Funeral services for Sharon Ann Ludwig Lindholm will be held in the Chapel of Rader Funeral Home, 1617 Judson Road, Longview, TX 75601 on Wednesday, 4 August 2021 at 10:00 AM. She will be laid to rest in the Bryan City Cemetery in Bryan TX on 6 August 2021 at 11:00 am. She passed away on Thursday, 30 July 2021 in Longview at the hospital in the early morning hours. In Lieu of flowers, please make a donation to https://www.conquer.org//Donate in her honor and acknowledgments can be sent to 9024 White Tail Rd., Gilmer, TX 75644.
Sharon was raised in the Houston Heights, married 16 June 1973, 48 years, and is survived by her husband, James Roland Lindholm II. She is survived by her two children, daughter, Patricia "Trisha" C. (Justin) Smith and her grandchildren, Gavyn Moore, Brayden Smith, Skye Smith, and Ashlynn Smith, and a great granddaughter Ava Moore, and son, James Roland Lindholm III (Katy) and brother, Charles David Ludwig.
She was predeceased by her parents and step mother, in laws, and brother in law.
Her parents were Charles Theo Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084510 and her mother was Dorothy Mae Buckley Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084466.
Her in laws were James Roland Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610718 and Marguerite Keener Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610719.
Brother in law, Gregory Clayton Lindholm F/G Memorial #192933534
Jim and Sharon resided in Gilmer, TX at the time of her passing. They previously resided in College Station, TX and moved to Iola, TX after the children had graduated from high school. Together they built the house in Iola.
Sharon received a Bachelor's degree in English from Texas A&M University 1996 and worked many years at Texas A&M University, before working and retiring as a paralegal.
Sharon had a passion for making everything beautiful around her. She loved to teach people how to do things from scrapbooking to plumbing for a house. She was a do-it-yourself kind of person. There was nothing that she wouldn't learn or couldn't teach. She had a passion for taking in stray animals and loving them as her own.
Note from author: Sharon was my best friend of thirty years. We met for an interview and she hired me to work for her at Texas A&M University, Facilities Planning and Construction in 1992. We graduated TAMU in 1996 and were issued our Aggie rings by her mother-in-law, Marguerite Lindholm, in 1995. We promptly went to Red Lobster for lunch to celebrate. Her husband, Jim, was very kind to put up with us two girl's for all those telephone conversations over the years. She was my only "sister". Born ten years and ten days apart to different families but inseparable by love.
Rest In Peace, Sharon Ann. We love you!
Sharon was raised in the Houston Heights, married 16 June 1973, 48 years, and is survived by her husband, James Roland Lindholm II. She is survived by her two children, daughter, Patricia "Trisha" C. (Justin) Smith and her grandchildren, Gavyn Moore, Brayden Smith, Skye Smith, and Ashlynn Smith, and a great granddaughter Ava Moore, and son, James Roland Lindholm III (Katy) and brother, Charles David Ludwig.
She was predeceased by her parents and step mother, in laws, and brother in law.
Her parents were Charles Theo Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084510 and her mother was Dorothy Mae Buckley Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084466.
Her in laws were James Roland Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610718 and Marguerite Keener Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610719.
Brother in law, Gregory Clayton Lindholm F/G Memorial #192933534
Jim and Sharon resided in Gilmer, TX at the time of her passing. They previously resided in College Station, TX and moved to Iola, TX after the children had graduated from high school. Together they built the house in Iola.
Sharon received a Bachelor's degree in English from Texas A&M University 1996 and worked many years at Texas A&M University, before working and retiring as a paralegal.
Sharon had a passion for making everything beautiful around her. She loved to teach people how to do things from scrapbooking to plumbing for a house. She was a do-it-yourself kind of person. There was nothing that she wouldn't learn or couldn't teach. She had a passion for taking in stray animals and loving them as her own.
Note from author: Sharon was my best friend of thirty years. We met for an interview and she hired me to work for her at Texas A&M University, Facilities Planning and Construction in 1992. We graduated TAMU in 1996 and were issued our Aggie rings by her mother-in-law, Marguerite Lindholm, in 1995. We promptly went to Red Lobster for lunch to celebrate. Her husband, Jim, was very kind to put up with us two girl's for all those telephone conversations over the years. She was my only "sister". Born ten years and ten days apart to different families but inseparable by love.
Rest In Peace, Sharon Ann. We love you!
