Ms. Sharon Gilchrist

Passed 03/19/2021

Obituary For Ms. Sharon Gilchrist

Sharon Gilchrist was born on October 27, 1954 to the late Cartez Nance and Armatha Gilchrist. She departed this earthly life on Friday, March 19, 2021 at McLeod Regional Medical Center in Florence, South Carolina.

Sharon attended the public schools of Lake View High School, Lake View, South Carolina. Later she attended Caldwell College in Caldwell, New Jersey and received a major in accounting. Later, she attended Bronx Community College, Bronx, New York in 1981-1987 and majored in Data Procession and received her diploma. She was employed at New York Life Insurance Company in Parsippany, New Jersey from 1992 thru 1998 in the Treasury division and later worked at Edward Blank Association, New York, New York in the Information Systems and Services Division.

Sharon leaves to cherish her fond and loving memories ~ three sons: Sean J. {Marie K.} Gilchrist, Terrance Gilchrist and Trevor Gilchrist; her siblings: William Henry Gilchrist and Emma G. Moses and a host of nieces, nephews, in-laws, other relatives and friends.



Guest Book

Praying for the family. Such a sweet lady

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I just found out about Ms. Sharon passing. She was a very sweet lady. Praying for all the family

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I met Mrs Gilcrest at woodforest bank 3 years ago and every time we bump in to each other we would talk for an hour no matter what location. Very sweet soul...she is in the presence of God thank you Jesus

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Ms. Gilchrist, what a beautiful soul and spirit! I had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Gilchrist while her son Terrance was enrolled in Adult Education here in Dillon, S.C. Ms. Gilchrist was such a welcome breath of fresh air. We spent countless conversations talking about her love for her children and family. She was so excited about writing a book about her life experiences. While Terrance was in class, she would remain quietly at a table working on that book. My family and I felt as though Ms. Sharon and Terrance were our family. During Thanksgiving 2018, Ms. Sharon and Terrance spent that time fellowshipping with our family. We had a wonderful time praying, singing, eating and playing games. I truly enjoyed having them with us during that Thanksgiving. I thank God for placing Ms. Gilchrist and Terrance in my life. My prayer is that God continues to bless and sustain you...Terrance and the Gilchrist Family. God's blessings, Lillie Page

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Mom, we are grateful to God for loaning you to us, and while we were still enjoying you He called you back home. We are able to go on because we know that your pain is over and you are at rest. But we still miss you all the same. Mom, even in death you blessed so much because we came to know what a lovely and wonderful woman you were by the friends who condoled with us. All of us miss you. We are only beginning to heal now after your death, and sweet memories of you will help us adjust to life without you. We miss you mom.

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Such a sweet and loving soul. You will truly be missed. Joyce A. Pernell

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Praying for the family that the good Lord God will strengthen and comfort you now and in the days ahead. Pastor Annie Grace Nance-Roscoe.

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Praying for the Gilchrist family during the loss of their loved one. May God continue to strengthen you all. Rosa N. Jones

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Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Gilchrist family after the passing of Ms. Sharon Gilchrist. She was a wonderful person and friend, and her presence will be missed. The Buie, Brantley, Thompson, and Gilliard Families

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May the God of Comfort, grant you comfort as you grieve the death of your loved one. I shall remember your family in prayer. Magnolia T. Williams

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Our friendship goes back more than 40 years. We were always the same, good friends. The memories are too numerous. Maybe one day we can reminisce. Hold tight to God's hand and love and care for each other.

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My Mother in Law Mother in law they say, and yet, Somehow i simply cant forget Was you who watched his baby ways Who taught him his first hymn of praise, Who smiled on him with loving pride When he first toddled by your side. Mother in law but , oh it wad you Who taught him to be kind and true. When he was tired almost asleep Was your arms he ise to creep And when he bruised his tiny knee Was you who kissed it tenderly. Mother in law they say and yet Somehow i never shall forget How very much i owe To you Who taught him how to grow. You trained your son Sean to look above You made him try the man i love And so i think of that today And then with that tha kful heart i say OUR MOTHER YOU WILL BE MISSED... WITH SORROW IN MY HEART ..YOUR DAUGHTER Always Marri

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Ms Sharon will be missed, she always brought a smile to our clinic! May she be in our Lord's loving presence! Dr J

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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