Sharon was kind, thoughtful, and loving. She was dedicated to the children in her care. We always enjoyed her company, especially her intellect and sense of humor. Peace. Susan Pavlow and Nick Smith

My sincere condolences to the McCanna Family. Sharon was such a sweet and loved woman. May she rest in peace and know she will not be forgotten

My sincere condolences to the McCanna Family. I've known Sharon all my life since she babysit for us when we were kids. Sharon was such a nice person. The last time that I spoke with her is in Shaw's in Barrington where we would chat when she came in. She will be greatly missed and won't be forgotten. All the great memories will help to get you through this awful time. Again, so sorry for your loss.

Maryellen and family, so sorry for your loss. May happy memories help with your healing.

Our girl is gone and she will be terribly missed.Sharon has been an adopted member of our family for over 45 years.We were lucky to have shared so many good times with her.We will keep her forever in our memories. Carol, Leonard, Elaine, and Dan Camuso

Ellen Breen I grew up on the same street as my cousins, The McCannas. We were in essence one extended family with our two houses blending together as one. We shared many holidays, Sundays at the beach, road trips and daily family interactions. My cousin Sharon was more like a big sister to me. She was a babysitter for my brother and me when we were young and would always let us stay up later than we were supposed to. I remember many times when Sharon would say â??Quick go to bed!â?? as my parents were pulling into the driveway. Sharon brought me to see my first ballet, The Nutcracker, in Boston. She would bring me, still a pre-teen, to Boston on the bus to go shopping at Jordan Marsh and Filenes. To get to the stores, we had to walk through the combat zone which seemed forbidden and therefore thrilling to a fledgling teen. When I was a junior in high school we drove down to Daytona Beach for April school vacation week. I donâ??t think I realized the significance of that event at the time. I had lost my mother the year before and I think Sharon was trying to fill some of the void left in me in the wake of that loss. Sharon was a teacher and it was a vocation that we shared. She had a head full of facts and information that encompassed a variety of subject areas. I used to call her the â??Jeopardy Queenâ?? because when we would play as kids, she would always win. I think we all stopped playing because well, what was the point?. My sympathy for MaryEllen's loss can not be measured. Neither can my gratitude for the care she provided her sister these last difficult years. I will miss Sharon so much but in my mind, I picture her either sitting at a big kitchen table with every relative and beloved family friend who has passed or, alternatively, sitting on the beach with her face lifted toward the sun. Safe home, Sharon.

Our sincere condolences to the McCanna family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time, Sharon was a very nice person and a strong woman, we had some really great times growing up on Locust Terrace, God Bless you all, from your old neighborhood family, The Sevingy's

I am sending caring thoughts for Family & Friends of Sharon. I was at Main Street School, Joyce Street School and Mary V Quirk with her. When last visiting Warren, from my home in Manchester, England, I was in 'Nick's Drug Store' and thought I recognised the tall lady who was shopping in there. I asked if she was Sharon and it was. I feels so lucky to have known her and remember skipping rope and laughing!! I was Brenda Feather then ..... now Moorhouse