In Memory

	Sharon (Burke) Mann


	Class Year:
	1968
	Cause of death:
	Bladder Cancer


	Comments:
	Sharon is survived by her three children and one grandchild who was born two days before she passed on.

In Memoriam

We were next door neighbors and good friends. I think she liked my brother Jon, but our friendship linked back together a few years back and we started emailing each other and one day the emails stopped, and I lost my friend. Sharon, I see you in my head wearing your cheerleading outfit. I can`t seem to see you any other way. I love you for your kindness, and friendship.......and love.

Joan (Myre) Sterling
3/6/2010

Sharon was a real SWEETHEART,back in school was in my top 10. we had a few classes together. as a person, one of the MOST friendly, kind, and Beautiful people one could know,Sharon you will ALWAYS be in my heart,MISS U GIRL. GUS.....

gus pannarale
6/15/2009

Oh Lord this going to be hard but some time has passed and i miss my sister so much. My sister was my big sister and always looked out for me and the one i could always call even if it was just to talk, she was my inspiration and still is.Sharon is at piece and in a better place now, but i think about you everyday. You still guide me,thank you for bieng the best sister one could have. Your loving brother Chuck

chuck burke
4/19/2005

I 'foundá Sharon on this site soon after she first became sick, we emailed a few times and I have prayed for her constantly. I am saddened by learning of her passing now. Sharon was a wonderful friend throughout high school and I'm happy that we had the chance to átalká here even if ever so briefly. She will be missed John Dacquisto 1968

John Dacquisto
10/14/2004

Sharon, my dear friend: I will never forget you and will miss you forever. Love, Joann

Joann
10/7/2004

I am in total shock! My memories of Sharon are of a sweet, smiling cheerleader who was fun to talk to and be with. She dated a friend of mine and was always at parties with us having fun as seniors. We talked on e-mail a time or two when she told me about her job, family and kids and how things were going well. She asked about my brother as well. Somehow I thought we might see one another again under good circumstances. Maybe that is just another teen-age dream that has faded away with the years. Be good, Sharon. Only the good die young. Very Sincerely, Dan S. Cunningham

Dan S. Cunningham
8/31/2004

Sharon was a yell leader when I was a freshman. During my freshman year the school decided we needed a frosh yell squad and I was one of a hundred or so hopefuls that tried out. Each of the five yell leaders got a group of us to instruct and Sharon was the leader for our group. She was really sweet to all of us (something different in our short high school careers--we were Scrubs, after all) and extremely patient--which couldn't have been easy given the level of coordination most of us had achieved. When Sharon joined Classmates I wrote to her and re-introduced myself, reminding her of the experience. We'd both had Mr. Hill back at LQ (she was on the Sun staff, I was on the yearbook) and knew a lot of the same people, so we exchanged e-mails reminiscing about old times and old friends. She hadn't changed in all the years, still a very sweet person, enthusiastic about her kids and life in general. How sad that her grandbaby was born just before she died. She will miss o

Gayle Gourley Reed
8/29/2004