SHARON LYNN SEIFERT

Condolences & Memories (22 entries)

• My sincere condolences Dave and Lorna in the loss of your baby sister. Sharon will be missed for her contagious laughter, big beautiful Seifert eyes and her very warm smile. Many fond memories from our times at Twin Beaches where I met Sharon and we dubbed our gang the Super 6, walking up and down the beach swearing on our eternal friendship. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time....wishing you strength in the embrace of friends and family. From One of the 6, ...Rita. RIP Sharon. - Posted by: Rita Henderson (Old friend) on: Dec 24, 2019

• My dear dear friend you are at peace now, I'll miss our long talks on the phone. Even tho we were separated by many miles we were soul sisters, I'll love you forever my friend you are a part of my soul. My condolences to Lorna and David and families. - Posted by: Sherri Danyluk nee Lloyd (Friend) on: Dec 21, 2019

• Sharon your plesant smile happy go lucky attitude will never leave my memories. You were Class, fun and hardworking! My heart goes to your family as I was unaware of your illness. I will not forget your contribution to the WFPS. Always highly respected District Chief # 835 Bruce Hallmuth God's Blessings. - Posted by: Bruce Hallmuth (Sharon and I worked for the fire dept) on: Dec 21, 2019

• As an older cousin who moved away from MB in the 70's most of my memories of Sharon date back to when we were all young. I do remember her dazzling smile, and energetic ways. She was fun, had good humor and quick wit. Shades of her father. Lorna and David, my condolences. Keep well. Elaine W. - Posted by: Elaine Wychreschuk (Cousin) on: Dec 20, 2019

• Sincerest condolences to family of Sharon. - Posted by: Arsenault (Family Friend) on: Dec 19, 2019

• Sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. Left us far to early. RIP - Posted by: Ruth Vandette (Old School Friends) on: Dec 18, 2019

• I still can't believe she is gone, I know it's true, I see the words, I've been to the house but yet my heart can't seem to make the connection. My lifelong friend for over 50 years, from skipping down Logan after my Mom cut our hair, to going to Payfair to buy turpentine to get rid of our pimples, Ms. Dixon chucking an eraser in her classroom. Riding in the back of your dads truck under the blankets on the way to Twin Beaches, getting tattooed, being my bridesmaid, celebrating our high school reunion, when you got Rio, the three of us (Trish Haight) celebrating our 50th in Vegas. And for all the memories in between, wouldn't have missed it for the world, just so heart broken but I know you went when you needed to, I am awed by your bravery. Peace at last. xoxo. Lorna, David and family my heartfelt sympathy to you all. Cherrille Price, Marlene Ellis and Micheal Briard - Posted by: Cherrille Price (Lifelong friend) on: Dec 18, 2019

• We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this very difficult time. "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves us a memory no one can steal" Rick & Helena Wychreschuk - Posted by: Richard & Helena Wychreschuk (cousin) on: Dec 18, 2019

• I remember Sharon as a little girl. She was a member of our Twin Lakes Beach extended family. HE has taken her in, and now, her pain and suffering is gone. To Sharon's family and friends; You have our kind thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy... Rudy & Bernice - Posted by: Rudy Kitsch (Friend) on: Dec 18, 2019

• Goodbye ShaRio , The trails at LMP are even emptier now that you definitely will not be returning to them . As we discussed ,I'll keep looking out for that special owl or eagle as sign you've returned to watch over the morning group ,who so enjoyed your company In the interim , Rest Well Dear Friend . - Posted by: Lynn WAgar (Dog walking friend) on: Dec 18, 2019

• So sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. We went to Cecil Rhodes school together. Condolences to the family. - Posted by: Janis Chubaty (Friend) on: Dec 18, 2019

• I will miss you Sharon. I love you and wish I had the chance to see you last July when I was in the city. Sharon was a kind and loving person and would do anything to help you, no matter what. As Sharon would often say, God Bless. - Posted by: Nadine Wychreschuk (Cousin) on: Dec 17, 2019

• Well Sharon, You made it all the way to heaven. While working in Hydro Metering i got to know you as a friend and you were a wonderful soul. You loved your Harley Davidsons to coffee at Robins donuts, you made it all happen the way you could. You will be missed by many of us, who's lives you touched with your infectious laugh and your wonderful way. Alley - Posted by: allan kropelnicki (Winnipeg Hydro Friend) on: Dec 17, 2019

• My condolences to Sharon’s family. I went to Cecil with her and we hung around together while living in Weston. Her infectious laugh and radiant smile is something I’ll always remember. RIP Sharon - Posted by: Leah Mcbride (Friend ) on: Dec 17, 2019

• My deepest condolences to the Seifert family. Sharon & I were friends & co-workers at WFPS. Sharon was always upbeat & ready to help anyone who needed it. We shared some good times together. Rest in peace my friend (the pain is finally gone). You will be missed. - Posted by: Murielle (friend/co-worker) on: Dec 17, 2019

• I worked with Sharon at Winnipeg Hydro. She always always lit up any room simply by entering it. I'll always remember her smiling or laughing. She is unforgettable. On occasion I'd bump into her over the years, and it always felt like no time had passed. Rest in Peace you beautiful, strong, giggling angel. - Posted by: Rose Jowsey (Ex co-worker/friend) on: Dec 17, 2019

• Donna and I are truly saddened and offer our condolences to Sharon's Family. Sharon's work ethic was superb and unparalleled, and made every day a pure joy. Sharon's resume included the Training Academy, Fire Paramedic Administration, and Fire Dispatch. Donna would refer to Sharon as my "work wife" as she truly made me look good with everything she did. Sharon always anticipated what needed and should be done without prompting, and made sure it was done right. Sharon's smile made your day in spite of the challenges in her personal life. We are truly blessed to know you Sharon and do miss you. - Posted by: Stephen Sumka (Friend - Retired Deputy Fire Chief) on: Dec 17, 2019

• So sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. After her retirement with WFPS, she worked with Manitoba Protective Services. Sharon's professionalism, friendly disposition and kindness earned her the respect of everyone in the Branch. She will be missed. - Posted by: Ted Lee (Co-Worker) on: Dec 17, 2019

• My condolences to the Dave, Jan and the family. I worked with Sharon at Winnipeg Hydro and will always remember her big smile and infectious laugh. RIP Sharon. - Posted by: Walter Cwik (Co-worker at Winnipeg Hydro, friend of David and Jan.) on: Dec 17, 2019

• Very sorry to hear of Sharons passing. We went to school together. She was a fun person. My condolences to the family. - Posted by: Barry w Craig (friend) on: Dec 17, 2019

• I worked directly with Sharon for several years during her time with the WFPS. She was truly a kind soul. Always upbeat with a smile or a hearty laugh, even after her diagnosis. Rest in peace. - Posted by: Rod Giese (Past co-worker and friend) on: Dec 17, 2019

• I am truly sorry to learn of Sharon's passing - I have such fond memories when she and I were much younger. We may have lost touch after all of these years, however memories never leave us. Rest well my long ago friend...until we meet again. - Posted by: Corinne Miyai - De Decker (Friend) on: Dec 17, 2019