Sharon Joyce Oakley

Sharon was born to Richard Williams and Barbara Williams in Pasadena, California. She died at 4:15 AM in San Martin Hospital in Las Vegas, Nevada due to complication of a long-term illness. Sharon is survived by her mother, Barbara Melon, sister, Virginia McCallister and brother, Steven Williams. Also by her four children, Travis Williams, Ben Williams, Heather Fixico, and Crystal Williams. Her children followed by her eight grandchildren, Ashley Link, Christopher McNamara, Jocelynn Fixico, Hope Williams, Rain Fixico, Dylan Thomas, Joshua Williams and Lily Williams.    She was a stay at home mom for a long number of years. In 1976, she then moved to Henderson, Nevada. There she started working at the Railroad Pass in 1979 for numerous years. She had been moved from being a hostess to restaurant manager. After that, she had been working at the Gold Strike in 2000. Sharon had made employee of the month countless times due to her hard work and lightening personality.     Sharon was one of those people who had the personality of a loving kid. She loved playing tricks on people to laugh and lighten up the mood when they were down. No matter what, she was always a giving person. She’d give gifts that she had bought at a store or just the junk she had in her purse. Out of all that she gave, she always gave the most love. All the love she had. You could never get off the phone with her because she has so much to say, most of which she had said before, but we always went along with it.    She always made us laugh and frustrated at times, but we all know she loved us with all of her heart. We knows she’s looking down on us, drinking her mochas. And we all know she’s safe in our hearts.