Sharon Kaye Radebaugh

June 16, 1947 - October 24, 2016

Sharon Kaye Radebaugh, 69 of Stigler passed away Monday, October 24, 2016 at St. Francis Hospital. She was born on June 16, 1947 in Ft. Smith to S.W. McDonald and Artie (Craig) McDonald. She grew up in Tucker and graduated from Keota High School. She worked as a healthcare provider and a meter reader for Cookson Hills in her earlier years. She always enjoyed her job of taking care of those who were in need. She will always be remembered as loving animals, gardening, dancing, and most of all celebrating and decorating for Christmas. She is survived by her husband, Gene Radebaugh of the home; one son, Terry Radebaugh and husband Michael of Stigler; two daughters, Lora Jordan and husband Rusty of Muskogee, Threasa Ivy and husband Anthony of Cowlington; three step sons, Donnie Radebaugh of Lindsay, Jerimiah Radebaugh and wife Rachel of Kinta, Kevin Radebaugh and wife Angel of Lindsay; six grandsons, Steven Ivy and wife Clarissa, Rasen Galaviz and wife Mallory, Cody Middleton and wife Charity, Casey Middleton, Waylon Radebaugh, Landon Radebaugh; four granddaughters, Stephany Ivy, Ty Galaviz, Kaylynn Radebaugh and Heather Radebaugh; six great grandchildren, Barrett Middleton, Kennady Galaviz, Charolette Middleton, Stella Fay Middleton, Paisley Ivy, Jaylyn Goss; four brothers, Bill McDonald, S.W. McDonald, Earl McDonald, Bob McDonald; four sisters, Alta Appleberry, Eva Lovell, Hazel Wright, Janell Capehart. She is preceded in death by her parents, S.W. and Artie McDonald; seven brothers, James, Marvin, John B., Billy, Joe, Ralph, and Simon; two sisters, Betty and Juanita; first husband, Claude Thomas.. Funeral Services will be held 2:00 P.M. Thursday, October 27, 2016 at Trinity Baptist Church with Reverend Tommie Parker officiating. Eulogist: Reverend Danny Barks. Pallbearers include Jim Bob Dickson, Jeffrey Roye, Oliver Chambers, Richard Dickson, James Collins, and Tim Turner. Honorary Pallbearers include Newell Pixler, Ron Baker, John H. Dickson, Charles Hare, and Doug Foster. Burial will immediately follow at Iron Bridge Cemetery under the direction of King and Shearwood Funeral Home of Stigler.