FRANKLIN – Franklin County Sheriff is reporting a loss of one of their own. Retired Deputy Glenda “Sharon” Weber. Deputy Weber began her career at the Sheriff’s Office in 1981 where she worked in different divisions before retiring in 1994. Deputy Weber was the first female to be on the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Tactical Entry Team.
Here is her obituary:
Sharon retired from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office in 1994, where she was the first woman on the Tactical Entry Team. She was a longtime member of the FOP and Livingston United Methodist Church. Sharon was a very strong-willed and opinionated person; she was kind and caring to a fault. She loved her family and Jesus. She met her husband, Richard “Mike” Weber, at the Columbus Metal Forge factory, they went on to work together as Deputy Sheriffs for many years and enjoyed more than 45 years of marriage.
Sharon will be greatly missed by her husband, Mike; children, Tina Morrison and Catherine Weber Bailey; grandchildren; Kristi and Heather Salvito, and Jacob and Lauren Bailey; great-grandchildren, Jay, Diongelo, and Gwendolyn. As well as sisters Rosa (Richard) Young, Wanda Six, Mary (Bob) Ross, and Martha Haywood; and brothers Millard (Sheila), Joe (George), and Dennis (Debbie) Haywood. And many many nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, and friends.
A funeral celebrating and honoring Sharon’s life will be held at 11 AM Wednesday, December 4, 2019, at Livingston United Methodist Church, 200 East Livingston Avenue, Columbus, Oh, 43235. The family will receive friends from 9 AM until the time of her service. Followed by a burial at Greenlawn Cemetary and a reception at Livingston.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Sharon’s name may be made to Livingston United Methodist Church.
