Sharon A. Wolff

May 22, 1951 - December 5, 2020

Sharon Wolff Age 69, of Pittsburgh, Went home to be with the Lord on December 5, 2020 Daughter of late Robert and Mildred North; spouse of late Walter Wolff; loving mother of Gary Carder (Tina), Beth Carder, Ron Carder (Lisa), and Deana DeVault; loving grandmother of Justin and Ashlee Carder, Brooke Verbetic, Briana and Brandon Carder, Dinah, Darrin, and Danae DeVault; loving great-grandmother of Justin, Jason, Julian, Caleb, Jacob, and Bella; loving sister of late Robert North, Jr.(Taeko) and Linda Gusten (Ed). The greatest Mom and Grandma in the world, an Angel God gave us all of lives, who loves more than we could ever imagine or even believe possible, absolutely selfless everyday in every way, who lived life for and would do anything in the world for her kids and grandkids, our pillar of strength, dignity, and wisdom, our biggest fan, encourager, comforter, our best friend, our hero. We loved getting together, laughing until we cried and our faces hurt. Mom loves all the pets across our entire family, enjoyed shopping and also playing bingo with her sister, as they did as kids with their Mom when their dog, Buster, would sneak into bingo to see them, and she continued to be dedicated to working at the pediatrics doctors office for over 21 years with many friends. Her value is priceless. She works and never gets tired, her lamp burns through the night, and always there for whoever needs her at anytime of day or night. Honor and praise her for all the works her heart and hands have done. Our Proverbs 31 Mother: Her value is more precious than jewels and her worth is far above rubies or pearls. She comforts and encourages and does only good all the days of her life. She equips herself with strength; she sets about her work vigorously; her arms are strong for the task. She sees her gain is good; her lamp does not go out but it burns continually through the night. She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come. She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue. Her children arise and call her blessed. Many women do noble things but you surpass them all. Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise. She deserves the respect of everyone. She is missed here more than words could ever express; she is now rejoicing in Heaven.