Sharon A. Rigdon

Sharon and I were classmates starting in Kindergarden at Emmaus Lutheran Church thru High School at Concordia. Her Father, Hans, and my parents were good friends. I was a frequent guest in their Dinnen Avenue home. Hans was so proud of his three grand sons. My sympathy to the family in the loss of their Mother.

I worked with Sharon over the years at the ACPL. She was the nicest person and a good problem solver. I wish joyful memories to her family in celebrating her life.

Sending our love,thoughts and prayers to my Sister-In-Law and to the family..... we will see you in heaven.. God Bless!
Love,
Evelyn Timme
Teresa
Pam
Kelly

Aunt Sharon always sent me a birthday card which was a combined birthday and Valentine's Day card since my birthday is on Valentin's day. I know these cards are hard to find so she always made a special effort to find a nice one for me.
Aunt Sharon was always a hard working mother and I always respected and admired that she went to church every Sunday with three boys. What a great, Godly Mother.
I will see you in Heaven Aunt Sharon and we will see Jesus face to face. Come Lord Jesus, please come.
Love always,
Teresa Timme Myers

Sorry for your loss. May you draw close to our loving God by reading his word, and find comfort in the hope he gives us all : of seeing our loved ones again in a beautiful new paradise home here on earth.

I never personally knew you, but knowing your son, Phil, as my pastor reveals to me that you were certainly a wonderful person and a great Christian. May you rest in peace awaiting the coming of our lord and savior.

So sorry for the loss of Sharon! I always loved her. She always was a woman to look up to for her loving way. I'm so blessed to have had her in my life. Thank you for sharing her.