Sharon A. Gudenau

Birth date: May 8, 1939 Death date: Mar 15, 2016

Sharon A. “She-She” Gudenau, age 76, of Marine City, died unexpectedly March 15, 2016. She was born May 8, 1939 in Detroit to the late Marvin and Alice Gudenau. Sharon formerly taught at Holy Cross Elementary School and later work Read Obituary

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Therese Witherspoon

504w ago

We will miss Sharon, and we send our thoughts and prayers to her family and dear friends. Sharon was so kind to everyone. She always made us feel welcomed to stop and visit her on her front porch. She always had large candy containers for the kids to enjoy. This was all part of Sharon's overwhelming generous heart! All the Maritime Days, that were hosted by Sharon for all her family and friends, will never be forgotten. Always lots of food and beverages and toys for the kids to play with. Such memories all those kids have!! We remember lots of snowmobiling trips of never ending fun! Thanks to you and Aunt Jenny, we all had lots of potato salad at all of our summer family and graduation parties! My dear mother in-law Catherine, is unable to attend but she sends her love and prayers to all of you.

Judy Keegan

504w ago

in honor of Sharon.

I would like to extend my most heartfelt and deepest sympathy to the family of Sharon "She-She" Gudenau. You all are in my prayers. It was great that most of the family were together on Saturday the 27th 0f Feb. More memories were made that day. N0 one can take away all things that mean so much to each of you. Sharon was so kind to every one and wittiness will never be forgotten. I hope that it helps to know that others care and that God is with you during this heart breaking time. Judy Keegan

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Shirley Holland

504w ago

Rest in Peace Sharon! So many memories...they will always be cherished. My thoughts and prayers with your friends and family.

Shirley Holland

Brian And Linda Palmer

504w ago

We love and miss Sharon very much. We are saddened by her passing and send our condolences and sympathies to all the family and all the nephews and nieces and her sisters and brother. Sharon was part of our family ,as she was part of many other families. She was unique to say the least. One of a kind. Life will be different without her here. She was always there to "harass you", always there to cheer you up, always there to have a drink with you, and most of all, always there when you needed her. She was considered an "older sister" to Linda, and a dear friend and family member to Brian, and our kids. She-She always critiqued you, advised you, and praised you just when you needed it. Memories of Sharon snowmobiling at Reed Ranch, Caseville July 4th's, the Hubbard Christmas, and holiday events, will last forever. Sharon will be dearly missed by all, and there will never be another one like her, nor should there be. Sharon would want it that way as she was more than unique. Sweet dreams She-She, and don't get into too much much trouble with our dear Katie, though we know that Heaven is in for a unique experience. We love you dearly, She-She. Brian & Linda Palmer

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