Sharon Delevitt

March 7th, 2026

My sincerest sympathies to Richard and his entire family. I’m sure Sharon will be missed. I hope your fond memories help during this very difficult time.
Most recently, Sharon was one of my most challenging Words with Friends friend. Her intelligence and grasp of English was always very apparent. I will miss the opportunity of playing Words with Friends with her.

~Gary Slavin
~Friend from HS and Words with Friends, Longwood, FL

March 5th, 2026

So sorry to hear. Will remember her very fondly.

~Irwin Leiter
~Old friend, Arlington Heights, IL

March 5th, 2026

This photo is exactly our memory of Sharon. Her infectious devilish smile. When you see her you couldn’t help but smile. She was patient and kind. Supportive and loving ❤️ she was a blessing for many. Her heart will be missed. May she rest in peace and her memory be a blessing. Hugs to her family.

~Karen , Robert, Tyler, and Shane Koehler-Davis
~Tyler was Sharons student, Skokie

March 4th, 2026

May her memory be for a blessing . Our deepest condolences to you Richard and your entire family. Sharon and I met in college and shared many long talks while bumping into each other shopping. After we both retired our friendship became even stronger. I will miss her laughter, our talks, playing canasta, and reminiscing. Sharon loved her family so much. She will be missed. A beautiful person inside and out.
Gayle Zis

~Gayle and Burt Zis
~Friend, Lincolnshire, Illinois

March 4th, 2026

Sharon had a gorgeous smile that lit up any room she entered. Holding you all in our hearts. May her memory be for a blessing.

~Julie & Jacob Terson
~Friend, Libertyville, IL

March 3rd, 2026

We are sending such love and prayers to the entire Delevitt family. May you feel as blessed and honored as we were to know such a beautiful, loving soul. May Sharon’s heartfelt laugh along with a glass of red wine be your ticket to great memories. May she rest in peace and her memory always be for a blessing. Love, Cheryl and Bruce

~Cheryl and Bruce Grossman
~Friend, Northbrook, IL

March 3rd, 2026

I’m so very sorry for your loss. I worked with Sharon at Stenson for a number of years and I have lots of good memories of Sharon. Rest in peace

~Peggy Niimi
~Friend/co-worker, Chicago

March 3rd, 2026

Sharon was a very special person. I’ve known her for 66 years. She was as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside and she looked the same as she did in high school. I’m so very sad and especially sad for you, her family, to lose such an incredible woman.

~Bob Rosenthal
~Friend, Glenview, Il.

March 3rd, 2026

We were introduced to Rich and Sharon by mutual friends. We enjoyed their company no matter where we were—Chicago or Arizona..
Sharon was so nice and always ready for a laugh. She will be missed.

~Sam & Andi Solomon
~Friends, Deerfield,Illinois

March 3rd, 2026

Please accept my condolences. I know very well the journey you are about to begin, and I wish you all the best. Sharon was a very giving person and one that will be sorely missed.

~Sharon Rosen
~old friend, Chicago

March 3rd, 2026

I am so sorry for your loss. I will be going out of town, otherwise I would have attended the funeral. Sharon was a wonderful person and I have fond memories of the time we spent together. So sorry.

Carl La Mell

~Carl M La Mell
~OLD FRIEND, Evanston

March 3rd, 2026

My family grieves with yours. We will pray strength and positive energy to all of you. Surely in time, the voids will be filled with the lifetime of vivid and genuine memories Sharon created with and for everyone she shared her time with. Her smile and remarkably bright light were a gift.

Scott Grove & the entire Max Madsen family of friends.

~Scott Grove
~Friend, Oak Brook, IL

March 2nd, 2026

Sharon was my baby sister, I held her my arms and took care of her like a mommy our father had a heart attack that day,I was 10 yo, I always believed she gave him lots of years he adored her, she was beautiful and like a little doll was enjoyed byevery one, as years went on we kept our children close and they remain, themany years of sharing holiday and simchas will never be replaced we had so many close years of joy , in recent years as getting older brought many heartships in our lives, it was hard to be where we were in our relationship for years,we didnthave the energy to be where we wanted for each other , Richard is a great guy and my nephews and there familes are awesome, mypayers for peacefor alll of you and Sharon may you be out of pain and my love will never end, your sister barbara

~barbara wilensky
~sister, northbrook

March 2nd, 2026

Sharon was the closest of friends with my sister since elementary school, and I was the little sister always wanting to tag along. Sharon was a good friend to me when my own sister passed. Hopefully they are together again. May Sharon’s memory be a blessing.

~Sharon Bain Klay
~Friend, Glen Ellyn , IL

March 2nd, 2026

I work with Scott and wanted to share my deepest condolences with the family. 🤍

Sarah + Neftali
Gomez

~Sarah Faraci -Gomez
~, Il

March 2nd, 2026

Sharon & I started our relationship over a box of Frango Mints. I helped Sharon with something when we started teaching together and she thanked me with the candies. This gesture was the start of a great friendship. We have been friends over 30 years. Sharon was beautiful, intelligent and generous. She was my confidant, my advisor , my conscience, my personal shopper, and my role model. We were always there for each other. We were more than friends. We were sisters of the heart. I will miss her every day.

~Marcy Levinson
~Friend, Northbrook, Il

March 2nd, 2026

Adam, Scott, Richard and family,

My deepest condolences on Sharon’s passing. May her memory be for a blessing.

~Chuck Kahalnik
~, Highland Park.IL