Sharron Ann Holt was born in 42 and grew up in a small town in Minnesota with her 4 brothers. In 63 she gave birth to a beautiful daughter. Then in 65, Sharron was in a car wreck where she broke her neck and was told she’d never walk again or be the strong-willed woman she was. She proved the doctors wrong by walking with canes. She married her husband Gary Holt in 69 then in 70 and 74 she gave birth to two handsome sons. In the early 80’s she was a housewife, and mother, cleaned houses, and sold Avon while making blankets and lamps out of dolls. She was also the best neighborhood mom that a neighborhood could have. In Oct. of 87, she and her family moved to Riverton, WY where they opened a store called Family Crafts and Saddle Repair. She would crochet, knit, do beadwork, take care of customers, and do arts and crafts with her grandkids. The original shop was closed and moved to Evanston until 17 when owls moved back to Riverton until her death. She loved her family and friends, crafts, reading, and watching birds and squirrels play. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends. Sharron lived and loved a long strong 81 years.
Sharron is survived by her daughter Alice and husband Michael Wendt; son Jack and wife Trudy Holt; son Joe Holt; grandson Steven and Andrew Kish; granddaughter Riva Wendt; granddaughter Hailey and husband Jake Singleterry; granddaughter Taryn and husband Andrew Houskeeper; grandsons Cole Broadbent and Lott, his wife Malinda Broadbent; grandsons Colten and Chantz Heil-Holt, Kihana Holt; 6 great-grand kids and her best friend Ruth Round and daughter Jean Kuntz.
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