Sharon Ann di Peppino

December 11, 2024 surrounded by loved ones, after a fearless and strong battle with cancer.

Sharon was born on April 1, 1947 to Michael and Angela Di Peppino in Cleveland Ohio. When

she was 9 months old her parents packed her up along with her 9 year old brother Louie and

moved to sunny Southern California. She graduated from Whittier Christian High School in

1965, where she was a cheerleader and an active member of the debate team. She loved

fashion, spending time with her friends after high school games as well as attending her youth

group at church. Sharon was a strong independent soul who accepted Jesus as her personal

savior as a young girl.

Sharon ADORED her family and friends and was known as a deep lover of them all! She had

two loving daughters~ Shereé Harrington (Donnie), Janelle Hooker (Waymon); six extremely

loved grandchildren~Dominic Amey, Jessica Harrington, Brittany Angelesco (Kevin), Bella

Harrington, Jack Harrington, and Braydon Myles; and 3 cherished great grandchildren~ Audrey

Harrington-Johnson, Vinny Angelesco and Tony Angelesco. Sharon also leaves behind her

beloved nephew Michael Di Peppino (Autumn) and grandnieces Katie and Maggie Di Peppino.

She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Louie and sister- in - law Loretta. Sharon

also had many long time friends in her life whom she loved very much.

Sharon was an extremely hard working woman. After being a stay at home mom for 10 years,

she began working in the restaurant business which she loved. In order to care for her family

better, she moved onto working as a receptionist at a local credit union and quickly moved up

the ladder to be a branch manager. Sharon was responsible for opening new branches as well

as selecting staff for each branch. She retired from the credit union, so she could provide

incredible care to her father in his later years and was an excellent example of taking care of

your loved one to those around her! After his passing she bravely embarked on a new career at

a physical therapy office in Carmichael, where she was loved by staff and patients.

Sharon had a true gift of “knowing” people, a spirit of humility and a gift of taking care of others!

She had a smile that brightened a room like no other! She helped others embrace their

uniqueness and see their abundant worth. Cooking was her passion! She had a gift in that

area and she loved to love through cooking food for others. Sharon had a knack for creating a

spread out of the simplest of things. Her biggest desire was for others to know Jesus Christ as

their personal savior and be set free! Sharon was a “Tiny Titan” and a true lover of people! She

was kind, caring, compassionate, and to know her was to LOVE her!

You will be missed everyday MOM, GRAMMA, AUNT, and FRIEND! We will LOVE you

FOREVER and ALWAYS!

Celebration of Life to be scheduled after the holidays.