Sharon A Martin

I first met Sharon in Lancaster, WI, about 1973. We worked together, and I would ride with her. We both went different directions and didn’t stay in touch. About 2004 I became a Stampin Up demonstrator, Connie said she was going to bring her sister. Her sister was Sharon, I was so happy to reconnect with her! Sharon was a kind, caring, strong lady. She was a fighter, and dealt with some tough health issues and kept going! Your fight is over, and you can Rest In Peace! I’m so glad our paths crossed twice sweet lady!! Your memories will live on in every one that knew you! And will be missed dearly by many!!! My deepest sympathy to Sharon’s family!

I was honored to be Sharon’s work colleague at the US Attorney’s Office during her long career of dedicated public service. She worked hard and her skills made the office a better place. From 2010-2017 I lead the office as the US Attorney, and I could always count on Sharon to “tell it like it is” — which is often rare, but always valuable. John W. Vaudreuil

I worked with Sharon when we were both assigned to the Western Wisconsin Fugitive Task Force in the late 1990s. I would then see her from time to time after she started working at the US Attorney's Office. It was a pleasure to know her and work with her. My condolences to Sharon's family. Jim Parker, Special Agent FBI Retired