Sharon L. Stangle, 75, of Huntley, died peacefully July 16, 2022, at her home with her family by her side.
Sharon was born October 25, 1946, the daughter of Raymond and Edith Reinagle. She married David M. Stangle on October 15, 1966. Sharon worked for Motorola for many years in administration, event planning, and human resources. Sharon was a woman who had a giving heart and always thought of others. She dedicated time to God, actively serving at churches. When her children were young, she was a youth leader at Lord of Life and later at Shepherd on the Prairie she organized volunteer groups for the Northern Illinois Food Bank. Sharon and her husband David enjoyed traveling and spending time in St. Pete’s Florida during the winter months. Sharon enjoyed cooking and was an amazing baker; her pound cake recipe will live on. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and friend who will be missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by her husband, David Stangle, her sons, Todd Stangle, Jeffrey (Omayra) Stangle and David (Monica) Stangle, her grandchildren, Alexis, Kaylee, Ryan, Sara, Julian, and David, by her brother Daniel, (Judy) Reinagle and by many nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, July 24, 2022, from 3-6pm at DeFiore Funeral Home-10763 Dundee Road, Huntley. A second visitation will be held at 9:30am on Monday, followed by a service at 10:30am at Shepherd of the Prairie Church 10805 Main Street, Huntley and will be laid to rest at Acacia at 7800 Irving Park Rd., Norridge. In lieu of flowers memorials may be directed to Shepherd of the Prairie Church-http:https://secure.myvanco.com/L-YZZH/campaign/C-11GQS
For further information please contact the funeral home for further information at 847-515-8772 or online condolences may be directed to www.defiorefuneral.com
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Mom, your family is greiving and will miss you very much. In the Bible, Proverbs 31:25 says: "She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come." You have lived a life with strenght, dignity, and laughter. Let's share the moments that celebrate your story. May the Lord be with you, keep you, and bless you. Your loving son, Jeff
We will always remember your kindness, your sweet smile and infectious laugh. Thoughtfulness, loving and kindness are the many charismatic traits you gave us. May you Rest In Peace with the Almighty, for he needed you to join him at this time. We will remember you fondly and you are greatly missed.
We are so very sorry to hear of Sharon’s passing, we were friends and neighbors and will miss her.
I am sorry for your loss.
Sharon will be greatly missed. She was a sweet caring fighter and gave her heart to her church and those around her. So many were blessed by her loving actions wherever she found herself. She is brightening heaven now with her beautiful smile and happy face. God bless, Sharon, always in our hearts.
Dear Uncle Dave, Todd, Jeff/Omayra, David/Monica and the Grandkids~we are so sorry to hear of Aunt Sharon’s passing. She was a lovely, sweet person and will be missed. We pray for Peace in Your heart, and comfort in your memories. Love, Mike, Susan, Mikie, Jackie & Lauren
Gladly volunteered when she asked for members of sotp to work Northern food. I know she struggled with her health. Peace to family
She always greeted people with a warm smile and made you feel welcome. She was sweet soul. Sorry for you loss, our condolences.
Sharon will be so missed at Shepherd of the Prairie. When I was on the Congregational Council, I was the Council liaison to our Mission Team of which Sharon was a member. She worked tirelessly and always with that beautiful smile on her face. I remember fondly her working with the youth reaching out to church members to write postcards to children with terminal illnesses. Sharon was so, so kind, and I will definitely miss her. She is now at peace and I will be praying for the same for Dave, the children and the grandkids.
Sharon was my dear Christian friend, who I will miss so very much. She and Dave were the first couple my husband and I became friends with when we moved to Del Webb in 2015. We met them at the Euchre Club and they invited us to their home to play Euchre. We also met Sharon and Dave in AZ and they invited us to their place. It was there that she taught us how to play Mexican Train, which she was very good at. I enjoyed playing it at Alden Estates with her when I visited her there. She was always so sweet and cheerful in spite of her problems. I will always remember in 2019 after my sweet husband died, I had a knee replacement. Sharon visited me at the rehab center and waited over an hour until I finished physical therapy. She then gave me a beautiful plant. I remember when she showed me her new bike, which was to help make her legs stronger. Little did we know this was the beginning of her illness.. I remember she recommended something for me that helped her with her leg pain because I also had leg pain. I remember how she recruited people at church to help with the food bank, and she was disappointed when we didn't volunteer. Sharon was the kindest,sweetest lady and an amazing friend who shared my love for Jesus. I will miss her so very much, but I am so grateful she is now enjoying the amazing presence of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and we will meet again in Heaven. Thank you Sharon for being my friend.
