Portrait of Sharon Kay Iiams
In Loving Memory of

Sharon Kay Iiams

February 28, 1964 – June 23, 2021
Lived 57 years
Lees Summit Historical Cemetery · Lees Summit, MO
Life story

Sharon (Shari) was a person who always loved to have fun, no matter who she was with or if she was even just by herself. She loved to seek out adventure and create new lifelong memories. Along with that, she was an avid music lover and formed her own “Shari Tapes” on CDs to give to friends and family.

Shari was very close with her three siblings: Elizabeth (Liz) Burns, Virginia (Ginny) Starke, and William (Billy) McCoy. She had two children, Jonathan Iiams and Kayla Rolley, who were her pride and joy.

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The world Sharon knew

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1964
Born February 28
1976
Sharon was 12 when America celebrated its Bicentennial
1977
Sharon was 13 when Star Wars opened in theaters
1982
Sharon was 18 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1989
Sharon was 25 when "The Simpsons" debuted as a series
1995
Sharon was 31 when "Toy Story" became the first fully computer-animated film
1998
Sharon was 34 when "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" was published in America
2001
Sharon was 37 when Apple introduced the iPod
2021
Passed away June 23, age 57
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Julie Creech 137w

Simply beautiful

I didn't know your mom, but through you, I can see that she was a beautiful woman, a good mama and a fun loving soul. She raised an amazing daughter, and even though she is no longer with us, she brightens our lives through you. Thank you for sharing her.

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