Sharon L Remick

sharon remick
Sharon L. Remick 1947-2024 SANFORD—Sharon L. Remick, 76, of Sanford, died peacefully Wednesday March 13, 2024 in Scarborough. She was born in Portland July 10,1947 the daughter of Russell and Leatrice (Meloon) Martin. She was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and educator who graduated from Sanford Schools in 1965 and the University of Maine in Gorham in 1969. She was married to Franklin Remick for 57 years. Sharon taught kindergarten for five years in South Portland before moving back to Sanford where she was a teacher, teaching Principal, teacher leader, an Assistant Principal and Principal. She was Principal of Lincoln School, Emerson School, Margaret Chase Smith School and Lafayette School. Her career in Sanford spanned 45 years resulting in her working in all four small elementary schools prior to their closing-Lincoln, Emerson, Edison and Lafayette. Sharon was a member of the Baptist Church and the Eastern Star for a few years. She was also a member of the Kiwanis Club for a few years where she oversaw the Terrific Kid Program with the schools. She also oversaw the “Beat The Winter Blues” event for several years, which brought all of the Sanford Schools and social service agencies together for families once or twice a year. Sharon was an active supporter of her children’s and husband’s sports activities, helping out at the Snack Shed during soccer season, baseball or softball. She cheered teams on and provided transportation for teammates as necessary. Sharon’s favorite “team” was her “Book Club” group which started at Lincoln School in 1996 with staff and friends and has continued to meet monthly! Mrs. Remick was predeceased by her parents and her brother-in-law, Stanley Hill. She is survived by her husband, Franklin; her son, Darrell Remick and his wife Cindy of Shapleigh; her daughter, Karen Remick Lear; her grandchildren, Cody, Cole and Kaylee Remick and Cheyenne and Keith Chase; her siblings, David Martin and his wife Linda, Owen Martin and his wife Sandra and Patricia Hill, all of Sanford. A memorial service will be held at the Carll-Heald and Black Funeral Home, 580 Main Street, Springvale on Wednesday March 20 at 4:00 pm. Visitation will be from 3:00 until service time. Those who wish, may make memorial donations in Sharon’s name to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association.

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  1. My sincere condolences to The Family. My thoughts and prayers are with you❤️🙏🏻. Mrs. Remick will be dearly missed.

  2. Mrs. Remick was the principal at Lincoln School in Springvale when I attended many years ago. She was such a sweet lady who genuinely cared for her students! I recently ran into her at Dollar Tree and we chatted about her love for the schools after all of these years. She will be missed!

  3. Mrs. Remick was the principal at Lincoln School in Springvale when I attended many years ago. She was such a sweet lady who genuinely cared for her students! I recently ran into her at Dollar Tree and we chatted about her love for the schools after all of these years. She will be missed!

  4. Dear Frank and family,
    Sorry for your loss. Sharon was very kind to me when Steve passed.
    Steve and I looked forward to seeing you both at Billy’s catching up with Sanford news in the years past.
    Thoughts and prayers.

  5. I was sorry to hear the passing of Sharon. I was her head custodian for 24 years, 17 at the Lincoln School and 7 at Lafayette.Sharon was and still is a lady! The city of Sanford has an educator. Jeff/Joanne Lane

  6. To Sharon’s family: Please accept my sincere condolences. Sharon was one of a kind. Those of us who were fortunate enough to cross paths with her are the lucky ones. Blessings, Jo-Anne Masure

  7. I am heartbroken that we have lost our beloved Sharon. Thelma and I are so sorry for your loss but understand she is in a better place. Sharon loved her family and we loved getting her cards for all special occasions. Our love to all of you;
    family is everything.

  8. So sorry for the loss of my dear neighbor Sharon. I will miss our talks. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Frank and the family.🙏🏻
    Patricia Desrochers

  9. What can I say about my Auntie Sharon, she was one of a kind. I spent many summers at her house playing, riding bikes and swimming with Darrell and Karen. She was so kind to me, I always thought of her as my other mom. I will miss her kindness and guidance. I will miss having Christmas and the 4th of July with her. She always made everyone feel so welcomed and loved. I love you Auntie Sharon.

  10. I can remember one summer day back in the early 1980’s when the US satellite “Skylab” was crashing back down to earth that the path showed it crossed Maine. And Auntie Sharon made Darrell, Karen and I stay inside all day because she was scared a piece of the satellite might hit us… Trying telling that to young kids that want to ride bikes and swim in the pool… It was a riot.

  11. To Mrs. Remick family, I was so sad to hear of Sharon passing. I also was her lunch lady for 3 of her schools. She will be missed. My condolences to the family. Sincerely, Rachel (Collette ) Burbank

  12. Mrs. Remick, was an amazing lady. Always had a wonderful smile. She loved her students. I have known her for many years, from being a school bus driver.
    My sincerest condolences to the Remick Family.
    Sue Daigneau
    Suzy {Bus #24}

  13. I am so sorry to hear of Sharon’s passing. I was a schoolmate of hers at Sanford High. She was such a nice friend to everyone and a wonderful teacher. May you all find comfort in the wonderful memories that you all have.
    Wanda Williams Huard


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