Sharon Kay "Shari" Ayers Obituary (1956

Sharon Kay (Reitz) Ayers On Sunday evening 8/15/2021 Shari Ayers passed peacefully with her mother and husband by her side. Also survived by her son and sister. She lived most of her life in the canton area and her later years in Carroll County. Born 11/14/1956, she graduated from Hoover High School and later Kent State Stark with a bachelor’s degree in Accounting. Shari lived a full life and her spirit was always helpful, determined and loving. She died after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer. We pray she has found rest and peace. She has served as a loving daughter, sister, wife and mother in her life. Shari’s dedicated work to bookkeeping was enjoyed by many. She has worked for many companies: Good Will inc., Doerschuk Plumbing & Heating, Neurocare Center Inc, Sterling Jewelers Inc., Hunter Environmental Services, Glimcher Properties Inc., Atwood Lake Resort and her latest work was with Sterling Boiler, building gas powered plants in Carroll County and Wellsville. Her cheerful nature will be missed by many. Shari volunteered and dedicated much of her time to Community Hospice who gave their help in Shari’s final days and their loving caregivers have been a wonderful blessing for us. To her many dedicated friends, family and coworkers we thank them for sharing this life with her and us. Shari’s love extended to all of gods creations we have had many dogs over the years all of them rescue animals. Shari also rescued 7 mini horses and brought them to our home in Carroll County no sooner did we find homes for two of them and then two of the mares gave birth to two more wonderful babies in the herd (seven is a sacred number) she is also survived by our current dog buddy who she loved and was loved by. Shari has always had a deep connection with Gods fellow creatures. When we moved to our home in Carroll County we had many fruit trees when spring came she went out into the orchard with me and talked to the birds. She told them that they could have all the fruit in the trees that she couldn’t reach with a ladder. Funny you say but when time to harvest cam the cherries were ripe the trees were full except for the very tops it was amazing to witness her deep connection with the birds. Gods love. . The memorial service will be at Schneeberger Funeral Home on Thursday, 8/19/2021 at 10 am. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Community Hospice in Shari’s name at: hospice@myhospice.org. or Carrollton office Community Hospice 704 Canton Rd N.W. Suite A Carrollton Ohio 44615. To share a memory or sign the online guest book, visit us at www.SchneebergerFuneral.com Schneeberger 330-456-8237