Sharon Kaye (Moore) Hill a former resident of Henryetta passed away on December 15, 2005 in Roswell, NM
at the age of 58. Born September 16, 1947 in Henryetta, Ok to Robert P. and Viola (Blevins) Moore. Sharon was a member of the Cowbells and BPOE Does. In 1967
she moved to Roswell where she ran Gene's Plumbing Service before working as a cashier at Wal-Mart for 2 years before becoming ill. Sharon lost a long hard
fought battle with cancer. Throughout the ordeal she never lost her faith and love in God. Her father and mother-in-law; Gene & Charlotte Hill and a nephew
John Moore precede her in death.
Her husband Ronnie Hill of the home survives her. Children: Rhonda Reed of Roswell, NM,Robert Hill and his
wife Shauna of Las Cruces,NM,Four Grandchildren: Courtney & Kimberly Reed,Taryn Nunn and Jazmin Hill,Parents; Robert and Viola Moore of Henryetta,
Seven Brothers: Jerry, Johnny, Ronnie, Raymond, Billy and Lannie Moore all of Henryetta and Deanie Moore of Dallas,TX, Two Sisters: Lavern Donetti and Carrie
Nail of Henryetta, Numerous Nieces and Nephews,Special friend Joan Reeves and all her DOE Sisters.
Service will be 2:00pm Saturday at the South Manor Baptist Church in Roswell,NM.
Graveside services are set for 2:00pm, Monday, December 19, 2005 at the Salem Cemetery under the direction of
the Rogers Funeral Home.
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