Obituary for Sharon Bloodman (Perry)
SHARON (PERRY) BLOODMAN
April 8th, 1961 - October 16th, 2020
Brooklyn, NY
Sharon (Perry) Bloodman entered into eternal rest on October 16th, 2020. Her final days were spent at home surrounded by her loving family. She was 59 years old. Sharon is the daughter of the late great Nilon Davis and Ervin Perry. Sharon was born on April 8th 1961 in the beautiful island of Antigua, where she was raised with her 12 siblings. Sharon was known as Pevrille to her close friends.
Sharon worked as an educator at Rising Ground (previously known as Leake & Watts) for many years. She loved teaching and was dedicated to making sure her students received a great education. She enjoyed hanging out with her friends after work and going to their favorite spot called Pine to eat. She loved her girl's trip with her daughter, niece, and sisters. Her favorite restaurant was Ruth Chris Steak House. Every birthday you ask her how old you are, she would say “29 and holding”.
Sharon loved reading mystery and thriller books. Her favorite authors were James Patterson and Dean Koontz. Her life and joy was her grandchildren. She was Shamar’s (oldest grandchild) saviour. Whenever he got in trouble with his mother Tammy, he knew grandma would take care of it. She enjoyed chasing Jamari (second grandchild) around with her slipper. She eventually named the slipper JJ after him. She loved to play fighting with Havier and Shiloh and tickle them until they say I give up. She died listening to both Shiloh and Havier playing in the background filled with laughter.
Sharon is survived by her husband: Hesketh Bloodman. Her children: Tamara ‘Tammy’ Browne and Jimnie Bloodman and his wife Stacia Bloodman. Her grandchildren: Shamar Campbell, Shiloh ‘Shi Shi’ Browne, Jamari ‘JJ’ and Havier Bloodman. Her siblings: Hugh ‘Tamo’ Huggins and his wife Helen, Roald ‘Matt’ Davis and his wife Magdeline, Rosetta ‘Babe’ Nathaniel, Diahnne ‘Miss de’ Dowdie and her husband Austin Dowdie, Lewelyn ‘Tonto’ Nathaniel, Vanessa Lewis and husband Daniel ‘Mac’, David ‘Nanty’ Nathaniel, Paul ‘Pope Paul’ Nathaniel, Sean ‘Parrot’ Nathaniel, Zelda ‘Roxanne’ Padmanabhan and her husband Vikram, Leslie ‘Bim’ Nathaniel and his wife Tatum, Winston and St Claire Perry.
Sharon was a believer in her lord and savior Jesus Christ. Her day started with her reading her bible and ended with her nightly prayer. The lord has called home his daughter and the earth has gained an angel.
Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. on Thursday, October 29th at Solid Rock Church, 20 Holloran Road, New Windsor, NY. A Homecoming Celebration will be held at 11 a.m. following the Visitation. Due to the continued public health concerns of covid-19, please know that there is an occupancy limitation which may cause a wait time. Facial coverings must be worn in the church at all times.
Sharon will be laid to rest next to her loving mother who predeceased her on August 23, 2020 at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Middle Hope, NY.
Arrangements are entrusted to Quigley-Sullivan Funeral Home, Inc.; to send condolences, please go to www.Quigleybros.com
April 8th, 1961 - October 16th, 2020
Brooklyn, NY
Sharon (Perry) Bloodman entered into eternal rest on October 16th, 2020. Her final days were spent at home surrounded by her loving family. She was 59 years old. Sharon is the daughter of the late great Nilon Davis and Ervin Perry. Sharon was born on April 8th 1961 in the beautiful island of Antigua, where she was raised with her 12 siblings. Sharon was known as Pevrille to her close friends.
Sharon worked as an educator at Rising Ground (previously known as Leake & Watts) for many years. She loved teaching and was dedicated to making sure her students received a great education. She enjoyed hanging out with her friends after work and going to their favorite spot called Pine to eat. She loved her girl's trip with her daughter, niece, and sisters. Her favorite restaurant was Ruth Chris Steak House. Every birthday you ask her how old you are, she would say “29 and holding”.
Sharon loved reading mystery and thriller books. Her favorite authors were James Patterson and Dean Koontz. Her life and joy was her grandchildren. She was Shamar’s (oldest grandchild) saviour. Whenever he got in trouble with his mother Tammy, he knew grandma would take care of it. She enjoyed chasing Jamari (second grandchild) around with her slipper. She eventually named the slipper JJ after him. She loved to play fighting with Havier and Shiloh and tickle them until they say I give up. She died listening to both Shiloh and Havier playing in the background filled with laughter.
Sharon is survived by her husband: Hesketh Bloodman. Her children: Tamara ‘Tammy’ Browne and Jimnie Bloodman and his wife Stacia Bloodman. Her grandchildren: Shamar Campbell, Shiloh ‘Shi Shi’ Browne, Jamari ‘JJ’ and Havier Bloodman. Her siblings: Hugh ‘Tamo’ Huggins and his wife Helen, Roald ‘Matt’ Davis and his wife Magdeline, Rosetta ‘Babe’ Nathaniel, Diahnne ‘Miss de’ Dowdie and her husband Austin Dowdie, Lewelyn ‘Tonto’ Nathaniel, Vanessa Lewis and husband Daniel ‘Mac’, David ‘Nanty’ Nathaniel, Paul ‘Pope Paul’ Nathaniel, Sean ‘Parrot’ Nathaniel, Zelda ‘Roxanne’ Padmanabhan and her husband Vikram, Leslie ‘Bim’ Nathaniel and his wife Tatum, Winston and St Claire Perry.
Sharon was a believer in her lord and savior Jesus Christ. Her day started with her reading her bible and ended with her nightly prayer. The lord has called home his daughter and the earth has gained an angel.
Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. on Thursday, October 29th at Solid Rock Church, 20 Holloran Road, New Windsor, NY. A Homecoming Celebration will be held at 11 a.m. following the Visitation. Due to the continued public health concerns of covid-19, please know that there is an occupancy limitation which may cause a wait time. Facial coverings must be worn in the church at all times.
Sharon will be laid to rest next to her loving mother who predeceased her on August 23, 2020 at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Middle Hope, NY.
Arrangements are entrusted to Quigley-Sullivan Funeral Home, Inc.; to send condolences, please go to www.Quigleybros.com