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Sharon Lee
Thibeault
Apr 4, 1954 — Sep 8, 2022
Sharon Lee Thibeault was surrounded by her loving family on September 08, 2022 when she peacefully passed and rejoined her beloved Husband Marcel Raymond AKA My Marcel, the love of her life, and Marcel Raymond her beloved other half.
Life decided to deal Sharon a crappy hand, but her being her, she redealt the cards and lived her life to the fullest. Sharon battled cancer with strength, dignity and determination. Sharon was optimistic and fought one heck of a fight, even when numerous visits to the ER and Doctors appointments made it sound like there was no hope.
Sharon was a funny, forgiving, loving and caring mother, nana, old nana, nena, daughter sister, aunt, cousin, beloved other half, wife and friend to many.
Sharon looked forward to the time she spent at Sugercamp, this meant she would be spending time with her sister Vicki, niece Mellissa, her Boy Nick and the rest of her Sugarcamp family, blood or not they were her family.
Not that it came under good circumstances you would've thought it was Christmas, when Sharon was diagnosed with cancer that's when her daughters Tina her bestfriend, Melissa her bonus daughter, Chas and Tracy came to stay for an extended slumber party. You would've also found her grandson Dylan, granddaughter Danielle, Sharons little princess and great granddaughters Deeliah and Elli, and great grandsons Dawson and Tyler there as well. Ira Chass husband could be found fixing something around the house, truth be told Sharon knew he was there to spend time with her, but no way would Ira ever admit that.
Sharon loved her Mother Clara dearly and wanted to spend as much time with her as possible. When covid struck and it looked like Sharon wasn't going to be able to see Clara, Sharon got a job at the nursing home that Clara was in. When covid finally started to settle down Sharon had already gotten done at the nursing home so she could be home more with Marcel, because he needed Sharon to be by his side. Sharon and Tina still made sure to visit Clara every day to play a game or 2 of Rummy. When their visit was done with Clara, Sharon and Tina would go to the hotel to till out the bar from the night before, Sharon looked forward to this, when she was unable to do this every day, Sharon was very sad.
Many of days voices and laugher could be heard across Cliff Street as Sharon and her dear neighbors Susan and Linda stood in their yards conversing about just about anything.
At night you could find Sharon curled up on the couch with Matty Cat or sitting in her chair doing a sticker by number, maybe even watching Big Brother if it was Wednesday Night, but the one thing that was a given she would be facetiming Ember, Sage and Jess.
If you happened to stop by then you would have been greeted by a garage full of family and friends who were crazedly putting puzzles together in preparation to be glued together and then hung on the wall to decorate Sharons spare room for everyone to admire.
Sharon sure loved LCR, she took this game seriously, whether it was after a family dinner or just a friendly Friday night game with her good friends Mark and Jess.
Gifts, now that was Sharons favorite thing. Sharons bestfriend Susie takes the blue ribbon for this. How could anyone compete with the amazing and sentimental gift that Susie created just for Sharon.
Sharon had a lot of hobbies and places she loved to visit among those were a day on the boat with her family fishing, or a trip to the casino to play Mississippi Stud, or a trip to Hampton to sit on the deck and stare at the ocean and her newest hobby was to go for a ride in her side by side that Dustin and Michael had made sure was modified just as she wanted.
No matter what Sharon was doing it was a giving she was smiling and loving life. Sharon loved to be surrounded by friends and family and even if she saw you every day that sometimes wasn't enough. She especially missed her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Sharon also had numerous family and bonus family that she missed dearly but unfortunately there isn't enough paper or time to list everyone.
For those of you that had the honor of knowing Sharon then you knew if Sharon loved you, she loved you forever. Also if you had the pleasure of making memories with Sharon, then you knew you were special and don't need a piece of paper to tell you.
If you are feeling left out and offended because you weren't mentioned then as Sharon would say "Oh Sweet PooPoo." Or for those of you that were honored to be a part of Sharons life, chances are you got the wonderful messages "I Love You More."
A graveside service will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Saturday October 1, 2022 at Irasburg Village Cemetery with Rev. Mickey Richards officiating. Online condolences may be made at curtis-britch.com. Arrangements are entrusted to the care of Curtis-Britch & Bouffard Funeral Home & Cremation Service, locally family owned and operated.
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