Sharon E. Connor

Ms. Sharonlee Elizabeth Connor of Clarksville, Maryland, entered into rest on May 29, 2023. Sharon was born in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Charles and Elizabeth Connor, on December 1, 1950. She was the eldest daughter of six children.

Sharon graduated from Franklin High School of Reisterstown, Maryland in 1968. Sharon became a homemaker and devoted mother of two children.

Sharon worked at Chopstix Chinese Restaurant in Pasadena, Maryland in a dual role as Manager and Co-Owner for over a decade. She then moved to Annapolis, Maryland and started her career in Retail Management. In recent years, she has been working with Giant Food Stores, continuously getting glowing reviews for her kindness, caring, and customer service. She branched out her role as devoted Mother, to doting Grandmother of Andersen, Sierra, and Ethan.

Sharon Connor made friends wherever she went, always sharing a sweet smile, kind words, and her love of laughter. She enjoyed cooking, puzzles, games, reading, trips to the beach, and family gatherings. She also loved drinking coffee, watching Hallmark movies and adored the family dogs, London and Leo.

All those who knew her will maintain a unique memory of the person she was and the impact she made on their lives.

She was predeceased by her mother, Elizabeth Louise Connor. Her father, Charles F. Connor. Her sisters, Kelly Ann Connor, Patricia Faye Nelson, Diane Virginia Panos, and her brother, Michael Charles Connor.

Ms. Sharonlee Connor is survived by: daughter, Tracey Ann (Roosevelt Jr) Osborne of Lexington, South Carolina, son, Brandon Christopher (Kimberly) Connor of Clarksville, Maryland, sister, Betsy Louise (Wilbur) Ensor of Westminster, Maryland, Three grandchildren, Andersen Ronald Connor of Clarksville, Maryland, Sierra Mia Collis of Clarksville, Maryland, and Ethan Roosevelt Osborne of Lexington, South Carolina; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

The family will host a Celebration of Life at River Hill Grill, 6040 Daybreak Circle, Clarksville, Maryland on Sunday, June 11, 2023 from 12pm to 4pm.