Sharon G. Gallagher Obituary

Sharon was a loving friend to so many people. I am glad I had a chance to know her when we sang in the Back Bay Chorale together. Sending blessings.

I am so very sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. Please know she is in my prayers. I send my love to you, Lacey and Bob, and of course, your beautiful family.

Dear Lacey and Gleason, I am so sorry for your loss. I just found out about Sharon's passing. She was a beautiful woman in the true sense of the word . My thoughts and prayers are with you . Patrice Muchowski

We learned of Sharon's passing today. We were clients but more importantly friends. Although mostly a long distance relationship for more than 20 years, when we did see her or whenever we spoke she made us feel like we were two of her closest friends. Sharon was remarkable in so many ways. Her courage, persistent positive attitude and generosity was an example we will try to emulate. Boston has lost one of its finest. Eternal rest grant unto her O lord and let the perpetual light shine upon her.

I'm so sorry to hear about Sharon's passing. I met her when my son attended the choir school and will always remember her as a positive force --- beautiful and strong. When she walked into a room, you could feel her energy and enthusiasm. The choir school was so lucky to have her as their benefactor and cheerleader.

Sharon was a hoot in college and was always a hard worker as well. Always had a smile! Remembering her and her family in my prayers...

I met Sharon at Longwood in 1993 (the year I joined the club) and enjoyed playing tennis and socializing with her there and at the Covered Courts for many years. In addition to being a fine tennis player I so enjoyed her humor and wit. She was a tireless ambassador for the Choir School. At her invitation, I attended some of the concerts...it was wonderful for me when a friend's son attended the school and was able to mix several

I met Sharon at Longwood in 1993 (the year I joined the club) and enjoyed playing tennis and socializing with her there and at the Covered Courts for many years. In addition to being a fine tennis player I so enjoyed her humor and wit. She was a tireless ambassador for the Choir School. At her invitation, I attended some of the concerts...it was wonderful for me when a friend's son attended the school and was able to mix several friendships and passions. Sharon was an inspiration "on and off the court" and will be sorely missed. She was a graceful and courageous woman.

She and her family are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
-Anne Fitzpatrick

I was so sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. She was a wonderful woman with a generous spirit. Her dedication to the Choir School at St Paul's will be remembered for a long time.

So sad to hear of Sharon's passing.

My mother would have said " oh dear, oh dear, how sad". So I do too.

Sharon and I knew each other by being my financial adviser with my small connection to the choir school, and by enjoying a very occasional glass of wine in Harvard Square.

I called her one morning on her cell phone after watching the choir perform on the ABC national morning news program Good Morning America. She was thrilled about the performance although she was in doctor's

My mother would have said " oh dear, oh dear, how sad". So I do too.

Sharon and I knew each other by being my financial adviser with my small connection to the choir school, and by enjoying a very occasional glass of wine in Harvard Square.

I called her one morning on her cell phone after watching the choir perform on the ABC national morning news program Good Morning America. She was thrilled about the performance although she was in doctor's office waiting room.

Her smile and sincerity permeated her and her whereabouts. She certainly made people most welcome in her company.

May she be blessed by having God assign her the job of being an angel overlooking the school and her nieces and nephews.

Sincerely,
Justin Slate