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Sharon June Chadwick-Smith, 75, passed away peacefully at her home on May 7, 2026, surrounded by her loving family.
Born on June 11, 1950, in Lampasas, Texas, Sharon was the daughter of the late Arthur and Norma Chadwick. On June 23, 1967, she married the love of her life, Daniel Monroe Smith, with whom she shared a beautiful journey until his passing. Together, they raised two children: Scott Emery Andrew Smith and his fiancee, Tamara Smart, and their daughter, Tina Rhenea Smith-Myer and her husband, Scott Meyer. Sharon is reunited in heaven with her brother, Ronald E. Chadwick, while her sister, Janet Tunner, remains here, cherishing her memory.
Sharon was blessed with seven grandchildren -Joshua, Emilee, Lauren, Jaycee, Corbin, Caden, and Landon - each one a source of pride, laughter, and joy. She celebrated their milestones with a full heart and loved them with a depth that shaped their lives. Her joy only grew with the arrival of her eleven great-grandchildren, who brought her endless smiles and filled her days with light. They were her delight, her sunshine, and the living proof of the love she poured into her family.
Sharon's legacy is one of devotion, kindness, and unwavering love. She will be remembered for her gentle spirit, her warm presence, and the way she made every person she loved feel seen and cherished. Her memory lives on most beautifully in the generations who follow her.
Sharon was known for her sweet, loving, and gentle spirit. She had a kindness that made people feel welcome the moment they met her, and a warmth that stayed with them long after. She carried a quiet strength, a generous heart, and a deep devotion to the people she loved. For many years,
Sharon worked at Bealls, where she was cherished by coworkers and customers alike. Her friendly smile, patient nature, and genuine care for others made her a bright spot in every day. She formed lasting friendships there and touched countless lives through simple acts of kindness.
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