Sharon Kathleen Zuel

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Sharon Kathleen
Zuel

Sharon K. Zuel

(nee Proulx) March 23, 2011. Age 71 years. Preceded in death by her husband Bruce N. Zuel. Dear sister of Carol Hirschi and James (Fran) Proulx. Loving aunt of Cheryl, Scott and Bill Hirschi. Further survived by step-children, other relatives and friends. Family and friends will gather Tues. March 29 at the Funeral Home from 11:30 AM until time of the Memorial Service at 1:00 PM.

If desired memorials to American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, Milwaukee Catholic Home or the charity of your choice.

Please visit www.LifeStoryNet.com to leave a memory, share a photo and to sign her online guest book.

Suminski Family Funeral Homes

Suminski / Weiss

1901 N. Farwell Ave

(414) 276-5122

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Past Comments

Mary Zuel-Schuster

As one of Sharon’s step children I remember how she welcomed us into her home. She was a great cook and baker. For our birthdays she would make us our favorite meal and bake us a special cake. She would create a treasure hunt for us to find our presents. At Easter she would also create a treasure hunt for us to find our Easter baskets. We went on camping trips with her and our dad. We also went on vacation to Florida. She was always there to talk to when needed. Thank you Jim and Fran, Carol and Ed for always making us feel like part of your family. Sharon is at peace now and reunited with our dad.

Karen Morris-Cetin

Sharon and I are Cathedral classmates, 1958. Sharon was the editor of our high school paper and wrote a “gossip” column for the paper, The Cathedral Tower. She had a wry sense of humor. We worked on the reunion committee for

our 35th reunion. Sharon attended our 50th reunion in Oct of 2008. I am sorry that Sharon is no longer with us but happy that she is no longer suffering. Hey, Sharon , say “hello” to Sister Mary Rose.

Aurora Health Care Foundation

To the family of Sharon – On behalf of Aurora Health Care Foundation, we extend our sincere sympathy. It is always hard to lose a loved one. Our hope is that time will help ease the sorrow of your recent loss and bring you peace. Sincerely, Patty Zganjar – Aurora Health Care Foundation