bless both your souls and protect all your children and their families: Cheryle, Sandy, Jimmy & Suzie. May you rest in peace, Sharon. Your Brother in Law, EDMON