Sharon E. Ireland

Birth date: Sep 12, 1961 Death date: Apr 12, 2018

Sharon E. Ireland, 56, of Culpeper died Thursday, April 12, 2018 at the University of Virginia Medical Center. She was born September 12, 1961 in Washington, DC to the late Paul and Ruth Collier Oram. She is survived by her husba Read Obituary

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April Campbell

397w ago

Sharon and Tom shared a love that everyone that most people only wish for in their life time. I adored their relationship and love for each other. Sharon was beautiful, loving wife/mother, caring, and amazing. Her smile was contagious and made you feel her happiness. I value our friendship that we have shared over the years.

Don’t worry Laura and I we will check in on your loving husband Tom. I know Tom was the love of your life and he was so amazing to you.

One of the last voicemails Sharon left me was to say (Thank you Baby for donating blood…thank you baby.. I love you) You will be truly missed, but never forgotten … love you with all my heart…

Susan Smoot

397w ago

Twenty-one years of memories and they have all been running through my head. Driving the vans to the National Zoo for summer camp and getting a little lost. Feeding our kids happy meals, more than should be allowed, just to get the newest teeny beanie baby (and I'm sure we got every one). Listening to Madison tell me "Miss Sharon makes the best peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in the world" and asking of Miss Sharon could make her lunch everyday. Having one of our marathon phone calls and laughing because the kids couldn't understand what we could talk about for so long. And of course knowing that every time I was going to be at the house Sharon always had a coke waiting for me.

It didn't matter how long we went without being able to talk or see each other, when we did, we picked up right where we left off the last time. Sharon was more than just a friend, she was like a sister to me. I feel so blessed that she was a part of my life. Thank you Tom and Rebecca for sharing her with me. I love you both and pray that you find peace in knowing she is smiling down on both of you.

I am going to miss my dear sweet friend. Sharon, I love you baby!

Jennifer

397w ago

Sharon was always so kind and welcoming. She would always greet me with a hug and kiss and tell me she loves me. It always made me feel accepted and cared for. She will be missed and my heart goes out to her family.

Yuna Udamori

397w ago

Some people make this world a better place and some people make it worse. Miss Sharon was one who always lit up the room with her smile and kindness and thoughtfulness. The world is a better place for having the privilege of her being in it.

Those four words I’d hear whenever I was leaving at the end of an after school hangout or a much needed reunion

Four words that bring tears to my eyes now because I’ll never hear them again, but leave me with happy memories of times much simpler than now

“I love you, baby~”

Anonymous

397w ago

Sent a Country Basket Blooms to the Ireland family.

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