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Colleen Webb Obituary
Mashpee, NH — Colleen Webb, 50, left the world too soon on June 26, 2022. She was so many things to different people - a beloved friend, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and daughter. Her memory will be cherished by all those she left behind.
Born in Boston on March 21, 1972 to parents Kevin and Nancy Sharkey, she spent the latter half of her childhood in Bow, NH with her siblings Brian and Megan Sharkey and attended Concord High School. There, Colleen met and fell in love with her husband, John Webb. Colleen and John moved mostly around New England while raising their two daughters, Anastacia (Staci) and Alicia. In 2003, they moved to what had long been her "happy place" in Mashpee, MA. Colleen's greatest joy was her family. She was an amazing and loving mother to her daughters, and grandmother to Connor and Fiona Webb. She had a way of creating wonder and magic everywhere she went.
Colleen was a caring and devoted friend. She valued all of her friendships, and was known to strike up friendships with people in all different areas of her life. She would do anything she could to help and support the people in her life. She was also a lover of animals, and would go out of her way to help animals in need. She loved deeply and had a way of finding joy in even the smallest things. She will be deeply missed.
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Memories and Condolences
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Kimmy Fish farnum
July 9, 2025
I will always remeber riding around with john and you listening to great white * here we go again playing in the back ground * we rode around for hours who knew those were the best times of our lives. miss you sweet colleen your smile pops up in my mind quite often
Lori Oringer
August 8, 2022
Colleen was and is so special to me.and always forever in my heart.
Theres not a day that goes by I dont think of her and talk to her .
My winter in Mashpee of 2016 was filled with the most cherished and menorable hours and hours of laughters
.Stories we shared that only 2 people as girlfriends only can ...
I had the fortunate pleasure of spendings hours almost daily sharing every thought one has on their mind.
We had some really really solid time together - after all what else is there on Santuitpond in the dead of winter.
I have some beautiful memories that are beyond priceless and John most certainly would share a snicker or 2 himself at our antics.
She knew my entire familly well -
She took such special time and care with my mom , at the most important time of my moms final yrs. She barely let a day go by without letting her know she was thinking of her - calling her punctionally every day.
It made our time together that just even more special .understanding each others stuff".
She touched every area of my life-- ,She many a time cared for my animals like her own .
Colleen never ever said no" to anyone in need-- she was a total giver "in every way possible.
She would never ever so " no" to someone if she could help - ever..
And there certainly arent many people you meet in life that truly are so giving. If any ..
Theyre far and few.
She was a very easy person to be around for even long oeriods of time.
It is a rare and beautiful combination of a person that she was and you cant say about alot of people -that theyre as easy to be around and a pleasure at the same time as she was
I forever cherish our memories ..
not everyone gets that much quality time with people they love just because of our daily lives.
She will never ever be forgotten..
.. Love To You All.. Lori O
Bruce and Toni Kenna
July 18, 2022
Kevin and Nancy,
Our hearts and prayers are with you and all of Colleen's family in these difficult times.
Kimberly farnum
July 9, 2022
I will always remember her as the sweetest person. And her smile . My condolences
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