Sharon Anita Tabor passed away on December 11 in Palmer, Alaska. Anita was born to Theron Patton and Nina Ruth Stanly Patton in Pyatt, Arkansas on April 25, 1952. She married her best friend Larry Tabor on June 15, 1974 who she had known all there lives. Later, she moved to Fairbanks, Alaska with her husband Larry and son Damon in 1985. There she was a Freelance Artist, internationally known for her ice carving. One of her handcrafted ornaments hung on the Christmas tree at the White House.
She enjoyed Photography, fishing, looking for rocks and driftwood, cats, and her little dog Wickett. Anita was known as kind, sweet, gentle, a great sense of humor, and a very talented Artist. Always thinking of everyone but herself. There are not enough words to describe the love she had for her family.
Anita will be laid to rest in the Patton Family Cemetery, on the homestead from before the Civil War.
She is survived by her husband, Larry; son, Damon; grandsons, Brayden, Jace; granddaughter, Misha Anita Tabor; and lots of cousins, nieces, and nephews.
She is preceded by her father, Theron; mother, Nina; five brothers, two sisters; and twin boys, Nathan and Jason.
She enjoyed Photography, fishing, looking for rocks and driftwood, cats, and her little dog Wickett. Anita was known as kind, sweet, gentle, a great sense of humor, and a very talented Artist. Always thinking of everyone but herself. There are not enough words to describe the love she had for her family.
Anita will be laid to rest in the Patton Family Cemetery, on the homestead from before the Civil War.
She is survived by her husband, Larry; son, Damon; grandsons, Brayden, Jace; granddaughter, Misha Anita Tabor; and lots of cousins, nieces, and nephews.
She is preceded by her father, Theron; mother, Nina; five brothers, two sisters; and twin boys, Nathan and Jason.
Sharon Anita Tabor passed away on December 11 in Palmer, Alaska. Anita was born to Theron Patton and Nina Ruth Stanly Patton in Pyatt, Arkansas on April 25, 1952. She married her best friend Larry Tabor on June 15, 1974 who she had known all there lives. Later, she moved to Fairbanks, Alaska with her husband Larry and son Damon in 1985. There she was a Freelance Artist, internationally known for her ice carving. One of her handcrafted ornaments hung on the Christmas tree at the White House.
She enjoyed Photography, fishing, looking for rocks and driftwood, cats, and her little dog Wickett. Anita was known as kind, sweet, gentle, a great sense of humor, and a very talented Artist. Always thinking of everyone but herself. There are not enough words to describe the love she had for her family.
Anita will be laid to rest in the Patton Family Cemetery, on the homestead from before the Civil War.
She is survived by her husband, Larry; son, Damon; grandsons, Brayden, Jace; granddaughter, Misha Anita Tabor; and lots of cousins, nieces, and nephews.
She is preceded by her father, Theron; mother, Nina; five brothers, two sisters; and twin boys, Nathan and Jason.
She enjoyed Photography, fishing, looking for rocks and driftwood, cats, and her little dog Wickett. Anita was known as kind, sweet, gentle, a great sense of humor, and a very talented Artist. Always thinking of everyone but herself. There are not enough words to describe the love she had for her family.
Anita will be laid to rest in the Patton Family Cemetery, on the homestead from before the Civil War.
She is survived by her husband, Larry; son, Damon; grandsons, Brayden, Jace; granddaughter, Misha Anita Tabor; and lots of cousins, nieces, and nephews.
She is preceded by her father, Theron; mother, Nina; five brothers, two sisters; and twin boys, Nathan and Jason.
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