Andy, I am sorry that it has taken this long to offer my condolences for your mother. Since I have been out of the country and the state attending spanish classes, and embracing Latin American culture, hispanic standard time has really rubbed off on me, and to add that to Mormon standard time, nobody knows including myself if I can ever arrive or do anything on time or timely manner that is in the future. As you know I think humor is the best medicine at times, in addition to what I call "Spiritual Pick-me-up's," (such as: church, scriptures, going to fhe, activities etc, even if you have aged out, you are welcome, and would like to see you in the near future if possible). That said, I know our blood/friend/church families can help bring support/happiness in our lives. I'm glad to know that we will see our loved ones again. We are truly blessed to know this. Working in the Healthcare field I have noticed that those who don't know, it is harder for them to usually accept and cope with the death and dieing process. 
-From what I have read and heard, your mother was a great woman.  She had to have been, because you're a great guy and spiritual giant/example to me, as well as others. I wish you and your family the best. 
With much love and sincerity,

Chris Vinson

I had the pleasure of working with Sharon for over 16 years at Sonsio. She was such a light and had such a positive impact on my life. She was a genuinely kind person who really cared about you and made you feel loved. I’ll miss her “ how ya doing, honey” and her laugh and smile. You were one of a kind, Sharon. I’ll love and miss you always. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I love this sweet moment of Grandma dancing with Bri. It captures her fun, joyful spirit and the beautiful bond she shared with her grandkids—they absolutely adored her, and she adored them.

I’ve had the incredible blessing of calling Sharon “Mom” for the past 25 years. She was the best mother-in-law anyone could ask for and an even more amazing grandma. After having 4 boys, I was so blessed to be one of her "daughters." 

She truly excelled at being Grandma—always present, always involved, and always full of love.

Whether it was football games, choir concerts, primary programs, or just everyday things like picking the kids up from school or keeping cookies stocked in the cupboard—she showed up. She never missed the big moments either: graduations, weddings, births… she was there, cheering us on.

Some of our most treasured memories are Sunday dinners with her, or Christmas mornings with her and Uncle Andy, watching the kids open presents, then spending the rest of the morning helping put everything together. That was her, hands-on, thoughtful, and full of joy in the simple moments.

Service was just part of who she was. Always helping, always thinking of others.

While it brings us peace to know she’s been reunited with her loved ones—especially Grandpa—we miss her more than words can say. Her love, her example, her influence will stay with us always. We are so grateful for the knowledge that we are sealed to her, and that we’ll be with her again one day.

She was the best.
Love,
Alicia

I am so blessed to have her as my grandma. She was always making me laugh and smile. She also loved to spend time with us. When we lived with grandma for a year she was always willing to watch movies or play bored games she was really just the best grandma ever.

I worked with Sharon for 7 years.  We sat back to back in the same aisle.  We became really close during and after Covid because we were the only reps that came into the office.  We had a lot of wonderful chats when we worked on Saturdays.  She had her own health issues, but she always asked about me and my family.  Especially my mom.  We were co-workers 1st and then good friends.  I will miss her smile and her laugh.  Her family is in my thoughts and prayers.  I love you Sharon!

I had the privilege to work with Sharon for 9yrs and she was the most Amazing lady ever. She was always so very kind and sweet. I will most definitely miss her and her smile<3

My desk was next to Sharon, and I absolutely loved chatting with her. Talking about all the interesting calls we had or just sharing stories. She lived such a fun life! She was the kindest lady, and I am so glad I got to work next to her. She always asked me if I ever needed anything she would be there, she was truly the sweetest lady. I will miss you so much Sharon. <3

This was heartbreaking news. After 17 years of working together, Sharon became more than just a coworker—she became a friend. She would always say, "Hi honey, how are you?". She enjoyed talking about her family, including her visits to see her sister and her grandchildren. I will miss her. Sharon had a profoundly positive impact on countless lives. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to get to know her as a friend and coworker. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I had the pleasure of working with Saron for 17 years. She was an amazing person and grew with the company. Her kindness and smile always made the room shine brighter.  I will always remember how she made my day by never forgetting to tell me good morning even when i wasn't in the office.  My deepest sympathy goes out to the family for the loss of a great person.  Sending you love, prayers and strength as she will always be in my heart and prayers.

Sharon was a great lady who greeted everyone with a smile. No matter what she was going through, she always asked me how I was doing and asked about my daughter and seemed genuinely interested in getting to know me. Sharon was such a sweet woman who cared for everyone around her. I was really sad when she retired because I enjoyed our talks, but I'm glad that she got some time to herself. She will be missed.

Sharon was such a joy to be around. Her positive attitude and bundle of joy were contagious. She had a bright spirit about her and was so thoughtful to those around her. She will be missed!

Sharon and I exchanged so many pleasantries over the years when I worked with her ..mostly in passing in the hallway.

 Such a gem to encounter and small talk with.  Heaven gained an angel!  Rest in peace, dear Sharon.

I had the privilege of working with Sharon for 17 years at Sonsio. Every morning, without fail, she would take her walk around the building and make a point to stop by and pop her head into my office just to say hello. If she wasn’t on her walk, I’d make sure to stop by her desk for a quick chat. Sharon was always so kind and thoughtful—she had a warm smile that could brighten anyone’s day. We often talked about Steve, and she never missed a chance to ask how my wife was doing. Her genuine kindness and caring spirit left a lasting impression on me, and I will truly miss those moments we shared.

I had the pleasure of working with Sharon for many years. She always greeted you with a warm smile and was fully present in every conversation we had. I was glad to see her again in May this year when she stopped by work—it was a great surprise. My deepest condolences to her family.

I had the pleasure to work with Sharon for many years, she loved talking about her granddaughter and her family. I loved hearing her stories and memories of her sons growing up.  She was thoughtful and kind, and she will be missed.

OBITUARY

Sharon Lee Brown

9 April, 1952 – 18 July, 2025

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Crown Hill

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