Tribute

Today's post is not about ramblings or the ideas or suggestions that I wish people in society would learn from or take heed. Today's post is a tribute to a very amazing person that is no longer with us. Today May 8th 2012, we lost a person that was very near and dear to our hearts. She will always be loved and forever missed. Sharon was a woman that raised many children with respect and courage. She was a woman that no one could really compare too. I spent a lot of time with her, in the bowling alley and training horses. Her and I bowled on the mixed league together, and spent a great amount of time together in the bowling alley. She also taught me many things about horses, and riding and the Posse, and how they train horses. We spent many hours training Taxi together. She is also the mother of my sister whom I love dearly. Sharon was a big part of our lives, and she always will be. She put a smile on many peoples faces and warmed their hearts. My grandmother played bingo with her on occasion last time I played with them I won 75 bucks, I guess it was my lucky day. Not only to win the money, but because I was surrounded with people I loved and cared about. She had an amazing heart, she took care of her horses and dogs as if they were family, and even took in a fat, annoying cat that I couldn't take to Boise with me, and she loved him even though he was probably one of the biggest pains in the ass that ever lived in her house.

She was a wonderful grandmother, mother, aunt, sister, and friend. She will be greatly missed by everyone. Like my brother said this morning, "today we are all incomplete whether we know it or not." And it is true. Without her we are incomplete, but this is how life is. We all become incomplete and it is hard to take. It is hard to understand and hard to completely believe but we are all a little less than ourselves these days, and if it weren't for Sharon, a lot of us would not have been brought together to share the bonds that we now hold.

Thank you for your passion, friendship and love Sharon, you will be missed more than words can express.

-Britt.