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Sharon Renner Obituary
Born on July 5, 1946, in Kansas City, Kansas, Sharon lived a life marked by dedication, resilience, and love for her family. She was a tenacious and strong-willed woman who worked tirelessly to provide a wonderful life for her husband and children. Her unwavering commitment to her loved ones was evident in everything she did.
Sharon shared nearly 60 years of marriage with her beloved husband, Ed Renner. Together, they built a life filled with love and cherished memories. She is survived by her two children, Elaine Harden and Cornel Renner; her grandchildren Devon Buechel, Wesley Harden, Brandon Harden, Alyssa Renner, and Elizabeth Renner; as well as her son-in-law Jimmy Harden and Pat Gerlat Weber. In addition to her family, she leaves behind a small group of very special friends in Citrus Village who adored her dearly.
Sharon found joy in the simple pleasures of life. She loved to cook and knit, always creating warmth and comfort for those around her. One of her favorite pastimes was driving the golf cart around Citrus Village, where she enjoyed the company of friends and neighbors. She also treasured conversations with her family and found relaxation in watching soap operas during her downtime.
Her presence will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her. May the memories of Sharon bring comfort to those she leaves behind.
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Beatrice Juarez
March 20, 2025
Sharon, there is not a day that goes by that I wish you would be driving around in your little cart though my street..
Thank you for your friendship.
I do miss you.
Robbie Keith
March 12, 2025
Love you Auntie Sharon. Many fond memories at Grandma and Grandpa and the Holidays and BBQ with your amazing potato salad. The many nights and weekends I stayed as a child visiting Elaine and Cornel you and Ed. Say hi to my mom ,grandma and grandpa.
Larry
February 27, 2025
There's to many memories to list. I was trying to reconnect. Im sorry I didn't start soon enough. The last three years that we talked on the phone will have to be enough. Love You
Larry
Beatrice Juarez
February 27, 2025
Sharon, I am in shock, in disbelieved, heart broken that you left us. I am going to miss our talks, our trips to Walmart, Sam's Club (for ice cream), CVS for medicines or just for a ride. Most of all, I am going to miss seeing you in your gulf cart just driving in and out of our Village wearing your favorite red cap.
Sharon!!!
Gosh darn you, Sharon... I can't believe this happened to you. Only the Good Lord knows why.
All I have left to say to is that it's time to rest now Sharon. Be in peace.
I love you girl and I am going to miss you.
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Cathy
February 27, 2025
I am very sorry for your loss. Sharon was a delight, loved her sparkly caps. She was a joy. Sincerely, Cathy Dec
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