Obituary of Sharon Bernadette Gulliver

Beloved Daughter, Sister, Mother, and Grandmother.  Taken away too soon.  She lived life fully with love, optimism, and courage.  She loved her family deeply and did everything for them. 

Born May 6,1952 to Leon and Regina Gulliver in Baltimore, Maryland.  Third oldest of 15 siblings.  She spent her childhood in Baltimore, MD.  She was always the loving care giver and protector to her younger siblings.  She lived for music and dance.  You could always find her on the dance floor.  She graduated from Car-Vo High School in 1970 a Master Seamstress. Her sewing expertise was a tremendous blessing to her friends, family and community.  She loved to create masterpieces to see the joy in someone else’s eyes.  She spent her early adult years as a full time Mom.  She devoted herself to her children.  There was nothing she wouldn’t do for them.  She exposed them to cultural events, museums and volunteering opportunities throughout the community.  She was an active PTA member and volunteered regularly at her children’s elementary school .  She had so much love to give she soon became ‘mother’ to so many .  Sharon loving known as “Ma” to hundreds, Miss G to others, Cool Breeze, Scooter Booda, Miracle, Grandma, but the one she loved the most was Mommy.  Until her very last breath she maintained a zest for life and happiness, exuded strength and genuine LOVE to everyone she knew.

She is survived by four children, Sha’Ron(Scrapple)-daughter, Sharlene(Kitty)-daughter, Shaun (son), and Eric(Son-in-Law); four grandchildren; Joshua and Tishaun (Grandsons), Johnae’ and Keshaun (Granddaughters) and two great-grand children; Joshua Jr and Jaylen (Great Grandsons).  Along with numerous adopted sons, daughters, brothers and sisters.  She will live forever in their hearts and will be remembered in the smiles and laughter of the memories she left behind.

Weep not for me though I have gone into that gentle night

Grieve if you will, but not for long upon my soul’s sweet flight

I am at peace, my soul’s at rest, there is no need for tears

For with your love I was so blessed for all those many years

There is no pain, I suffer not

The fear is now all gone

Put now these things out of your thoughts, in your memory I live on

Remember not my fight for breath, remember not the strife

Please do not dwell upon my death, But celebrate my life