Sharon Kay Higbee

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Sharon Kay Higbee, 82, of Woodway, passed away peacefully Thursday, November 23, 2023, surrounded by loved ones.

Memorial Service: 2PM Tuesday, December 5 at Lake Shore Funeral Home. Beloved family member, Pastor Wyatt Moore, will be officiating.

Sharon was born January 26, 1941 to Edward E. and Vada Mae Riley in Kansas City, KS. After spending her childhood in Kansas, she moved to Texas in 1970 with her children, horses, and dogs. Sharon had a passion for helping people find their forever home and cherished each relationship built along the way. She worked endlessly to provide for her family, give to those in need, and volunteered her time when she was able. She retired in 2022 after 40 years of being a realtor. Sharon was a kind, compassionate, vibrant, and faithful woman who spent her life loving on and supporting her family and her friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents, and son, Mark Allen Stipetic.

She is survived by her daughter, Lisa Jackson and Ronnie Musick of McGregor, TX; granddaughter, Kendall Wuensche and husband Brad of Lubbock; grandson, Blake Jackson and wife Cassie of Woodway; and four great-grandchildren.

Place of Service: Lake Shore Funeral Home Chapel , 5201 Steinbeck Bend; Waco, TX 76708



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  1. Michael and Farrah Stroud

    We are incredibly sorry for your loss. Sharon helped my family buy and sell several homes and it was a joy to know her

  2. Jennifer Robbins

    What a kind and sweet lady!! I will miss her.

  3. I’m very sorry for you loss. Sharon was a terrific lady. She had a great sense of humor and was always a lot of fun to be around. I’m glad to have know her, She will be missed.

  4. Stephanie Cathey

    I’m so sorry for your loss! Sharon was such a great lady! I know she loved her family!! Praying for you all. Stephanie Cathey.

  5. Sharon was there for me when I began my career as a realtor. At Jim Stewart Realtors., teaching me the ropes. My favorite memory is of her graciousness and sweetness when I was looking for my first home to own when I was around 27 years old. Sharon found the home and didn’t even want to take the commission she deserved in locating a house for me. She was beautiful inside and out. God bless your family with many blessing to

  6. Sharon was such a wonderful person. I am so sorry to hear about her passing.

  7. Margie Gillenwater

    I am so sorry to see this! Sharon was a friend to all. I am going to miss her. Love to Lisa , Kendall and Blake, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I’ll always remember our all night drive to Louisville, Kentucky together. Love,
    Margie Gillenwater

  8. Donna Miller, D.D.S.

    She was such a sweet and gracious lady. Condolences to her family.

  9. She always made me feel like she was interested in talking with me . Sharon was a lovely person. I’m so sad to hear of this loss. Rest peacefully, dear lady.

  10. Sharon was the best Mom ever. My childhood was full of happy memories: Lake on weekends, living in the country with our horses & collies. Shopping until we got hungry & stopping for Mexican food. Tacos! Lots of tacos! Trips to San Antonio every summer with the kids, who were her whole world. She adored her family & friends, including clients that became family too. She was very generous. There’s so much to remember. Thank you Mom.

  11. I am so sorry for your loss, she was so sweet and kind. She helped my husband and I find our first home in 2000. Was so thankful to keep up with her through the years! She truly loved her family and will be missed.

  12. I am sorry for your loss. Sharon was a lovely lady to know and to work with. She will be greatly missed.

  13. Condolences to Sharon’s family. Mike and I so enjoyed working with her when bought our house that I referred her to others who similarly found her a joy to work with, including my daughter and her husband. She loved talking about her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. No doubt, she will be missed.

  14. Lisa, Sharon loved her family. That is something everyone knew. She was happy to be at your house so that she could have more time with her ‘littles”. She was a very dear friend and almost like a mother to her firiends. She loved to tell me what I should do or shouldn’t do. That is what you do when everyone is a “Kid”. I miss her and our daily phone calls. I will cherish my memories of our time together. So glad she is with Mark and her parents.
    Spread your wings and keep flying high, my friend
    See you later.

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