Birth date: Feb 28, 1949 Death date: Aug 27, 2016
Sharon Faye Green, 67, of The Villages passed away Saturday, August 27, 2016. Mrs. Green was born February 28, 1949 in Louisville, KY to Ruel W. and Eunice (Mattingly) Carter. She was a devout Christian and a homemaker. She moved Read Obituary
I loved my cousin, I am heartbroken at her untimely death. My Mother knows how much Aunt Eunice is hurting . My love goes out to Eric and Matthew. God be with you in these trying days to come.
Ed & I remember vividly how Sharon made us feel so welcome when we first met her! It was Oct. of 2012, & we had come to check out our Gilchrist property. Sharon, Erik & little Sophie had only moved in a few weeks prior. They had the only green lawn in the entire neighborhood, amidst all our dirt lots. Like the Little House on the Prairie! We knew then that Sharon was going to be a good friend.
Ed & I had a Halloween party every year, & Sharon always came, with her wonderful smile, & fabulous costumes! She used to make us all laugh so hard! I enjoyed spending time with her at the pool, & many other neighborhood get-togethers. We even had taken the CPR & AED class with Sharon, & she volunteered to be one of our neighborhood first responders in an emergency. She was that kind of person, always caring for Erik & others. We will miss her tremendously!
Nancy & Ed Russo
I met Sharon through Special Friends. I don't think I ever saw her without a smile on her face. She was so vivacious and frequently talked about all that she was involved in here at The Villages. Sometimes we would have deeper conversations which revealed her to be a true person of integrity. It is hard to believe someone so full of life is gone, but she certainly lived her life to the max. We will miss her. Colleen, Ralph and Brian
We so fondly remember sweet Sharon walking Sophie through the neighborhood. When we were on our patio, she would stop and visit a while and share a glass of wine. She was devoted to Eric and made sure he had the best life possible. Our hearts are broken, especially for the boys. She was so happy in The Villages - she is missed by all who knew her.
Cathy and Gary Hamby
I met Sharon while walking my dogs one afternoon, only to learn she was also widowed. We had many a good talk, shared stories, and knew we were destined to be friends. I was lucky enough to be playing golf with Sharon when she got her very first birdie on the Heron course. Her smile and infectious laugh could light up your day, and I will miss her terribly. She was such a gentle soul, seeing all the good around her. May the angels guide her softly into the arms of God, and may she and her family know only peace. God Bless.
Sharon made me smile every time I saw her. She was such a kind, generous person. One time I was on my way to the store to get dessert. I stopped at her house. Instead of letting me go to the store, she gave me dessert from her freezer! She was so thoughtful. I love you Sharon. Gayle Roberts
