Sharon Edwards was born in Walla Walla, WA to parents, Paul Edwards & Irene (Beeson) Edwards. Irene married, Walt Smith when Sharon was a toddler. Sharon Smith attended an all-age school at Riverside, WA, -graduating in 1954. Sharon met and married her husband, Richard "Dick" Roe in 1954 also. They had 3 children. Kenneth "Ken", Delora "Missy", and Richard "Steve". She loved her family very much!

Sharon and her husband Dick were orchardists…known for raising peaches, pears, and apples. Sharon was a talented artist, you may have seen her artwork- apple head dolls at Regal Fruit warehouse, oil paintings, wood burning, carved wooden clocks, or in later years she completed large beautiful cross stitch needlepoints which she custom framed for friends & family.

Sharon's true passion was her miniature horses- she had a farm "R-Hossy-N-Da" in Tonasket for many years. She was proud to show off her miniatures in local parades such as Founder's Day, horse visits to the nursing home, visits from the elementary kids for field trip or most proudly at competitive events such as Grand Nationals in Texas with her grand champion stud.

Sharon L. Roe passed away in Wenatchee, WA. Sharon was preceded in death by her parents (Paul Edwards & Irene Smith), brother James Richard "Dick" Edwards, brother Dan Edwards, sister Nina "Maxine" McNamara, sister Gail Petersen, husband Dick, both her sons Ken & Steve, & her grandson Robert "Trevor" Richardson.

Sharon is survived by her only living child, Delora "Missy" Bostic, daughter in law Carol Roe (Ken), sisters Edna Mae Hinger, Kathy Robinson, & Beverly McCready, brothers Eldon Edwards, Robert "Bob" Edwards, Kenneth "Kenny" Smith, grandchildren Brian Richardson, Mikel Richardson, Chad Roe, & Tasha (Roe) Latshaw, several great grandchildren, and best friends Ken & Cindy Porter.

Donations would be appreciated to any research facility that specializes in Dementia Research & Cures. Thank You!

A funeral service will be held on Friday, February 24, 2023 at 11 AM in Bergh Chapel. Interment is to follow at the Tonasket Cemetery. The Reverend Marilyn Wilder will be officiating the service.