Funeral services for Sharon Ann Ludwig Lindholm will be held in the Chapel of Rader Funeral Home, 1617 Judson Road, Longview, TX 75601 on Wednesday, 4 August 2021 at 10:00 AM. She will be laid to rest in the Bryan City Cemetery in Bryan TX on 6 August 2021 at 11:00 am. She passed away on Thursday, 30 July 2021 in Longview at the hospital in the early morning hours. In Lieu of flowers, please make a donation to https://www.conquer.org//Donate in her honor and acknowledgments can be sent to 9024 White Tail Rd., Gilmer, TX 75644.
Sharon was raised in the Houston Heights, married 16 June 1973, 48 years, and is survived by her husband, James Roland Lindholm II. She is survived by her two children, daughter, Patricia "Trisha" C. (Justin) Smith and her grandchildren, Gavyn Moore, Brayden Smith, Skye Smith, and Ashlynn Smith, and a great granddaughter Ava Moore, and son, James Roland Lindholm III (Katy) and brother, Charles David Ludwig.
She was predeceased by her parents and step mother, in laws, and brother in law.
Her parents were Charles Theo Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084510 and her mother was Dorothy Mae Buckley Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084466.
Her in laws were James Roland Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610718 and Marguerite Keener Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610719.
Brother in law, Gregory Clayton Lindholm F/G Memorial #192933534
Jim and Sharon resided in Gilmer, TX at the time of her passing. They previously resided in College Station, TX and moved to Iola, TX after the children had graduated from high school. Together they built the house in Iola.
Sharon received a Bachelor's degree in English from Texas A&M University 1996 and worked many years at Texas A&M University, before working and retiring as a paralegal.
Sharon had a passion for making everything beautiful around her. She loved to teach people how to do things from scrapbooking to plumbing for a house. She was a do-it-yourself kind of person. There was nothing that she wouldn't learn or couldn't teach. She had a passion for taking in stray animals and loving them as her own.
Note from author: Sharon was my best friend of thirty years. We met for an interview and she hired me to work for her at Texas A&M University, Facilities Planning and Construction in 1992. We graduated TAMU in 1996 and were issued our Aggie rings by her mother-in-law, Marguerite Lindholm, in 1995. We promptly went to Red Lobster for lunch to celebrate. Her husband, Jim, was very kind to put up with us two girl's for all those telephone conversations over the years. She was my only "sister". Born ten years and ten days apart to different families but inseparable by love.
Rest In Peace, Sharon Ann. We love you!
Sharon was raised in the Houston Heights, married 16 June 1973, 48 years, and is survived by her husband, James Roland Lindholm II. She is survived by her two children, daughter, Patricia "Trisha" C. (Justin) Smith and her grandchildren, Gavyn Moore, Brayden Smith, Skye Smith, and Ashlynn Smith, and a great granddaughter Ava Moore, and son, James Roland Lindholm III (Katy) and brother, Charles David Ludwig.
She was predeceased by her parents and step mother, in laws, and brother in law.
Her parents were Charles Theo Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084510 and her mother was Dorothy Mae Buckley Ludwig F/G Memorial #90084466.
Her in laws were James Roland Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610718 and Marguerite Keener Lindholm F/G Memorial #91610719.
Brother in law, Gregory Clayton Lindholm F/G Memorial #192933534
Jim and Sharon resided in Gilmer, TX at the time of her passing. They previously resided in College Station, TX and moved to Iola, TX after the children had graduated from high school. Together they built the house in Iola.
Sharon received a Bachelor's degree in English from Texas A&M University 1996 and worked many years at Texas A&M University, before working and retiring as a paralegal.
Sharon had a passion for making everything beautiful around her. She loved to teach people how to do things from scrapbooking to plumbing for a house. She was a do-it-yourself kind of person. There was nothing that she wouldn't learn or couldn't teach. She had a passion for taking in stray animals and loving them as her own.
Note from author: Sharon was my best friend of thirty years. We met for an interview and she hired me to work for her at Texas A&M University, Facilities Planning and Construction in 1992. We graduated TAMU in 1996 and were issued our Aggie rings by her mother-in-law, Marguerite Lindholm, in 1995. We promptly went to Red Lobster for lunch to celebrate. Her husband, Jim, was very kind to put up with us two girl's for all those telephone conversations over the years. She was my only "sister". Born ten years and ten days apart to different families but inseparable by love.
Rest In Peace, Sharon Ann. We love you!
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