
Sharon was a longtime member of the American Legion in Gray. She enjoyed gambling, snowmobiling, four wheeling, fishing, scrapbooking, going for motorcycle rides with her husband Tim, and spending time with her granddaughter Alyssa.
She leaves her longtime companion and husband Tim Curtis of Bowdoin, a daughter Lori Schools and her husband Erik of New Gloucester, a granddaughter Alyssa Wilson of New Gloucester, four sisters; Paulette Fisher and husband Richard of CA, Patricia Jackson of Pownal, Cynthia Jones and husband Douglas of FL, and Pamela Haskell and husband Charles of New Gloucester, two brothers; Robert Pollard and wife Shirley of MA and Gregory Hinds and wife Sandra of Sabattus, her mother-in-law Dian Capen and husband Gary of SD, father-inlaw Jerry Curtis and wife Sharon of Gardner, brothers and sisters in-law: Christy, Katie, Aimee, Monica, Nate and Brian and many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
You are invited to offer condolences and share fond memories of Sharon by visiting her guest book at www.crosmanfuneralhome.com. There will be no visitation. A graveside service will be held at Ridge Road Cemetery in Bowdoinham on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. with a Celebration of Life immediately following the service at the Bowdoinham Fire Station on 57 Post Road. Family welcomes flowers, please have delivered to Crosman Funeral Home. A service of Crosman Funeral Home, Cremation & Monument Services 40 Main St. Lisbon Falls.
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