Sharon Fruchtman

My memories are as follows: going through her many books to borrow, (always hard cover), lunches out on my trips to Toronto, being the designated driver when Sharon's Aunt Dorothy came to town and lots of shopping at Yorkdale. Sharon came to visit me in New York before I had kids and I took her to the city on the subway. I heard about that trip for many years! New York in the 60's, she was terrified!

So many memories at Apt 1101. Always felt like home walking into Auntie Flo and Uncle Stan’s apartment. Lots of fun having sleepovers with Sharon when I was little. Chatting about everything until I fell asleep, doing our nails, looking out the big window together with Uncle Stan’s binoculars, playing Gin Rummy in the kitchen together with Auntie Flo. Sharon you always loved we shared the same SF initials. I was so excited when I got an SF initial ring just like yours and visiting you at the lighting store or for lunch. So many many memories. Sharon you and the great aunts and uncles were the only ones I answered to when you called me Shari Ellyn no matter what age I was🥰. Rest on peace xoxo

Hairdresser and lighting. A big part of my life and that's how I knew her. My condolences and may she rest in peace.

Sharon was a warm individual and always full of life and the possessor of a quick wit. We used Sharon's services for lighting up our residences and her product knowledge and recommendations were impeccable. I will miss our friendly chats and wish all of her family no more future sorrows. Sincerely, Gary

I loved my cousin Sharon from the earliest of my memories. She always made me feel special. One of my prized possessions is a beautiful backgammon set that she bought me. I felt so grown up. I’ll always remember her, and hold her close to my heart.