Sharon Seidler

Birth date: Jul 11, 1948 Death date: Sep 25, 2023

Sharon Lee Seidler, née Avery, was born on 07/11/1948 in Lepanto, AR and passed into eternal rest on 09/25/2023 in St. Louis, MO. Preceded in death by her husband Ken Seidler, father and mother Ernest and Arcena Avery, two older b Read Obituary

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Kevin Carroll

42w ago

Im just now reading this in Feb 2025 but my Condolences to the Family for she has been on my mind lately and googled to see this
God bless her Kids and Family

Kevin M Carroll
Bandera TX

Wanda Brose

108w ago

To my dear Sharon, sister in Christ. You welcome to me to the red hat, sassy sisters, 20 years ago. I remember your smile to this day, and I never felt like a stranger in your group. You never said a discouraging word. You are definitely a dear sister in Christ. Sharon I miss you now and every time I see red and purple I think of our sweet sassy sisters. Today is Saturday, November 11, 2023 a celebration of life is going forward for you. But you
Are pain-free. And someday I will see you with open arms in that big smile of yours. I know that your warm, loving and kindness has touched many lives on this earth.
the Lord says it's time Sharon, you were a good and faithful servant, I praise God for you and love and hugs to your family and dear Crystal

Jason Alexander

109w ago

Grandpa Avery could tell a good story as good as grandma could cook grandpa could speak. I remember when he was in the room no radio or tv was on just him preaching or just telling stories. I loved every minute and so did mom. Mom read everyday before going to bed, not for a love of reading, but for the love of a good story, I share this with her as I think we all do. I grew up going to the movies with mom, and shows, some of you might have memories. I saw the Sting, Jaws, and star wars 8 times with mom I remember shows at six flags, and the arch.

Sheila Savka

111w ago

Queen Sharon, you are in a very beautiful place with God, know here on earth we miss you but continue your beautiful work in heaven. We will meet again one day and I will look for that beautiful red hat. 😢🙏🙏💕😇 and smiling face
Sheila Savka

Richard Craig

111w ago

Sharon knew the Joy of the Lord! He was her Strength and the lifter of her head. I never knew her to ever have a spirit of fear. But rather Peace, Love and a sound mind all of which she got from Jesus her Savior. She was an encourager and helper to many. I called her my sister. I was honored to be her brother in Christ.

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