IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Sharon Lucille

Sharon Lucille Annable Profile Photo

Annable

Sep 13, 1939 — Mar 22, 2025

Tacoma

Obituary

Sharon Lucille Annable, 85 years old

Born – September 13, 1939

Passed – March 22, 2025

Born in Tacoma, Wa

Parents – Michael Hartman and Lucille Peroglia

Survived by her children: Sherri (Rick) Memovich, Rocky Annable, Craig (Tami) Annable, and Kelli Shaw. Grandchildren: Michelle (Ryan) Thibodeau, Jesse (Miles) Shaw, Jason Berg, Christa (Dewayne) McCarver, Jaymi Shaw, Kristin (Kenny) Loye, Troy Annable, Craig Annable Jr, Cody Annable, Daniel Cooper, Alecia Cooper. Sister: Lonnie (Denny) Neville. Great Grand Children: Harper, Paisley, Beau, Kaley, Logan, Jenny, Hudson, Madison, Aryonnah, Emery and Evelyn. Nieces and Nephews: Kristine (Johnny) Houston, Jack, Bailey, Eric (Nouelle) Otani, Tyler and Allie. Proceeded in death by her Parents, Auntie Pearl, Uncle Jack and Jimmy. Grandchildren: CJ Annable III, Caiden Laconner and nephew Cole Houston. Also, best friend Bob DeYoung, and many special friends from Washington to Arizona.

Sharon Lucille Annable resided in Tacoma Washington, went to be with our Lord and Savior on March 22, 2025 surrounded by her family. Sharon attended school in Tacoma Wa. She was a para educator in the Seattle School District for approximately 30 years. Her favorite past time was hosing off the patio and doing the laundry (smoking HAHAHA) and was known to take a cat nap. Sharon loved reading nautical maps while spending a month each summer touring the San Juan Islands. Along with being on the water, she also enjoyed going on cruises and getting all dressed up to attend dinner with the Captain, and bartering with the vendors selling their goods in other countries. Sharon's best time of year was the end of September when she went to her winter home in Yuma Arizona. While in Yuma, she enjoyed being with her friends at the bar making popcorn and coffee. She was proud to be known by her friends at the bar as the "Popcorn Lady and Coffee Bitch." A couple of her favorite things were watching HGTV and Steve Harvey, and her favorite song was "My Maria" by Brooks and Dunn. Sharon most enjoyed being with her family. She will be deeply missed by her friends, family and all that knew her.

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