I am so sorry to hear of Sharon's passing, She and I were friends when she worked at Raritan Bay Medical Center. I always enjoyed her friendship, wise words of wisdom and " kindness" The patients loved her. May her memory be for a blessing

Heidi Sperling- Freeman

Although we only had the pleasure of meeting Sharon one time, we’ve known George for many, many decades, and know, first hand, just how much he loved and adored her.

If a person’s soul and humanity can be measured by the depth of the effect they have on those close to them, then it’s clear from everyone’s heartfelt testimonials that Sharon occupied a special place in many hearts.

Sincere condolences and sympathy to Sharon’s family, George’s family, and all their friends.

We are so sorry to hear about Sharon's passing.  She was a beacon of light and healing during her career, and when she came into our long time friend George's life, we often said that God sent her to our friend, who yearned for a wonderful companion and soulmate.  Sharon brought profound meaning into George's life and she was an inspirational person in her own right.  Life is so unfair sometimes.  Sharon will be sorely missed by all who knew her.   Our hearts go out to her family and friends and particularly to George Gerstein.   Our sincerest condolences.

My dear Sharon...you are—and will always be—my soul sister, my friend of the heart, after so many journeys shared together! I am certain that our hearts will continue to communicate on whatever plane our souls have chosen to inhabit at this moment...love you dearly!

My sincerest condolences to family and friends of Sharon. For the many years that I knew her, she always considered her friends and family a priority and gave all her love and energy to them. There  are very few people that you meet once in a lifetime that leave and incredible impression of understanding and compassion . That was Sharon. She will truly be missed by all who knew her .

All my love to Allie, Katie and all the family during this time. Sharon (Mrs. Yeskel) was a lovely woman who I am honored to have gotten to know.

I've known Sharon for over 40 years. During those many years she experienced many blessings but also suffered heartache. Pain never held her back. Her positive thinking and spirituality moved her forward with courage, dignity and grace. I  admired her appearance which was always beautiful and stylish. She adored her family. In our last conversation she had no fear for herself. Her only concern was for her loved ones. Her last wish was for their happiness. She was a gentle soul who leaves a positive imprint for her friends and family.

I knew Sharon from a women’s business group many years ago. We only loosely stayed in touch. She was such a sweet person and had such a peaceful energy around her. I am very sorry to hear of her passing and I send my deepest condolences.

Dear Larry, Katie and Allison,
Sharon was a beloved younger cousin who I grew up with in Cincinnati. We enjoyed a very close Malofsky family upbringing sharing many simchas together as well as  supporting each other during sad times.  We last saw Sharon 2 years or so when we visited NYC and had dinner with her and George.  It was reconnecting as if no time had elapsed.  I spoke to her a month ago and she told me about her pancreatic cancer.  She will truly be missed but always be remembered for a blessing. 
❤️🙏🔯
Dr Harold and Marcia Malofsky

Sharon was a winderful friend and lunch buddy at work.
We often shared stories of our lives during lunch.
When Covid hit and Sharon left work, i was at a great loss. She was such a great friend she would come back to the hospital and walk the parking lot with me.  sharon also took me to NYC to see broadway shows for which i was always greatful. 
Sharon loved her daughters and with 2 daughters myself who grew up in OB, we had lots in common.
Sharon had great Rekei hands and always offered them when she could see me stressed.
I am so sorry to hear Sharon has passed, she was a beautiful person.
Thank you for letting me know she has passed.
Kathie Small

We became sisters by choice of the heart 54 years ago, when you and your family welcomed me with so much love.

Just like in my own family, you were, and always will be, a daughter and a sister to me.

Our lives changed forever for the better after we met in art class at Woodward High School in Cincinnati, in 1972.

Through the years, we shared loyalty, companionship, advice, experiences, tears, and laughter. We were deeply present in each other’s lives, and because of that, our lives became richer and more meaningful.

The emptiness your absence leaves in my life can never be replaced, but the memories we created together will live in my heart forever.

I love you

Sharon and I have been  such close friends  for 67 years. We’ve shared ups and downs , been each other’s confidants, and we shared wonderful memories  and laughed till we couldn’t breathe. I will never forget the courageous battle she fought with this horrible disease. May her memories bring peace and blessings to all who knew her.
I will miss and love her forever.
Bette Ann

Sharon, We had only just started getting to know each other and become friends! You had such an easy and warm energy  about you that made me feel like we had known each other much longer. I’ll always think about the weeks we spent up in NY, and the laughs we had playing taboo! I’m truly grateful our paths crossed, even for such a short time. Rest in peace  my friend. Luanne

OBITUARY

Sharon Yeskel

June 26, 1954 – May 9, 2026

Bloomfield-Cooper Jewish Chapels

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