"I am sorry for your lost I remember Sharon was one of the first people I meet when I came to California . Always smiling spreading her joy where she went though she is physically not her with us her spirit lives on upon us Nettie Taylor"
In loving memory of
Sharon Hedgeman
September 19, 1951 - April 28, 2019
Sharon Hedgeman was born the second oldest child to Burnell Hamilton and Herbert Hoover Hamilton on September 19, 1951, in Hemphill, Texas.
Sharonattended Dunbar High School in Lufkin, Texas, where she received her high school diploma. After graduation, she moved to San Diego, California. Upon her arrival to San Diego in 1972, she obtained employment working at a laundry cleaners. Shortly thereafter, she met and married her best friend Henry Hank Hedgeman. Two children were brought into this union. In 1973, they had their third child Marcus Hedgeman.
In 1978 Sharon decided to further her education and attended a trade school and studied Electronic Engineering. With that education she received employment at General Dynamics.
Sharon accepted Christ as her Savior at New Creation Church, where she became a born again Christian and was an active member of the church.
Before Sharons health worsened she really enjoyed working for Fuse Integration. She worked as an Electronic Engineer for forty-plus years.
Sharon was known as Nana or Momma. She was a woman with a huge personality, a huge heart, very funny, and a large smile. Sharon was a woman of Many, Many words. When she walked into a room you knew she was there. Sharon was a loving and caring woman. She was a woman who never met a stranger. Sharon really enjoyed being around people. She loved being with her family and close friends, having a good time, listening to music, traveling to Las Vegas, and especially going to the casinos around San Diego.
God called Sharon Ann Hedgeman into eternal rest on April 28, 2019, where she was met with the embrace of her Heavenly Father, and husband Henry Hank Hedgeman, and son, Marcus Hedgeman. Sharon touched many lives here on earth. Those that are left to celebrate her memories are; son Michael Hamilton (Karla); daughter Denova Michelle Williams; daughter-in-law Michelle Hedgeman; granddaughters De Andria Eason and Myles Hedgeman; grandson Jalen Hamilton; siblings Rose Hadnot from Nacogdoches, TX, Helen Harrison (Bruce) from Huntington, TX, Larry Hamilton from Lufkin, TX, Wanda Gulley (Nathan) from Tyler, TX, Rhonda Mayes (Terrence) from Houston, TX; brother-in-law A.B. Hedgemon and sister-in-law JoAnn Hedgemon from Shreveport, LA; her Sister in Christ Violet Chatman from Las Vegas, NV; adopted daughter Tammy Totten; godchildren Bobby, Jr. and TurKesa Chatman from Las Vegas, NV, Terrell Totten, and Rico Christian; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, church family, and close friends.
Tributes
"I met Sharon in 2008 when she came to Phoenix for my niece's funeral, as stated she didn't meet any strangers it was if we had known each all our lives. I had accepted her daughter and granddaughter as my own and she gave me permission to put them in check. We had many phone conversations about them and of course that man(Hank). We would laugh so much and talk so long that we both were tired when we finished. It was Hilarious She thanked me for looking out for them and loving them as she knew I would. My friend I'm going to miss our phone conversations, our private talks and our laughter. You just rest now, I got this, your girl got this. You will always be in my heart. Love Always. Cookie"
"I worked briefly with Sharon, buther laughter and personality made work so enjoyable. Such a beautiful, bright, happy lady and I miss her laugh. My prayers go out to her family and friends during this hard time. Sharon, we all miss you here at PHOTONICS."
"A SOPHISTICATION WILLOW BASKET SPRAY was ordered on May 6, 2019"