Aunt Sharon was such an amazing person growing up and truly gave me some of my greatest childhood memories.  We spent a lot of time at her home when we were younger.  She was always such a caring and lowing lady.  There were times Steve and I would be horsing around a little more than we should have been and she would come down those steps and place the fear of God in us, but before she headed back upstairs, she let you know everything was alright (but I knew for sure we better not give her a reason to come back downstairs, and normally didn't!) She was definitely the strongest woman I have ever met, and someone I always had the most respect for.  We had Thanksgivings over her house when we were younger and there hasn't been a Thanksgiving yet that has passed that I haven't thought of being back to those early years.  I also remember her legendary carrot cakes, now my Mom's favorite cake.  Over the years my Mom would ask for us to make her one for her birthday.  We have gotten better making them, but as my Mom would say, and I agree, "It's good, but not Aunt Sharon good."  I will miss you Aunt Sharon.  You were one of the greatest people I know, and I am thankful and blessed that you were part of my life.  

Having Aunt Sharon (and all the Weedons and Ulrichs) be a part of my childhood is one of the greatest gifts in my life.  Getting my trophy from her at peewee bowling, always being amazed as she whistled for Steve to come home, playing cards and games at the dining room table, being part of the New Years celebrations, listening to Uncle Mike say the prayer for Thanksgiving, seeing her cuddle Darrin as a baby, being a flower girl (still have the little dress) are just a few of the memories that will always warm my heart.  Nothing could make a child feel more special than walking into her home on Ryerson Circle.  She will always be remembered with fondness, love and unending appreciation.   ...Marlene

Mom, You were the strongest person I know. You raised two boys on your own while doing what needed to be done to maintain our household . At times I didn’t know how you maintained your sanity, but you did.  Your tough love made me the man & father I am today, and I will forever be grateful. 
I will always cherish the memories, especially the ones of Sunday night family dinners. Not being allowed to get up till the plates were cleaned and this is usually where we had our family talks, played cards or chess and laid out hearts out. 
I see so much of you in my kids, Amber and Kolby have your sense of humor, they are strong and are becoming more and more independent as they mature. Your little Stevo definitely is a character, he is gentle and has a kind heart full of love. All traits you helped instill while babysitting and helping to raise them the way you raised Steve and I. (You did soften up in your old age)
You will forever and always be missed. I know Steve was there to welcome you home with open arms. Please beat him in a game of chess and ping pong for me. 
All my love and Rest In Peace until we meet again 
Love always,
Darrin

Ms Sharon was a wonderful woman whom loved her children dearly. I have plenty of warm memories of her interactions with her sons Steve , Darren and their friends. Ms Sharon made you feel as if you were family. A truly beautiful person.

Grandma, I will always remember the great times spent with you and all the wonderful memories made. Not only were you the best grandmother and babysitter one could ask for, but the best ,best friend. From showing me all your favorite flowers you were growing to always playing cards with you and Poppy at the kitchen table. I love you forever & always and will miss you tremendously! 
Love Always,
Kolby 🤍

I will always remember the great times we had growing up on Mount St., roller skating, the gatherings at Aunt Edna's, going to the beach, summers with the cousins on the Kittywake boat, family Christmas's at Grandmom's, and especially the New Years Eve parties. The times with Steve and Darrin growing up with sports, and the later years with the cookouts, dinner celebrations, birthday's, and  events with your adopted sister Cathy and all the GREAT times we all had over the years.  Cathy and I love you, and we will miss you immensely.
 

Grandma, I will never forget all the good times we had at your house. From playing card games, to watching the Ravens and O’s games and to all the soap operas you made me watch when you use to babysit us. I love you so much, forever & always! 
Love,
Amber🖤

OBITUARY

Sharon Lee Walsh

April 21, 1943 – November 8, 2020

Gary L. Kaufman Funeral Home at Meadowridge Memorial Park

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