Birth date: Sep 19, 1961 Death date: Jul 24, 2020
Sharon Gail Ogle, 58, passed away July 24, 2020. Arrangements have been entrusted to Evergreen Mortuary, 3015 N Oracle Rd., Tucson, Arizona (520-888-7470). Service details and obituary will be posted as soon as they become availab Read Obituary
Sharon was a dear friend of mine. My first Hanukkah, Passover, learning Jewish traditions through her. My husband and I saw many a concert with her and Randy. She never met a stranger and she enveloped each person she new with love and kindness. She was a treasure and will be missed.
I can still remember the first time I met Sharon. She was with Ginger and they were attending a mutual friend's birthday lunch at Cheddar's. Upon her entry to our dining area I immediately stood up to go and meet her. She was going to be hosting the next Mahjongg game at her house and this was going to be my first time playing with the gang. She was so warm and friendly toward me and I knew we were going to hit it off. Though I wish we had been able to play more games together, I am grateful we were able have one last session of Mahjongg together that we played online a few weeks ago. Goodbye my friend. I will think of you during every future Maj game.
I'm so sad to hear about Sharon. I am blessed to have worked with her a number of years ago. She was so passionate about helping teachers help kids learn. She had a wonderful sense of humor and was the most thoughtful gift giver. My heart goes out to her family.
Lisa Thomas
I met Sharon in 2003 when she and her mom Ginger joined our Mahjongg group. We spent many Sundays together, playing, laughing, and noshing. In time we became fast friends, sharing a love of the game, music, Broadway shows, and dogs. She and Randy never failed to invite me to the music acts they love when they played Tucson. Sharon was a dynamo (as all who knew and loved her can attest), and her friendship was a priceless gift that isn't always easily found these days. I will miss you immensely, my dear friend. My deepest sympathies go out to Randy, Sharon's family, and friends.
Sharon, you were always "up," never saying a negative thing about anybody or anything. I aspire to be more like you. May you be out of pain in in peace. Randy, our thoughts and love are with you.
