James Edward Sharrett

Karen and Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May God continue to comfort you in the days ahead. Love you. Vickie Houghton

To all the Sharrett family......My family and I would like to tell you how sorry we are to learn of Mr. Sharrett's passing! I think I have known you all most of my life, and think of you as family, and some of you are! We will have you all in our prayers as you go through the days ahead! With our love,
Larry and Brenda Godsey Robbins
Clyce Godsey
Jeff and Jane Godsey

Sheriff Fred Newman and the Members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office would like to express their sympathy in the death of James Edward Sharrett. If our Sheriff’s Office can be of assistance to you during your time of sadness, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sheriff Newman and Members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Mark & Family,
At this time, may you feel the comfort of friends, the love of family, and the presence of God.
With love & prayers,

Michael and family,

I'm sorry to hear of the lost of your father. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this time. God Bless you all.

NO WORDS CAN EASE THE PAIN OF LOOSEING YOUR DAD, SO I WILL BE PRAYING FOR YOU ALL
Robert Keesee

JACK&FAMILY
I'M SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR BROTHER I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY THOUGHT AND PRAYERS.GOD BLESS YOU.

Tim & Family,
I'm sorry to hear of your father's passing. You and your family will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. God Bless You!

Helen and family, It has truly been an honor knowing you, Jim and your family. May God bless you, give you peace, and fill your heart with love. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Love you all.

Jim was a kind, gentle man with a ready smile and a hearty laugh. He enjoyed his family and friends and he enjoyed life. He found something positive and fun in all his life experiences.

Four years ago, I saw Jim for the first time in many years. Helen told me he had Alzheimer's and might not recognize me, so don't be offended. But, he did recognize me and we had a fun visit. He proceeded to tell me, "You know, I've got that Alzheimer's. Sometimes I 'go away,' but I always come back." I was curious, so, I asked him, "Where do you go? What do you do?"

He chuckled and said he went back to his boyhood and remembered all the fun times he had with his friends and all the mischief they got into, but that they never did anything mean to hurt anybody, just to have fun. And he told me, "It seems to bother everybody else, but not me. I'm having a real fun time!" and then we laughed.

And that's how I remember Jim. Always finding the best in everything and a smile for everyone and every situation.

May your fond memories of Jim bring you comfort and peace at this time of loss and sadness.

Much sympathy and love,
Carol Kelly

May God be with you and your family during this time. I so glad he was able to be there for his birthday and for the reunion it was a wonderful time. He lived a long life and had seven great children and a wonderful wife. He is now in a better place than we can imagine. Our prayers are with you all. Love Allen & Marsha Torbett