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Karla Baxter-Reed
March 11, 2024
I am only just hearing of this. I want to send my prayers to Sharon's family. I was one of her co-workers at Colin Powell Middle School and enjoyed working with her. Sharon had a sense of humor and stayed optimistic about everything. She always talked and showed pictures of her grandchildren. I know it's hard to lose the matriarch, keep all those wonderful memories that you have with her near in your heart and mind.
La Donna Daniel
March 7, 2024
To Sharon's family, I pray you find comfort in the monumental memories of such a phenomenal woman. I'm blessed I had the opportunity to work and spend time with Sharon. I met Sharon at Woodgate in 1999, and worked with her at Colin Powell in 2006 until she retired. Thank you for sharing! Peace & Love for a faithful servant.
Nancy Sarli
March 7, 2024
Rest in peace Mrs. Kooper. You always had the best bulletin boards. My favorite was the little rabbit that you would put on the board each spring.
Urshandra Moody
March 7, 2024
My condolences to the family of such a beautiful soul. I worked with Sharon at Colin Powell and it was a pleasure. I enjoyed our conversations and her delicious chocolate peppermint bark. She was always so thoughtful and will truly be missed.
Bernita Echols
March 7, 2024
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We at Colin Powell forever cherish you for your passion and commitment to the students and the CP Family. We pray God's covering over your family.
Blessings
Mettha Ross
March 7, 2024
It was a pleasure meeting Sharon at Colin Powell Middle School. I enjoyed our conversations. Praying strength for the family as you embrace your precious memories. Blessings to you.
Nancy Dudash
March 7, 2024
Goodbye Sharon. I'm so glad to have been your friend and neighbor for the past 10 years. You've kept this place running smoothly. You will be greatly missed.
Helene Jeffrey
March 6, 2024
Our thoughts and prayers are with Ken & Suzette and their families. Sharon and the kids were great neighbors in Gingerwood. Rest in peace.
Audrey Smith
March 5, 2024
To Sharon...I will miss you so much. I miss our long talks and laughing together. You made this condo special for me. I am so blessed that we lived in the same building. Words cannot express how sad I am that you are gone. I love you my dear friend. To her family...She was such a giving loyal friend. I am so sorry for your loss...Forever in our hearts
Valerie Harms
March 5, 2024
I worked with Sharon at Colin Powell MS. She was a truly kind and loving soul. Rest in heaven, dear Sharon
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