May 23, 1946 – December 3, 2010
Sharon Gail Hammond, beloved wife and best friend of William Gordon Hammond will be missed but never forgotten for her life of undeniable and unconditional love and kindness. She was suddenly taken on December 3, 2010 at the age of 64.
Sharon will always remain in the hearts of her 2 sisters, Darlene and Shirley; her 7 children, 15 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
Her helping hands, loving heart, laughter and beautiful smile will live on through her close friends and relatives.
A celebration of life for Sharon will be held at Eagles Hall, 891 Esquimalt Road on Saturday, January 15, 2011 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
43 Responses
Dear Bill and families,
We are so sorry to hear of Sharons passing. What a shock and great loss to all who knew her. She will remain in our thoughts and our hearts, as she was a light in the lives of those around her. The endless hours and energy she put into everything that she did and always for the benefit of many people to enjoy, our Sundays at the Eagles club will not be the same.
Please take great care of you and yours, Bill, and know that we
are here for you..
Love Don and Marge
We had the distinct pleasure of knowing Sharon over the last several years. She was a ‘Great’ Lady. We offer our sincere sympathy to Bill & family & will always remember the happy times we spent with her at FOE #12. She will be missed.
Gordon & Karen.
My dear Bill, I share your hurt. Your Sharon was a beautiful person, this world will be less without her. I have big shoulders if you need one to lean on.
Your friend
Shirley
We were saddened and shocked by the notice of Sharon’s sudden death. As her cousin, I have many fond memories of younger days with Sharon and her family, both in Saskatoon and Victoria.
Condolences to Bill and family.
Jaci and William Wong
We had the pleasure of sharing dinners with Sharon and her loving family and friends on many occasions. She was very bright and funny and she will be missed very much. It was such a shock to find out and we are so sorry for your loss.
All our love,
Eric and Lorna
Dear Bill and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Sharon will be greatly missed in our community. She has left behind a lot of good friends, and good memories. Please take care of yourselves, and know we are here for you.
Love Len & Pat
Dear Bill and Family: My goodness, this is tragic. I only have known Sharon for a couple of years ( met her at darts). I got to know a beautiful lady and we shared many laughs. We will dearly miss her. Clare Walker Victoria
To Bill & family
Kay & I were sorry to hear about your lost , Sheron was a very nice lady & fun to be around , We enjoyed playing dart with her & had many a laugh’s . Please know the you & your family are in our prayers & thoughts at this most difficult time.
Ralph & Kay
The world is diminished with Sharon’s passing. Please accept my deepest condolences.
Melanie
Very shocked and sorry to hear about Sharon’s passing. Will always remember the times we had at the curling rink etc. We had a lot of laughs. We heard about her death from someone she played darts with that Ian works with at the shipyard. Take care, and always cherish the memories. Nancy and Ian