Birth date: Feb 12, 1935 Death date: Dec 18, 2020
Audra Marie Sharp, daughter of Homer and Otha Turner Hooper, was born February 12, 1935, in Lebanon, Missouri. She departed this life Friday, December 18, 2020, in Cedar Hurst of Columbia, Missouri, at the age of eighty-five years Read Obituary
Audra and I are first cousins. I'm so blessed for the special time she would come to visit me at my sister n brother-in-laws house (Karen n Don Davis) on my seldom home trips from CA. Laughing, playing cards, games, hearing stories about other cousins was an awesome memory. I miss you beautiful. Jeff, Doug N Becky you have a place to stay if vacationing near Sacramento. Prayers for our Lords comfort to all of you and yours.
Becky, Doug, and Jeff: We wanted to let you know how sorry we were to read about Aunt Audra's passing. We were out of town and have no addresses. Please accept our sincere sympathy! Judy and Tom Blakeley
Miss Audra was my favorite teacher as well! On show and tell day, I brought in my sister's lil dog, Ginger to school, & showed the class how she could sit up & drink from a Coke bottle. Miss Audra just loved it, & to this day thanked me for bring her in to school.
So saddened for you all. As you are aware, your mother was jewell, & just as beautiful inside, as she was on the outside!!! God bless you.
To Jeffery, Doug & Rebecca. Your mother was my favorite teacher. I was fortunate to have gotten to have her in both fourth and fifth grades. I'm thankful I got to travel back to Lebanon with two of my daughters to visit her and tell her "thank you" for being so influential in my life. I send my deepest condolences to your family.
Jeffery,Doug,and Rebecca. Your mother was a great lady and teacher and cousin. Prayers for the family in this time of sorrow.
Your mom was so very welcoming to a novice teacher straight out of college. Her kindness meant a lot. Prayers for your loss.
Kyra Crabtree
Mrs. Sharp was such a wonderful, sweet teacher. Prayers of comfort for her family. Great memories.
Your mother was a wonderful, sweet lady. She and your father were the best neighbors my parents had. Cherish your sweet memories.
Mrs. Sharp was such a sweet person and wonderful teacher. She was an inspiration to my children. I was, and will continue to be, grateful for you teaching.
