I met Sharon in elementary school, at Porter. Sharon was always so sweet, so kind...
She was born with birth defects, yet it never changed her sweet nature. Just before she entered Webster, she was diagnosed with bone cancer and had to have her right arm amputated. If one stopped and thought about it, that was something that would have crushed a lesser person. But Sharon had an older brother, Wayne, and he was her protector and her champion, and the love from her family and friends carried her through.
Sharon married, and had a child...and one night her husband and his girlfriend beat Sharon to death...after all she had gone through and survived...such an ignoble end to a brave little life.
Jannis Hallford
I met Sharon in elementary school, at Porter. Sharon was always so sweet, so kind...She was born with birth defects, yet it never changed her sweet nature. Just before she entered Webster, she was diagnosed with bone cancer and had to have her right arm amputated. If one stopped and thought about it, that was something that would have crushed a lesser person. But Sharon had an older brother, Wayne, and he was her protector and her champion, and the love from her family and friends carried her through.
Sharon married, and had a child...and one night her husband and his girlfriend beat Sharon to death...after all she had gone through and survived...such an ignoble end to a brave little life.