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Edward Sheron Obituary
Edward John Sheron
May 2, 1935 - January 9, 2023
Ed was born on May 2, 1935 in Butte, Montana. After Ed graduated from Butte High in 1953, he was recruited to play football at the University of Washington.
Ed met his wife Shirley Kraushar while attending the University of Washington and they married in 1957 after graduation. Ed and Shirley went on to have two daughters, Lisa and Alayna.
Ed was predeceased by his father "Big Ed" and his mother "Millie". He is survived by his wife Shirley Sheron; daughters: Lisa Pratt, Alayna Hagen; grandchildren: Greg, Marissa, Alexandra and Michael; great-grandchildren: Dominic, Amber and his brother, Glen Sheron.
Please refer to Becksfuneralhome.com for his full obituary.
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Memories and Condolences
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Nancy Schweitzer
February 3, 2025
A few of your biggest fans are lovin' on ya! We miss you, Cousin.
Cousin Nancy
December 22, 2024
Christmas, 1950s. Those were the iconic gatherings which set the standard for all others. Always celebrated "over home" at Gramma Mary's. Everyone dressed in their very best. All the ladies in their fancy aprons scurrying about the kitchen. The dining table stretched out into the "frontroom" to seat all the adults. Children sitting in the kitchen at the kids' table. Nine steaming dishes and five desserts plus hard sauce for over top. Christmas then brought our Family together. What a blessing our Family was for each of us. We miss those who have gone on and their memory lives. Merry Christmas, Eddy.
Dick Schweitzer
December 14, 2023
Sure hope you caught the last UW football game, Eddy. The Dawgs had a great victory over the Ducks. Gave us all a rush of pride just like days gone by.
Nancy Schweitzer
December 12, 2023
My Dear Eddy, the Big Cousin who watched over me. How I cherish our road trip to Butte in 2019 and the fun ride to Whitehall where we popped into the A&W for rootbeer floats. You, me and your brother Glen. Delicious in every way. Memories certainly are precious gems.
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