ADAMS, Sharon Lee (née Roberts)

Sharon, I am so grateful that I had the incredible privilege to have met you and come to know the special light that shone within you. That light will never fade, rather it will grow brighter as you dance with the angels 💐
Traci 🌷

Thank you for all the memories we shared. I loved sleeping over at your house on Tenth Street while growing up. You would make me grilled cheese and tomato, and it was so delicious that we would eat one after another. We also had great times going to the river with you, Mum, and the girls. We love you, Aunty Sharon. May you rest peacefully. You fought until the very end, and you will always be remembered.

Shazza you are so beautiful inside and out. The world will a different place without you.
I had the pleasure to work with you and we had some really fun and good times together. I will always cherish the memories. RIP 💙

Sharon was a beautiful woman who we personally had the privilege to know during her time in Broken Hill. It’s always sad to say goodbye to those whom we loved, cared for & admired. She always looked on the bright side of life, full of laughs. Her smile & laughter always warmed everyone’s heart. Sharon its sad that you are gone. Impact Broken Hill Church family sends their love & condolences to Stacey, Bradley, Jessica & their families. Extra Big hugs from us!

Love
Andrea & Irving Blundell

Sharon was a beautiful person inside and out she will be sadly missed

Condolences to Stacey, Michael and Estelle
Sending big hugs. So sorry for the passing away of Sharon, a beautiful lady.
Thinking of you all ⚘️❤️🙏

Sharon,I loved hanging out with you on weekends.Our chat and laughed, the excitement and smile in your face every purple nail polish (your favourite colour ) and foot spa sessions ,I’ll always remember our fun conversation.Rest in peace my friend !! My heartfelt condolence to Stacey, Jessica and family…

Omg so very sorry to all of Sharon’s Close families and friends, I haven’t seen Shaz for a long time but knew her in Broken Hill when she was married to my cousin John, reunited with her first love ❤️ 😢🩵

we say goodbye to someone who was so much more than just a sister-in-law—she was my big sister in every way that mattered. [Her Name] had a way of making life brighter, more colorful (sometimes literally), and always full of laughter.

She had a love for purple that was unmatched, and she never cared if her clothes matched—something that, I’ll admit, used to embarrass me. But looking back, I realize it was one of the things that made her so special. She lived life on her own terms, never afraid to be herself, and in doing so, she taught me that real beauty comes from confidence and a joyful heart.

Her kindness, her laughter, and her unwavering love for family will never be forgotten. Though she is no longer with us, her spirit will live on in the memories we shared and the lessons she unknowingly taught us about embracing life with open arms.

Rest easy, sharon You were one of a kind, and I will miss you always.💜💜

Hello All,

I just wanted to say I remember growing up around Uncle Keith’s kids and the older ones wives. When I used to walk a lot Id stop in and visit Sharon and John. The kids were only young.

Sharon always made me feel welcome in her home. She had a passion for Artsy things, especially cake decorating. And she was good at whatever she turned her hand to. My mum and family loved her as well, she was a beautiful giving soul and I never heard her say anything bad about anyone in all the time I knew her. I remember the terrible trio … Sharon, Leanne and Budi … Those three were each other’s support and always seemed more like sisters than in laws. There are Soo many memories it would take hours if not days to relay them all.

It’s hard for me to be so far away from home when these tragedies happen, I would love to be there to support family and relate memories etc together.

Sharon you beautiful person, rest easy now. You have left a legacy of great people here to carry on in your honor. I love you Sharon … Rest up, put your feet up and have some coffee cake and a cuppa.

Dear Sharon

I am so sorry we can’t be there in person to say goodbye. 

I have so many wonderful memories of our childhood together. You were more like a big sister to me than a cousin at times, especially when I was little. I looked up to you and I was so proud to be related to you.  You had the sweetest nature and the kindest heart.  You never had a bad word to say about anybody.  Your bubbly personality made us love you and want to be around you.  Your beautiful smile was infectious and you had the best laugh.  It’s so sad to know you are gone and we won’t hear you laugh or see your smile again.  I do find some comfort in knowing you are in great company with our amazing family members who have already passed.  I will always be grateful that you were my cousin. 

Fly free Sharon.  No more pain.  We will miss you and never forget you. 

Always in our hearts. 

Rest in Peace and Love.

Marie xxx

Rest in peace dear Sharon. You have loved and been loved your entire life and we will miss you and your beautiful bright eyes always. Your genuine caring for others, your spirit and your fight to the end are admired. No pain now.

To Bradley, Stacey, Jessica and families, we love you and wish you courage and peace. We will be with you today via the Live Stream.

So sad to say goodbye to my beautiful cousin. I remember when you arrived at Jessie and Dougs house. You were the most beautiful baby and made everyone so happy. You remained beautiful right through your life, I just wish we spent more time together. You will be forever in my thoughts.
Love
Frann Sette
Pauline’s daughter

Sharon, you brought a lot of love and laughter into my life. Your uniqueness, curiosity, and love for all things (Dr Who, paranormal, cake and especially family) made you the woman I have known and loved.
All those questions you have wanted answers to, you will now know.
Sparkle bright Shazza