Condolence: Farewell my Dear Sister and Sibling Soul Mate. I will miss you so much. The void of not talking to you nightly grieves me profoundly. So many future wonderful times together dashed by the cruel hand of fate. So much cooking and travelling, laughing, eating at fine restaurants, drinking. All that no longer possible. So unjust. I will NEVER forget you. And I will so terribly miss you. You indeed were an extraordinary person that made a difference in so many people's lives. I am crying as I type this. Darn, so unfair. So unjust. So untimely. I can't remember that last time I told you that I loved you. Or you for me. But we both knew. Ming too so dearly misses you, your Chinese sister. Rest in peace "squeaky", as you were affectionatly called when you were a child by Pepe and your Dad. I did make a difference in your life. 47 countries visited. It was a heck of a competitoon. You won that one handily. The Butterfly Effect. Changed your life and then this egregious event! I told what I thought a good story at your ceremony. Hopefully when people see a Butterfly in the future for a moment they will think of you. Be assured I will. Love, Brother George PS. Political correctness made me change two words. You can figure those two words out. What a world the rest of us live in!

Condolence: I was shocked and very saddened to hear of Sharon's passing. Sharon was a good person, always had something going on, never hesitated to help if I needed something. She was a hard worker (I knew her mostly from work) and spoke much of her impending retirement. Hopefully, she is at rest now. I wish Peter only the best.

Condolence: To Sharon Tobin family; I'm so sorry to read of Sharon death and extend my late condolence to your family. Death of a love one is never a pleasant thing, and not part of our Creators original purpose for humans. Which is the reason why the bible book of 1 Corinthians chap 15 verse 26 calls it an "enemy." In spite of that the book of Revelation chap 21 verses 4-5 foretells a time when Almighty God will remove all sickness, death and pain. And at John chap 5 verse 28 Jesus Gods son, promised a "resurrection" of all those in the memorial tombs. These wonderful promises will be brought about by Gods Kingdom with Jesus as king. So while you reflect on Sharon's very productive life, remember the promises of the God who as Titus chap 1 verse 2 says "Can't lie." I'll pray for your family.

Condolence: Peter, you have my most sincere condolences and shared shock at losing Sharon in this sudden and tragic way. I cannot imagine how you are handling everything, but with the help of family and Sharon's widespread friendships, I'm sure you will be OK. You were a lucky person to have had her in your life for the 32-plus years.......the two of you made a great pair!

Condolence: My sincerest condolences to you and your family, Mr. Tobin. Thank you for sharing during our meeting after Sunday Mass.

Condolence: Our thoughts are with Peter and family at this difficult time and we think of Sharon and all the wonderful experiences with her from camping, cooking to the many social occasions that we shared. Her laughter and gift for life will always be with us. Joyce & Greg

Condolence: Sharon was such a sweet and funny lady. She had such a huge giving heart. Always making sure she told you how much she appreciated and valued you for the work you did for her. I will you Sharon! I'm very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are for you, Peter and family.

Condolence: Peter, Our greatest condolences to you and family. We still can't believe that Shaon has left us. We've known one another since 7th grade and was so thrilled to have reconnected with her after graduating high school 30 years ago. I feel fortunate that we had the last 10 years to get to know and catch up with each other's lifes again. She was always full of fun and laughter and I loved hearing of your adventures together. She has left us way to soon. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Sharon and I sat next to each other for several years in the Redmond office. I was her “Sweet Pea” and she was my “Buttercup”. Over the years working in different offices, we kept in touch, always greeting each other with our names of endearment :-) I will miss Sharon with all my heart...she was so kind, always helpful and made me laugh. Peter and family, you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Peter: I cannot begin to fathom your tragic loss. I remember Sharon for her contagious laugh and lust for life. When I visited your home in Seattle, she was the perfect hostess, aways asking if I needed anything and if she could fix something for me to eat. Even when I insisted that I didn't need a goody bag for the flight home, she packed one anyway. If she could talk to us, she might say, " don't cry for me because I died, smile for me because I lived." Sharon lives on in the hearts and minds of her friends and family.

Condolence: I was heartbroken to hear of Sharon's untimely death. We were friends in high school and I will cherish those memories. My heartfelt condolences to Peter, to Sharon's family and to her many friends.

Condolence: I was devastated to learn of Sharon's death. I was her teacher and her 1976 class advisor. Sharon was a class officer for four years at North Smithfield High School and we had contact almost every day. She was a joy and always smiling. At the last reunion, Sharon and I had a long talk about what she had been doing since graduation. I can still see her twirling her baton and cheering on the hockey team. She was looking forward to moving to her retirement home on the island. God bless her and my husband and I wish her husband and family our deepest sympathies. She was one of the best and one of my favorite students. Karen Tootell Boisvert (Glocester, RI)

Condolence: Our very deepest condolences to Peter and family. Sharon's loss is tragic and painful, even to us as new friends- I can't even fathom the pain suffered by those who knew her well. Her smile, her accent, her huge heart. Sharon- you are missed deeply, yet your memories live, love, and are honored and cherished.

