Sharyn Anita Dakin

Birth date: Nov 20, 1943 Death date: Apr 27, 2015

Sharyn A. Dakin, Beloved wife of Richard Dakin. Born November 20, 1943 in Washington DC of adoptive parents, Myrna and Bing Hightman. Survived by daughters, Darci (husband Eric Boettger) and Kelly Coogle. Three grandchildren-EJ Li Read Obituary

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Beverly Z. Lowman

541w ago

Sharyn I will miss you. You were a wonderful neighbor. Thanks for all your tricks of the trade with flowers. Thanks for sharing so many things on life. I will never forget you.
God saw that the road was getting rough for you and he wrapped his loving arms around you and whispered well done good servant well done come home and take rest. Stay strong Richard it is tough , but you have memories in your heart that you can recall at any time. You can really live a lifetime on good memories and only time will ease the pain of the loss of your beloved.

Beverly Z. Lowman

Mary Kelley

544w ago

What a wonderful neighbor Sharon has been. We have all lived in this neighborhood a long time. I will miss her morning walks with her beautiful dog. May she rest in peace. Mary and Nancy Kelley

Barbara Merritt

544w ago

Sharyn ... I will miss you. You helped me with so many projects over the years. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Rainbow Girls, and school children in the inner city. You always helped me come up with projects for whatever ... No project was too small or too large, you helped me tackle them and make the project successful. You touched many lives and were a very special person. Richard was lucky to have found you. Thank you for being my friend.

Barbara Merritt

Patty Cressman

544w ago

May Sharyn find peace in heaven without pain and suffering. Such a beautiful always pleasant gal. Stay strong Richard and family.

Arnette Rattleff

544w ago

My family spent many wonderful years with Sharyn and Richard Dakin, living across the street from them. Sharyn and I would crochet together, talking all the while about everything. Sharyn was a very skilled seamstress, crafter, crocheter - so talented. It seemed like there was nothing she couldn't do beautifully. After we moved from Tampa to the midwest we continued our friendship through the years. I have the most fond, loving memories of one of my dearest, adult life long friends. I'm so sorry we've lost her on this earth. Her presence in my life has always been a joy. I have such great memories of Sharyn to hold me over in this life. God's peace and comfort to all the family. Sharyn is at peace now.

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