Sharon Muller

Sharon Muller, affectionately known as "Shae," age 53, of Grand Island, FL, passed away on August 16, 2025, at Cornerstone Hospice House. Sharon was born on December 3, 1971, in Ponce, PR, to Loida Nieves Guevarra and Tomas Pacheco. Raised in the Bronx, NY, she graduated in 1989 from J.F. Kennedy High School before continuing her education at Bronx Community College for two years. Sharon worked in the customer service industry, where she provided great vibes daily and shared positive affirmations every day with her coworkers. Her final place of employment, Advent Health RX Plus Pharmacy, allowed her many opportunities to serve as a motivator and a positive asset to the RX Plus department. Sharon was a proud, loving, and devoted wife, mother, and "Wuela." She is survived by her devoted husband of 35 years, Jason Muller; her wife of 16 years, Christine Vega-Muller; her son Brendon Muller (Mikayla); her son Justin Muller (Airiana); her daughter Brianna Fuentes (Nicholas); her daughter Emma Muller; and her grandchildren, including Logan Muller, with many more to come. Sharon was a loving, happy, and energetic ray of sunshine. She lit up every room and could bring a smile to anyone she crossed paths with. Sharon was always the life of the party- and will continue to be the life of the party in her afterlife. She found joy in life's blessings, especially boating, the beach, and music events, where she sparkled the brightest, dancing like no one was watching, yet drawing everyone in with her magnetic energy. The love and kindness Sharon leaves behind will forever leave footprints in the sand for those blessed to walk in her path. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the Lady Lake Community Building, 237 W. Guava Street, Lady Lake, FL, from 1–5 p.m. Family and friends are invited to join in sharing stories, laughter, tears, and celebration of the wonderful life she led. Let's raise a toast to the amazing daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, titi, and friend Sharon was-and will always be remembered as. Please bring your stories to share; it means so much to know that our beloved Sharon was loved by so many.