Condolence: Very sorry for your loss .Our prayers go out to you and your family. Condolences, Michael and Linda Aprea

Condolence: We loved Sharon. She was a good friend to me, my wife and our kids. We met Sharon in Australia and she was always ready for anything be it diving, dancing or cooking an amazing meal. Her award winning Pepper Crab was incredible! She loved to garden and we will miss her deeply at Foggy Ridge (our farm).

Condolence: I have known Sharon for 32 years. We met in Sydney Australia and shared many great memories: Snow Skiing among Eucalyptus, Scuba Diving, countless Dinner Parties, Cooking Classes, Sailing, Horseback Riding adventures, gardening, and the joy of dogs and children. Sharon was one of the most fun, generous and loving people I've ever known. She was always there to help and was a part of our family. In this age of text messaging she was would take the time to call on the phone just to chat and check in. I will always remember her being the only one in our section at the Tina Turner Concert to be up dancing. She just lived it to the fullest. She will be missed.

Condolence: Sharon, You lit up our lives and the world with love and laughter... and our dinner plates with exquisite delights. You are in short, irreplaceable. Though we know where you are, that we will see you and laugh again, this earth is emptier, the sun shines less brightly. Dearest Pete, know that you are loved, that you are in our prayers. Love, Gerry and Chris

Condolence: Sharon...Thank you so much for letting me part of your family during my exchange year and for all the wonderful times we shared in the US, Rome and Switzerland! Memories will last forever... I miss you so much!!! Love always... Dear Peter and family...my thoughts and prayers are with you!

Condolence: To Sharon's family and dear friends, I extend my deepest sympathies for your loss. As high school classmates, Sharon and I were in several of the same activities. Her warm smile and fun-loving personality were contagious. There was never a dull moment with Sharon! In 2016, we met again at our 40th reunion, then 6 months later while I was visiting Seattle. We had a chance to catch up on each other's lives, and I enjoyed hearing about the places she'd been and her many intersts. We enjoyed ourselves very much. It hardly seemed like 40 years had passed. I am very grateful for those few hours with her. I will always remember how happy she was with her life. My prayers are with you .

Condolence: The brightness of the Christmas season was diminished by Sharon’s loss. Thank you for letting me know. She was a very special person, and we shared the love of a very special dog. They are together again. My sincere condolences to Peter, her family and friends. A donation to the American Lung Association has been made in her memory.

Condolence: My deepest condolences to Sharon's family. Sharon and I went to high school together. I hadn't seen her since we graduated but did get to spend time with her at our reunion last year. I found that after all those years she hadn't changed much. She was still that life-loving fun girl. Taken from this world way too soon💔

Condolence: I'm very sorry for your family's loss.

Condolence: I am so very honored to have known Sharon. Heaven definitely gained an angel, but much to my own selfishness I am so deeply saddened for the loss of this wonderful woman in my daily life. She will be missed!

Condolence: Dear Peter, Words can’t describe how I feel. I can’t imagine the pain you are going through. Sharon was my best friend during the time I lived in Washington, my buddy. I talked to her in November and loved hearing about your new home. As you know we did the girl things, pedicures, shopping, drinking our wine etc. I will miss her forever. Wish we could attend the services but my back and legs won’t allow me to. Thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Laraine

Condolence: To Sharon's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Although Sharon and I have only worked together for 2 years, I have known her for many when I sat on the agency side of things and she was my underwriter. Sharon and I have a number of agents in common and I have had several reach out with their expressions of sorrow. She had a very long reach in this industry and she will be missed by many.

Condolence: Peter, this was a true tragedy for all of us, because Sharon was much loved. My deepest sympathies, to you and the rest of Sharon's extensive family.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with Sharon's family. She was a great person.

Condolence: We were deeply saddened to learn of Sharon's premature and tragic passing. Our hearts are broken. There is no doubt that Sharon's kind heart and spirit lives on. We'll miss her and we think of you often.

Condolence: I am so sorry Peter. I cannot even begin to imagine how you must be feeling. I wish that there was something that I could say to ease your pain. I went to the Eagles concert with you and Sharon - that is the last time that I saw you. Sharon and I hung out frequently while you were living on the boat. I had so much fun with her. Sharon and I saw several concerts together over the years, the Stones, Eagles, Tom Petty, Madonna and the list goes on. I always had so much fun when I was with her. I Iove Sharon for her carefree attitude. She was always upbeat and so much fun to be around. We sat by each other at work for several years at Safeco. She and Martha kept me in stitches. Sharon's laugh was contagious. Her northeastern accent made me smile. She had a beautiful smile and warm, generous heart. I miss her so much already. Please let me know if you need anything at all. I can be reached at 425-466-5741 or via email at alisarorvick@gmail.com Alisa Rorvick