Sharon May Cantrell, 49, of Collinsville, OK, died Saturday in Tulsa. She was loved and will be missed by her siblings, extended family and friends, but most of all, by her precious sons Jake and Jaxson.
Sharon was born the daughter of Truitt Edward and Marie Elizabeth (Baker) Park on May 3, 1972, in Bartlesville, OK. She was raised in Ramona with five siblings one being her identical twin sister. She graduated from Caney Valley High School in 1992. While working in Owasso, she met the love of her life Anthony Cantrell. They dated for a few years before tying the love knot on October 3, 2002. The Cantrells made their home in Collinsville, and they were blessed with two sons - her life's greatest joy - Jake and Jaxson. After just 14 years of loving marriage, Anthony preceded her in death during 2016.
Sharon enjoyed the simple pleasures in life: reading her magazines, watching her favorite tv shows, cooking comfort food, and hanging out with family. Anthony and Sharon enjoyed doing everyday things together as a couple. She loved her boys and was always eager to cheer them on - she was their biggest fan. She was a huge fan of the Oklahoma Sooners, never missing a game on the tv. Boomer Sooner! She loved her country and bled red, white and blue – but mostly crimson red.
Sharon is survived by her boys Jake and Jaxson; four siblings, Lorri Meek and Curtis, Frank Park, Truitt Park and Tessa, and Susan Jones; and a host of extended family and friends. She is preceded in death by her husband Anthony, sister Tracy Brown and her parents.
Sharon was born the daughter of Truitt Edward and Marie Elizabeth (Baker) Park on May 3, 1972, in Bartlesville, OK. She was raised in Ramona with five siblings one being her identical twin sister. She graduated from Caney Valley High School in 1992. While working in Owasso, she met the love of her life Anthony Cantrell. They dated for a few years before tying the love knot on October 3, 2002. The Cantrells made their home in Collinsville, and they were blessed with two sons - her life's greatest joy - Jake and Jaxson. After just 14 years of loving marriage, Anthony preceded her in death during 2016.
Sharon enjoyed the simple pleasures in life: reading her magazines, watching her favorite tv shows, cooking comfort food, and hanging out with family. Anthony and Sharon enjoyed doing everyday things together as a couple. She loved her boys and was always eager to cheer them on - she was their biggest fan. She was a huge fan of the Oklahoma Sooners, never missing a game on the tv. Boomer Sooner! She loved her country and bled red, white and blue – but mostly crimson red.
Sharon is survived by her boys Jake and Jaxson; four siblings, Lorri Meek and Curtis, Frank Park, Truitt Park and Tessa, and Susan Jones; and a host of extended family and friends. She is preceded in death by her husband Anthony, sister Tracy Brown and her parents.
Sharon May Cantrell, 49, of Collinsville, OK, died Saturday in Tulsa. She was loved and will be missed by her siblings, extended family and friends, but most of all, by her precious sons Jake and Jaxson.
Sharon was born the daughter of Truitt Edward and Marie Elizabeth (Baker) Park on May 3, 1972, in Bartlesville, OK. She was raised in Ramona with five siblings one being her identical twin sister. She graduated from Caney Valley High School in 1992. While working in Owasso, she met the love of her life Anthony Cantrell. They dated for a few years before tying the love knot on October 3, 2002. The Cantrells made their home in Collinsville, and they were blessed with two sons - her life's greatest joy - Jake and Jaxson. After just 14 years of loving marriage, Anthony preceded her in death during 2016.
Sharon enjoyed the simple pleasures in life: reading her magazines, watching her favorite tv shows, cooking comfort food, and hanging out with family. Anthony and Sharon enjoyed doing everyday things together as a couple. She loved her boys and was always eager to cheer them on - she was their biggest fan. She was a huge fan of the Oklahoma Sooners, never missing a game on the tv. Boomer Sooner! She loved her country and bled red, white and blue – but mostly crimson red.
Sharon is survived by her boys Jake and Jaxson; four siblings, Lorri Meek and Curtis, Frank Park, Truitt Park and Tessa, and Susan Jones; and a host of extended family and friends. She is preceded in death by her husband Anthony, sister Tracy Brown and her parents.
Sharon was born the daughter of Truitt Edward and Marie Elizabeth (Baker) Park on May 3, 1972, in Bartlesville, OK. She was raised in Ramona with five siblings one being her identical twin sister. She graduated from Caney Valley High School in 1992. While working in Owasso, she met the love of her life Anthony Cantrell. They dated for a few years before tying the love knot on October 3, 2002. The Cantrells made their home in Collinsville, and they were blessed with two sons - her life's greatest joy - Jake and Jaxson. After just 14 years of loving marriage, Anthony preceded her in death during 2016.
Sharon enjoyed the simple pleasures in life: reading her magazines, watching her favorite tv shows, cooking comfort food, and hanging out with family. Anthony and Sharon enjoyed doing everyday things together as a couple. She loved her boys and was always eager to cheer them on - she was their biggest fan. She was a huge fan of the Oklahoma Sooners, never missing a game on the tv. Boomer Sooner! She loved her country and bled red, white and blue – but mostly crimson red.
Sharon is survived by her boys Jake and Jaxson; four siblings, Lorri Meek and Curtis, Frank Park, Truitt Park and Tessa, and Susan Jones; and a host of extended family and friends. She is preceded in death by her husband Anthony, sister Tracy Brown and her parents.
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