Sharon Lynne Mack
August 11, 1940 - December 14, 2010
Obituary
Sharon Lynne Grove Mack
Age 70, Born August 11, 1940 in Wenatchee, WA to parents Charles T. and Virginia Grove of Soap Lake. Entered into rest December 14, 2010. Sharon was raised in the Soap Lake and graduated from Ephrata High School in 1958.
She was preceded in death by her 2 sons, Kevin T. and Christopher K. Mack. Beloved wife for 51 years of Duke; mother of Karen Abercrombie; grandmother of Taylor Mack, Mikenna, Britton and Brenden Abercrombie and Avarey Delphy, all of Maple Valley.
A memorial ceremony will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers please consider the Ronald McDonald House or the Special Olympics.
Please sign the online memorial guestbook at www.bonneywatson.com.
Duke,
Please, again, extend my sympathies to your family.
Sharon was a special lady. I met her at Grandview school in Kent when her son Chris and our son Brian were students. We shared a lot of good times. Even did the Santa Secret Shop together. I will miss her happy voice on the phone.
Sharon was a special and gifted lady. Mother, friend to many, and poet. I so enjoyed when she would call me on my birthday to kid me about my age. We played together as children and shared memories as adults. She was the best.
Ed C. Funderburk
Sharon was my cousin; our fathers were brothers and the best of friends. Sharon was the oldest cousin, I’m the second youngest. As a group, we were small, only five. Now we are two. Sharon was our connection, the matriarch of our tribe. Oh, sweet cousin what will we do without you?
Sharon was “baby-sat”, from time to time, as a young girl by my parents. Their relationship was special and lasted a life-time. Mom and Sharon could talk for hours on the phone to the frustration of my dad. I so wish I could mourn Sharon’s passing with them.
Sharon’s love, care, and concern for all who came her way was unconditional. Thank you, Sharon, for loving me.
Good-bye dear one.
Love, Arlyn
sharon and i were friends for seventy years she and i spent many hours on the phone. sharon was such a positive influence in my life and i will miss her deeply.
Sharon and I have been friends since Grade School.She was my link to the world.There was never a person she met that didn’t end up her friend.We have talked on the phone for years.I miss that so much.I will always have her in my heart. Love to All The Family,Connie
another poem that wont be written
We were long time neighbors in Benson Hills, Kent and I was best friends with Karen, her daughter. She was a caring, lovely lady whom I have always admired. Much love to your family Karen and Duke.
We first met Sharon when our daughters played soccer together probably over 30 years ago. We reconnected with her and her family when our mothers were living in the same retirement community. Such a talented lady. She was always positive even at the end. She will be missed by all who knew her.
I knew Sharon when I used to spend summers at Soap Lake as a teenager.
I’m so sorry to hear of her passing.
Let this be a lesson as I received return mail sent to 21206 109th SE 12/29/05, I wish I had taken time to follow up. Sharon and Duke were always so much fun and I have wonderful memories of our sun tan days.
Rita Van Etten McCutcheon
Sharon was a caring wonderful woman.