Birth date: Sep 30, 1949 Death date: Dec 30, 2016
Sharon Kay Frey, 67 of Dupo, Ill., born September 30, 1949 in East St. Louis, Ill., passed away December 30, 2016 at Touchette Regional Hospital in Centreville, Ill. Sharon was a teacher at the Columbia Kinder College in Columbia Read Obituary
Dear Jason,
I'm so sorry to hear about your Mom passing away. Keep the memories of your special time together close to your heart. I will pray to God for comfort and to care of you and your family. If you need someone to talk to or to listen or even a hug I'm here for you.
Your Friend,
Lisa Marie McDonald
Our heartfelt sympathy for Ms Sharon's family. We have 3 grandsons that have had Ms Sharon for their teacher at CKC, the youngest still a student there. They all loved Ms Sharon and she loved them. I helped, occasionally in her class for a party. She was such a caring lady and an asset to the CKC program. She will be greatly missed by all.
God Bless,
Lynn &a David Goeddel
(Grandparents of Ethan, Cannon, and Brant Hogan)
Sharon was the first CKC staff member we met in 2007 and truly, we never considered another daycare setting after meeting with her. She loved our kids and so many others, like they were her very own grandkids. The absolute perfect blend of love, teaching, discipline and respect for each of the kids in her care. She will be missed beyond measure. My prayers for peace for her family.
We met Sharon in May of 2016 when we moved our 2 1/2 year old son to Columbia Kinder College. He was in a new place and didn't know anyone. He was understandably nervous and scared. We felt awful leaving there each morning after prying him from our legs and seeing him cry as we walked out the door. Sharon spoke with us, telling us that she sat with him every morning until he went off to his classroom. She went on to let us know that he was only upset for a few minutes after we left as he sat on her lap telling her about what he'd done the night before and showing off either the truck or animal on his t-shirt. She helped our little guy become comfortable with his new daycare, so much so that he looks forward to going every day. Just as importantly, she helped my wife and I have the comfort that he was in great hands with someone who clearly cared so much for him.
Knobloch Family
