Still missing you. You’re always in my heart and thoughts. You should still be here ♥️

I remember working with Sharon and her big smile. Always willing to listen and help anyone with anything.  Never a bad thing to say always smiling and patient.  She will be terribly missed

 I remember Sharon as the little sister who always wanted to tag along with us older kids(been a long time since we were called "kids").   She was always happy and laughing and wanted to join in whatever we were doing.  She always made me smile because I think she had a school girl crush on me all those 40 years ago.  She was a sweet kind person.  I  know she will be greatly missed by her family and friends.

Even though it's been 33/34 years, I will always cherish in my heart the love we shared and the good times we had, R.I.P.  Deepest Sympathies to the Family and Friends  

So sad, and so sorry for your loss, sending emotional healing prayers your way & everyday.  Sharon had a wild, fun, spirit & was always up for a good time when I new her many years ago.  Take care & look for hidden signs I know their spirit visits and wants us to know how much love they are sending now. Take care 

Deepest condolences & sympathy 

Nora Bishop (Chisholm) 

I'm forever grateful for the good times we've shared.  There are few authentic people in this world and you were one of them.  Your sense of wit and humor were amazing and I was always in awe of your intelligence. You loved fiercely. Too say you were a rare gem is an understatement and I'm so grateful for the memories and times we've shared, especially these past few months. Peace and love. 

Sharon was such a kind person. I loved working with her and seeing her sweet smile everyday. I couldn’t have asked for a better co-worker and I always called her my “work mom”. Sharon even helped me decide my career path. My deepest condolences go out to her family. 

Sharon was a sweet person. Her love for her dogs and other animals were endearing. My favorite thing we shared was how my old dog (small Cockapoo) would run up to big white (Polar bear) Ivan and try to play with him. Sharon and I would rant and rave about our senior dogs. She allowed me to share her heart and our chats about life would be more than a quick dog visit, but a lasting memory. All because of our dogs. Sharon, may you continue to shine as you did here on earth. You will be greatly missed on Elmira. Until we meet again my friend. 

Sharon was the best pharmacy technician a pharmacist could ask for.  Ever patient and calm, she taught my son to drive when I couldn’t manage and later trained my daughter as a pharmacy tech.  She will be sorely missed.  My heart goes out to her family and friends.

My dear friend Sharon, I will carry you in my heart forever.  Paul, Vaugh and Cruz, you are all in my prayers. 

American Cancer Society

Visitation

Committal Service and Burial

Paul T. Bell

Vaughn Bell and Cruz Bell

Gene Hoefel and Constance Solinski

Kaul Funeral Home

Sharon Bell

immediate need

Death has occurred or is near

plan ahead

OBITUARY

Sharon E. Bell

14 October, 1967 – 19 September, 2020

Kaul Funeral Home

Show your support

Add a Memory

Share Obituary

Get Updates

Services