2000 characters is not enough to share my memories with you all, but ironically it was the year we met, I am fortunate to have shared some of my greatest times with you, from going to concerts, The Fray and Shania Twain, to coming across for dinner once a month and playing pool, line dancing and eating at our regulars, Chilis or BWW's to weekends away cycling, lots of shopping in the UK and the US and going up and down the aligators, enjoying a good Indian meal, several Xmas party's,  my biggest memory of all is Sharons laugh, and how we would laugh and laugh and laugh always laughing, her laugh was infectious, hunny, may you rest in peace now you are reunited with Chadwick, Riley and Finlay, I know u are up there walking your boys, until we meet again, we miss you so much...xx

Painting with a twist in Rochester MI (a work event) then Sharon & I went to the bar next-door and had a real drink!

Sharon & I met at work and became so much more than just work friends. I always called her the Brit and she never seemed to mind.She had such a generous heart and an AMAZING laugh...I cannot tell you how many times we were nearly kicked out of places from how loud we were laughing. I have never laughed so hard and so much at work in my life!! 
I have so many fond memories and have taken with me so MANY funny stories she told me.over the years. I tell these stories to this day and I always laugh and the people I tell always laugh too. A lot of  the stories had to do w/ different words we use in the US vs what is used in England.Napkin = serviettes,Fries=chips 
Eraser=rubber --the story abt this one make me.laugh just thinking abt it...
She once said to me " you're.not so good with gadgets, are ya' Liz?" I laughed for like 5 mins
.and she was right!! 
Sharon helped me move- she stayed the WHOLE time as she knew I was going through a lot and she made it so much better. She & Ian had me over for dinner almost weekly when I had a crazy puppy and helped me with him...I dont know if she ever knew how MUCH that meant to me. She had a huge impact on my life...she showed me kindness, generosity,  friendship and most certainly laughter & fun. She will forever hold a place in my heart..and I will continue to tell her stories and do her "accent" and remember when she would.do my boring American accent. 
 This pic...is a big smiley cup.she gave to me (among many things)and I will use it and remember all the amazing times and the friendship.we had. She was one of a kind and I will miss her dearly

I was very sad to hear of Sharon’s passing. I will always remember her infectious laugh and her generous spirit. During Covid she was part of a neighborhood group which cheered and supported each other at backyard gatherings. I often saw her and Ian walking their dog(s) in the park or on the trail. She was always smiling and willing to share a story. Sometimes I’d have afternoon (English!) tea with her. She was a dear friend and I will miss her.

Happy days at a concert in Pine Knob. Miss you.
Richard & Monique

I knew, the very moment I met Sharon and Ian at a party, that we would be friends. We drank together, partied, rode motorbikes, loved going out for breakfast and lurrrrved chicken tikka masala. Most of all, we loved to laugh. I will miss her sense of humor, her love for life and her devotion to her dogs and her beloved Ian. Until we meet again Doris ❤️

There are people we are lucky to meet and even luckier to call friends, people who take a place in your heart forever, and we found that in both Sharon and Ian. It’s impossible to think of Sharon without thinking of her vibrant personality, beautiful smile, and infectious laugh, that made any get togethers or motorcycle adventures so much better.

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Sharon Cleaver

14 December, 1973 – 26 December, 2023

Kays-Ponger, Uselton & Lemon Bay Funeral Homes

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