Birth date: Aug 21, 1942 Death date: Mar 10, 2019
Sharon left this world on March 10, 2019 surrounded by love. She was born in Muskegon on August 21, 1942 to Glenn and Maxine Folk. Sharon graduated from Muskegon High School in 1960 and lived in the Muskegon area her entire life. Read Obituary
Please accept my family’s heartfelt condolences on the loss of your dear loved one Mrs. Bobian. May you find comfort in fond memories of her, and hope in God’s promise to shortly restore those asleep in death to perfect life on a paradise Earth.
You will be missed Sharon. You were so sweet, so kind and so smart. I'll think of you whenever I play Words With Friends. Rest in peace my friend. Sue Zuidema
I am so sorry for the loss of your Mother and Sister. I lived across the street from Sharon on Fleming and we grew up together. I have lots of fun memories of our times together. Sharon hated having to do the dishes after supper!!!. I would wait hours for her to finish so we could play. Lots of Crazy 8's card games of the blanket in the front yard and tag with all the neighborhood. Rides to high school with your dad driving. They introduced Dave and I and we spent lots of dates together, but game night on Saturdays were our favorite. Dick and Dave always cheated!!! I will miss running into her in some shop every now and then. Love and prayers, Janet DeWitt
So sorry for the loss of a very wonderful lady.So glad my girls and I got the honor of spending so many great times at the ball field. She will be deeply missed by all.My thoughts will be with the family.
I had the privilege of working for Sharon and Dick Ward, as a babysitter for their 3 daughters. I spent 3 summers babysitting Mon thru Friday and then often a Fruday or Saturday night as Dick and Sharon went to hockey games, movies or played cards with friends. Dick and Sharon were also very busy with East Muskegon Football Club, as were my parents Don and Shirley Carrier.
Sharon and Dick always made the girls the center of their lives; they shared the same family values as my parents and were great role models for what a relationship is and what family means.
Sharon had an awesome laugh, and it delighted Dick when he could get her to laugh.
I am truly sorry for your loss. I know how central she was to your family, but I am deeply grateful for the memories you have of her. Her smile, her laugh, and her deep sense of devotion and caring. My you find strength and comfort in those memories.
Rebecca Carrier
