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- Sharon Lee (Obrien) Gardner
- She was born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota to Clement W. Obrien and Beth Evelyn (Mertes) Obrien. Her father was a farmer and a mechanic. Her mother was a homemaker. She grew up in Minnesota. She married Harold LeRoy Gardner November 4, 1961. He was a meat cutter and a pastor. They moved together to Loma, Colorado in 1979, when Harold took charge of the Loma Community Church. They stayed in the West for several years, with Harold working for different churches before joining the Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry.
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- Sharon Lee Peters Schlegal
- Resident of Gunnison County, Colorado. Contributor to "2020: The Hammer and The Dance: A Gunnison Valley Journal," (source:2020: The Hammer and The Dance : A Gunnison Valley Journal).
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- Sharon Shuteran
- "Sharon E. Shuteran, September 15, 1953 to May 5, 2012. Mother of Eliot Muckerman, daughter of the late Sidney and June Shuteran, sister of Stephanie Houston, and Aunt of Amber Houston. San Miguel County Judge for twenty-seven years. Sharon died doing something she loved, hiking in Mexico."--taken from https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/denverpost/obituary.aspx?n=sharon-e-shuteran&pid=157781732&fhid=4529 " In 1979, she moved to Telluride, where she owned and operated the Excelsior Café with her spouse, Peter Muckerman. For 14 years, she did the baking for the café in the morning before going to court. Sharon and Peter had one son, Eliot; they later divorced. Sharon was known outside the courtroom for her tireless work as a volunteer for nonprofits and local festivals, for her work with a medical team in Bhutan, for hosting international students, and for organizing a charter school in Telluride. In addition, she taught conflict resolution workshops. Colleagues remember her as an unfailingly fair judge: she did not move people through the court system, but was attentive to details and committed to finding creative sentencing solutions for every defendant. Friends remember her as compassionate, kind, and generous. “Sharon’s ego was not part of any of her behavior or activities,” said one friend. “It was not in need of reinforcement. Her need was to be of help to others in the world.” Survivors include her son."--from https://www.reed.edu/reed-magazine/in-memoriam/obituaries/march2013/sharon-elaine-shuteran-1974.html
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- Sharon Starika
- 1966 Cattlemen's Days Queen's Attendant