Birth date: May 24, 1951 Death date: Sep 25, 2015
Sharon A. Fasulo, 64, of Liverpool, passed away on Friday, September 25, 2015. Sharon was born in Ogdensburg, NY and was a graduate of Henninger High School in 1968. She enjoyed traveling, reading, cooking, and most of all spendin Read Obituary
Our sincere and deepest condolances to Sharon's family. We knew both Pat and Sharon and considered them our dear and close friends. I worked with them both at Carrier. Sharon stopped by a few months ago which was the first time we talked together for a few years. Rekindling our friendship and memories was wonderful. In fact, we have a poster Sharon painted for us 40+ years ago that we will charish even more now. We will surely miss Sharon very much. Our prayers are with her family.
Fred & Marilyn Hartung
I am so sorry for your loss. Sharon and I were sorority sisters in high school, both in the class of 1968. More recently, we were Facebook friends. I will remember her with a ready smile for everyone and an easy-going spirit. I am thinking of all of you with prayers at this difficult time. Sincerely, Glenda Pates-Crofoot
Jason (Jenny) and Danielle (Doug),
So sorry on your Mom's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
We remember your Mom (and your Dad).
Our deepest sympathies.
Jeff and Joan Hewitt
Apt. 5D
490 Fortress Boulevard
Murfreesboro, TN 37128
Mommy Fasulo, I'm so sad to hear of your passing. You were so much fun and always smiling and I'll think of you, always, fondly. Danielle and Jason, you have two amazing angels to look over you and your families. My prayers are with you all at this time. Rest well Mommy Fasulo!
So sorry for your loss. I attended assumption academy and pat went to school with my brother Dan Burns.
I am so saddened to see this. Sharon and I were friends from our time at Catholic Charities, and I knew her husband Pat from high school. Sharon was a wonderful person and a gentle soul. We have been communicating through facebook, and I as so glad I got the opportunity to interact with her and to make her laugh occasionally! When her mom passed away, she brought me in a faux fur coat that was a leopard print, because she knew I loved animal prints! It fit perfectly, and I still wear it in the winter. I think of her every time I put it on. My prayers and condolences to you, her family. She talked about you often and how much she loved all of you. She will be missed.
To the Fasulo family and friends, I am so sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. She used to work at carrier with my late husband many years ago. She was always such a delightful woman. She once made a painting of a well known artist's work for me, because she knew I always liked that particular work of art. She was still Sharon Smith at that time.I'm sure you have wonderful memories, and may those memories help you through these difficult times. Kitty Longo
Danielle & Jason, your mom was such a great "alternate mom" for Ellen as she grew up as the "church baby." She could quickly draw up the greatest, most realistic-looking pictures for Ellen to color & keep her occupied for hours while still getting her own work done. She was loved by everyone at church and we all have such great memories of her. You are all in our prayers as you move through this huge loss. We are praying for all of you.
