Sharon Gordon

February 18th, 2016

Have known Sharon (and the kids) since about 1970. Never selfish. She was crazy about Mort and Eugene and the kids. She was always concerned about others, and meant it. No hidden agendas with her. She will be missed.

~Barry Freydberg
~friend, Northbrook, IL

February 16th, 2016

Sharon and I met 45 years ago because our husbands (Mort) were friends and we continued the friendship after their untimely deaths. We talked frequently and spent time together intermittently over the years celebrating weddings and the milestones of life. She had great empathy and a positive attitude and never let the stressors of her life change that philosophy. I shall miss our phone conversations and hearing about the “love of her life” Morgan and take heart in knowing that the last several years of her life were filled with love and joy in seeing that precious child grow and thrive. Sharon was a dear friend to many, a wonderful sister, aunt, mother and especially grandmother. She was a really good cook and entertained beautifully and always welcomed people warmly into her home. My love and heartfelt sympathy to the family and all those fortunate enough to call her FRIEND!

~reva schneider
~friend, Skokie, il

February 15th, 2016

I have never had the pleasure of meeting Sharon Gordon, but since I started watching her little granddaughter, Morgan in my daycare, I know sharon was very loved.
I’m so sorry for the family’s loss. I know their wonderful momories, of Sharon will pull them all through.
Love and prayers to you all

~Joanne Withington
~Daycare provider, Carol Stream , IL

February 14th, 2016

So grateful to have known this kind, patient and unselfish woman. She is the stepmom of my sister Cindy and my brother in law Larry. It was always so nice to hear her voice on occasions that she would call and we would talk of her family, her kids and especially being a grandmother! She always asked about my family, my kids and was such a “mothering” person to all of us. She will be dearly missed by our family and I will miss her sweet voice. I am grateful to Sharon and Mindy and their families for their constant love, teachings, patience and kindness to my sister Cindy and her husband Larry. God bless your family during this sad time. Sharon was and still is loved by so many.

~Kathy Stankowicz
~friend, Mount Prospect, Illinois