Sharon Louise Fait, 52, passed away on Aug. 26, 2006 at a local hospital. She is survived by her three children, Sherry Skinner (Epperley), Troy Epperley, and Jamie Fait; her mother, Barbara Flores, her three brothers, Robert Flores, Steve Flores, and Bill Flores, and her four grandchildren, Amanda Skinner, Paige Skinner, Madison Skinner, and Takoda Vancleave-Epperley. She was a beautiful soul whose favorite past-time was to go fishing, boating and camping every chance she could. She dedicated her life to caring for others and giving a helping hand to anyone who needed it without judgment or regret. She was truly an angel on earth whose goal was to make life a little easier on anyone who might be suffering. She is known by all as a generous and loving spirit whose smile could light up a room. She taught us to love without judgment and regret, and to dance like no one was watching. We will all do our best to try to be like her and live by her example. Our mother's loss is unimaginable and she will be so dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved her. We take comfort knowing she now gets to go fishin' every day with her husband of 28 years James C. Fait, who passed only three months ago. Memorial services to be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2006 at the Community Christian Church on E. 42nd St. in Garden City, ID. All are welcome.
Sharon Louise Fait, 52, passed away on Aug. 26, 2006 at a local hospital. She is survived by her three children, Sherry Skinner (Epperley), Troy Epperley, and Jamie Fait; her mother, Barbara Flores, her three brothers, Robert Flores, Steve Flores, and Bill Flores, and her four grandchildren, Amanda Skinner, Paige Skinner, Madison Skinner, and Takoda Vancleave-Epperley. She was a beautiful soul whose favorite past-time was to go fishing, boating and camping every chance she could. She dedicated her life to caring for others and giving a helping hand to anyone who needed it without judgment or regret. She was truly an angel on earth whose goal was to make life a little easier on anyone who might be suffering. She is known by all as a generous and loving spirit whose smile could light up a room. She taught us to love without judgment and regret, and to dance like no one was watching. We will all do our best to try to be like her and live by her example. Our mother's loss is unimaginable and she will be so dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved her. We take comfort knowing she now gets to go fishin' every day with her husband of 28 years James C. Fait, who passed only three months ago. Memorial services to be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2006 at the Community Christian Church on E. 42nd St. in Garden City, ID. All are welcome.
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