Kathryn, you will always be the mother that I should’ve had and you were a great person and I have learned so much from you met you when I was 19 ,   Married Edward, that didn’t work very well, but you knew I did the right thing because at that time he was getting into trouble, you’ve always been my best friend someone I could talk to. I’m so glad George met you and he love you just as much as I do, but I loved you more. I miss you I think of you every day sometimes not every day pretty much every day you are the best person to have on anybody side you did very good with Craig and wonderful with Dax. Dax is a great father,  husband. Now you got two of the boys with you now you gotta talk to them again just when you thought it was not gonna happen too soon. Rest in peace lady. Love you so much. If you see my husband tell him I’m OK.

Kathryn.,    You will always. Be my mother , you have been my best friend, a person who I always talk about things that I could NEVER be able to talk to my other mother,  you’ll always be in my heart.  You’re not a person to takes sides with,  you always said it like it was.   I’ve learned a lot from you ,   I’ve got a little of you in me. At 19. I grew from you, learned ,   Now you have your hands full again.   Edward, and poor Craig ,   Dax is a lot like you.  He’s a great husband, and father.  I love you very much and think of you ever day( almost).    If you see my husband , slap him for me,  yea I miss him too  I’m moving closer to his family.  ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I miss her dearly. I fight the voices in my head every day. I miss her calming voice. She told me to just get up and try to do the right thing everyday. Miss Sharpe, you are missed.

Kathryn Sharpe, Has been my best friend,  First mother-in-law,  confidant,     She taught me so so much,  We have stayed in touch for 47 yrs.   My husband took me twice to griffin, so  I was lucky to catch up, and she got the chance to meet my husband of  20 yrs, she called at least once a week to check on my husband, Kathryn was very supportive ,   I had just talked with her 1 week before she left this earth,     She is and will be missed so much.                                         
   Love you Kathryn                        Reante     ( Renee )   As she'd  call me, 

I always called her Kay.  Kay was my cousin because my dad William Walter Davis was her dad's brother.  She use to talk with my mother Gladys Davis many a long conversations about their lives.  Later in life I went to visit Kay and was so surprised at how she kept her yard so pretty and what a attractive lady she was.  Then seems like every Christmas we would talk and she told me all about her journey with cancer, but she sounded like she just kept on going. Last time I talked with her she mentioned this dog or cat I cannot remember that had just came up and she was taking care of it.  I did not get my Christmas card last year and just decided to find out why when no answer I had a bad feeling something had happened to her and I googled on line to see and now I know why.  Just want to say to the family from what I knew of and talked to her about she was a very strong woman and loved living in her home and her animals and would tell me about each of her children and where they lived and about their kids. She seemed to love all of her family very much.  So sorry to hear about your lost.  Vicki Davis 

Please accept my condolences. Greatest woman I've ever met. Proud she called me friend. 

My Grandma was my best friend. She could talk me through anything & always told me that I was stronger than I gave myself credit for. She thought me how to peel mushrooms & dig holes. She always said that I was more like her, than anyone else in our family & that no one really could understand that. I loved her with my whole heart & my heart is broken. I guess I though, she would live forever. She always made me feel as though she was invincible. Everyday, she got up & fought. I am so fortunate though to be honest. I had my Grandy for almost 40 years. I can hear her speak to me all day, throughout the day. She will forever be mine... ❤️  

Throughout the 18 years of my grandmother being in my life we shared many times together and memories. I’ll never forget the times where we would sing in the kitchen and talk for hours on end. I’m going to miss spending hours out in the yard while raking leaves and blowing the driveway. Even the times where we would work all day and you would make me or mom run to chick fil a to get you a chicken sandwich with NO PICKLES AND NO CONDIMENTS! Little moments like these I will cherish forever. I love you grandma always <3 

Where Would I start,  This lady taught me so much, She always there for me when things were BAD in my life,   I even did a DNA, because she want and me begin curious. of who I was,   She taught me how to make gravy,  that was always a winner  that was a big deal, always said her Name on "who" taught me,  My husband and I went to visit her in 2018, I knew my husband would really enjoy her, They both enjoy each other, we came back in 3 months because she wanted another visit,  we did,   my husband got cancer, they both talked about it, Kathryn told him to be a fighter,  Well husband was already stage 4     This lady will be in my heart for ever, Any body who knew me, heard of Kathryn .   Im so glad My husband met her and I got to visit her  ..


OBITUARY

Kathryn Davis Sharpe

January 29, 1935 – April 2, 2021

Roswell Funeral Home & Green Lawn Cemetery & Mausoleum

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