Mrs. Sharron Anne Baker, 72, peacefully passed away after a courageous battle with an extended illness. Sharron was the daughter of Bernice and Bradie Mae Alexander.
Sharron had an unwavering love of faith, family, & fellowship. She was a member of a Christian home fellowship throughout her life, and she found joy and comfort there. Sharron played the piano and organ for many years, and her love of music was passed down to her children and grandchildren. All family gatherings included singing around the piano. Those that spent time with Sharron likely heard about her grandchildren – she would excuse her bragging as “something that us grandmas get to do." She always looked forward to the “grandkids’ weeks” each summer and the infamous scrapbooking sessions. One of Sharron’s hobbies was quilting, and she enjoyed her outings with the Quilters Guild of East Texas. All of her grandchildren have a keepsake quilt from “Grammie”. The memories of a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend are many and will live on in thoughts and hearts.
(Crawford-A. Crim FH)
Sharron had an unwavering love of faith, family, & fellowship. She was a member of a Christian home fellowship throughout her life, and she found joy and comfort there. Sharron played the piano and organ for many years, and her love of music was passed down to her children and grandchildren. All family gatherings included singing around the piano. Those that spent time with Sharron likely heard about her grandchildren – she would excuse her bragging as “something that us grandmas get to do." She always looked forward to the “grandkids’ weeks” each summer and the infamous scrapbooking sessions. One of Sharron’s hobbies was quilting, and she enjoyed her outings with the Quilters Guild of East Texas. All of her grandchildren have a keepsake quilt from “Grammie”. The memories of a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend are many and will live on in thoughts and hearts.
(Crawford-A. Crim FH)
Mrs. Sharron Anne Baker, 72, peacefully passed away after a courageous battle with an extended illness. Sharron was the daughter of Bernice and Bradie Mae Alexander.
Sharron had an unwavering love of faith, family, & fellowship. She was a member of a Christian home fellowship throughout her life, and she found joy and comfort there. Sharron played the piano and organ for many years, and her love of music was passed down to her children and grandchildren. All family gatherings included singing around the piano. Those that spent time with Sharron likely heard about her grandchildren – she would excuse her bragging as “something that us grandmas get to do." She always looked forward to the “grandkids’ weeks” each summer and the infamous scrapbooking sessions. One of Sharron’s hobbies was quilting, and she enjoyed her outings with the Quilters Guild of East Texas. All of her grandchildren have a keepsake quilt from “Grammie”. The memories of a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend are many and will live on in thoughts and hearts.
(Crawford-A. Crim FH)
Sharron had an unwavering love of faith, family, & fellowship. She was a member of a Christian home fellowship throughout her life, and she found joy and comfort there. Sharron played the piano and organ for many years, and her love of music was passed down to her children and grandchildren. All family gatherings included singing around the piano. Those that spent time with Sharron likely heard about her grandchildren – she would excuse her bragging as “something that us grandmas get to do." She always looked forward to the “grandkids’ weeks” each summer and the infamous scrapbooking sessions. One of Sharron’s hobbies was quilting, and she enjoyed her outings with the Quilters Guild of East Texas. All of her grandchildren have a keepsake quilt from “Grammie”. The memories of a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend are many and will live on in thoughts and hearts.
(Crawford-A. Crim FH)
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