Sharon S. Holley
October 19, 1941 — October 6, 2020
In Loving Memory of
SHARON S. HOLLEY Age 78
Entered into Life
October 19, 1941 Huntington, West Virginia
Daughter of Earl and Lorraine Stevens
Entered into Eternal Rest
October 6, 2020
Boynton Beach, Florida
She moved to Boynton Beach at the age of 16, graduating from Seacrest High School, Class of 59. Soon after Sharon met and married Elwood Holley, her soul mate for 61 years. Sharon worked many years as a legal secretary, which she enjoyed and was one of the first to master the computer.
Sharon is preceded in death by her parents and baby son, James. Sharon is survived by her loving husband, Elwood, son David Holley, daughter Marsha Mckinnon (Rusty), grandson Travis Mckinnon (Ashley), and her sister Rebecca Stephens and other relatives and friends.
Sharon will be remembered for her gentle loving spirit, encouragement, and very strong faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.
There will be no services at this time.
Poem by Sharon Stevens Holley
From a loving Wife, Mother, Sister and Grandmother
“When I Go Home Don’t Grieve For Me”
Family of mine, Don’t grieve for me,
I’m home with Jesus Where I am supposed to be.
We will meet again – and you will be with me,
All home with Jesus where we are supposed to be.
Joined together for all eternity, in our mansions totally free,
Where we are supposed to be.
United with our Savior, our Lord, Our Beloved
In Whom we are blessed. He gave us His best, the gift of eternal life.
We live forever, so rejoice, praise, and worship.
Enter into His rest. Let love and good memories fill your
heart with thoughts of me as my heart is full of love for thee.
I will live on in your hearts with memories to draw
on til you come to be with me.
As I enter eternity, now enjoying our Savior and our
family gone before, be at peace for soon together we will
all be, in the place where we are supposed to be. No
more sorrows, no more sickness and pain. Rejoice!
To Him be all the Glory, Honor and Praise. Jesus
paid the price. Because of Him, we will live forever in the
place where we are supposed to be!
SHARON S. HOLLEY Age 78
Entered into Life
October 19, 1941 Huntington, West Virginia
Daughter of Earl and Lorraine Stevens
Entered into Eternal Rest
October 6, 2020
Boynton Beach, Florida
She moved to Boynton Beach at the age of 16, graduating from Seacrest High School, Class of 59. Soon after Sharon met and married Elwood Holley, her soul mate for 61 years. Sharon worked many years as a legal secretary, which she enjoyed and was one of the first to master the computer.
Sharon is preceded in death by her parents and baby son, James. Sharon is survived by her loving husband, Elwood, son David Holley, daughter Marsha Mckinnon (Rusty), grandson Travis Mckinnon (Ashley), and her sister Rebecca Stephens and other relatives and friends.
Sharon will be remembered for her gentle loving spirit, encouragement, and very strong faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.
There will be no services at this time.
Poem by Sharon Stevens Holley
From a loving Wife, Mother, Sister and Grandmother
“When I Go Home Don’t Grieve For Me”
Family of mine, Don’t grieve for me,
I’m home with Jesus Where I am supposed to be.
We will meet again – and you will be with me,
All home with Jesus where we are supposed to be.
Joined together for all eternity, in our mansions totally free,
Where we are supposed to be.
United with our Savior, our Lord, Our Beloved
In Whom we are blessed. He gave us His best, the gift of eternal life.
We live forever, so rejoice, praise, and worship.
Enter into His rest. Let love and good memories fill your
heart with thoughts of me as my heart is full of love for thee.
I will live on in your hearts with memories to draw
on til you come to be with me.
As I enter eternity, now enjoying our Savior and our
family gone before, be at peace for soon together we will
all be, in the place where we are supposed to be. No
more sorrows, no more sickness and pain. Rejoice!
To Him be all the Glory, Honor and Praise. Jesus
paid the price. Because of Him, we will live forever in the
place where we are supposed to be!
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