Sharon L. Saylor

Sharon Lee (Dumont) Saylor, 74, of South Bend, passed away on Thursday March 14, 2024 in her home.  She was born on January 15, 1950, in Panama, to the late Dewey and Violet (Thorton) Dumont.  She was also preceded in death by two grandsons, Ryan Saylor and Devon King.  Sharon is survived by her loving husband, Walter, three children, Wally (Tracy) Saylor, Steve (Carolee) Saylor and Jennifer (Joey) Kinsler, 13 grandchildren:  Steven Saylor, Rachael Saylor, Brandy Coon, Randee Saylor, Jessica Saylor, Robin Saylor, Darian Roehm, Heather Saylor, Jackson Kinsler, Austin Kinsler and Chantell King, 17 great-grandchildren:  Ruby Saylor, Lily Saylor, Brennen Saylor, Whitney Bowman, Stevie Saylor, Isaac Bowman, Madelyn Laux, Natalie Laux, Cole Bowman, Jacob Saylor, Elizabeth Laux, Margot Wilder, Jada Saylor, Theodore Wilder, Morgan Laux, Maxton Bowman and Zachary King and by three sisters, Donna Dumont, Denese Dean and Dawn Johnson.  Sharon and her husband owned and operated Saylor's Pizza in South Bend.  She enjoyed traveling, baking, working in her yard (especially her pond) cleaning, her farm and especially God and her family.  Sharon was a giving generous person with a great sense of humor. She loved garage sales, always trying to find unique pieces to restore and decorate her  home.  Sharon loved the Lord, her family and loved being an awesome mother and wife and was the best (wow, what a mother!).   Services will be held at a later date.  Cremation will take place.  To send online condolences, please visit http://www.kaniewski.com

  "I have fought a good fight,

   I have finished my course,

      I have kept the faith.

Henceforth there is laid up for me

    a crown of righteousness

      which the Lord,

   t he righteous judge,

  shall give me a that day:

    and not to me only,

    but unto all them also

   that love his appearing."

II Timothy 4:7-8 (KJV)

"Who can find a virtuous

     wife?

For her worth is far above

    rubies.

The heart of her husband

       safely trusts her

So he will have no lack of gain

She does him good and not i

      evil

All the days of her life."

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