Jeff, you and your family are in my prayers.
Fondly remembering the time we spent together in Arizona, and your contagious enthusiasm when you showed us your vintage Native American artifact. It was a fun day! Here at home friends and neighbors were privy to your strength and bravery as you faced a debilitating illness. Rest in peace, Sharon, as you cross over into the arms of the angels.
I will miss her smile and of course her blueberry pound cake. I’m sure Sharon put up with a lot from Jim at Motorola but I know how much he valued the great care she took of him. I know they are in heaven together along with others who have gone before them.
Sharon was such a wonderful person. I really loved knowing her and attending the neighborhood breakfasts with her. She will be missed. Please accept my condolences.
Jeff, you and your family are in our prayers..
We will always remember your kindness, your sweet smile and infectious laugh. Thoughtfulness, loving and kindness are the many charismatic traits you gave us. May you Rest In Peace with the Almighty, for he needed you to join him at this time. We will remember you fondly and you are greatly missed.
Dave, We were saddened to hear of Sharon's passing. I remember the many years we had as friends at Lord of Life. I also enjoyed serving the youth with her through the Christians In Action (CIA) group. Sharon was a dedicated volunteer and I appreciated our time serving together. May she rest in peace and may we be comforted she's with our Savior! Doug & Nadine
Mom, you will be forever missed and never forgotten. Based on all the messages we have been receiving from family and friends, you have made a tremendous mark on many, many lives here on earth. Your legacy will live on. I love you very much, Mom.
We're going to miss Sharon. She was always upbeat and helpful. Her picture shows this so clearly. We enjoyed sharing time with both Dave and Sharon in St Pete's and again at our house when they stayed with us on their way home to IL. Her deep religious beliefs certainly helped her throughout her battle with ALS. Dave and family stay strong together through this difficult time.
We will always remember your kindness, your sweet smile and infectious laugh. Thoughtfulness, loving and kindness are the many charismatic traits you gave us. May you Rest In Peace with the Almighty, for he needed you to join him at this time. We will remember you fondly and you are greatly missed.
Dave, our heart and prayers go out to you and your family. Our most sincere sypathies. Jennifer Tuntland
Jeff, you and your family are in my prayers.
Sharon will be missed so much by her friends in St. Pete, but will never be forgotten. We met her and Dave about 9 years ago and quickly became friends. Her quit wit and infectious laugh were some of her wonderful traits. Our “Happy Hours” will never be the same without her, but we will always keep her in our thoughts and prayers. May she rest in eternal peace with her Lord Jesus Christ.
Rest in peace, Mrs. Stangle. I remember your smile and kindness.
I met Sharon at the women’s neighborhood breakfast. I only got to talk with her a few times, but I liked her immediately and enjoyed her company. She will be greatly missed.
Sharon was a very giving person and a dedicated soldier for the church and others . We worked with her at the food bank where she was the enthusiastic ring leader . Sharon was always pleasant to everyone and everyone enjoyed her wonderful home cooking . Please accept my condolences to the Stangle family and we will always remember Sharon as she lived .
Dave so sorry for your loss.
Dear Stangle Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs. Stangle was my second Mom while growing up in Schaumburg. Jeff you and I were always together and both of our Moms treated us like we were their own. She will truly be missed. Prayers for you all during this difficult time. Please let the Arnoults know if there is anything we can do for any of you. We love you all very much.
Dave, our hearts break for you! Sharon was so special, so kind and so gracious to everyone. Now, she is in God’s arms and she will rest and be at peace. Please take care of you.
Dave, please know that you and your family are in our thoughts. I consider myself blessed for having been able to call her friend since we first met in high school all those years ago. There are so many fond memories.
I met Sharon at the women’s neighborhood breakfast. I only got to talk with her a few times, but I liked her immediately and enjoyed her company. She will be greatly missed.
Sharon was the first person to greet us when we moved to Schaumburg in 1981. I think it was within minutes of our moving in. Dave followed shortly. It was Sharon who invited me to attend Lord of Life Lutheran church, turning this life-long Methodist into a Lutheran. She remained a good friend and neighbor during our years in Schaumburg. I regret not having kept in touch. Love to the family. We remember all of you fondly.
I will forever remember Sharon . She was my sister’s sister in law. I remember so many family camping trips, dinners and holiday get togethers. Forever in my prayer for all the family.
My sister Sharon is still and always will be deep in my heart. I have so many good memories of us growing up in Chicago and further on. Sharon has always been a fine lady and a great wife to Dave and a great mother to her three sons and her grand children. We will all miss her dearly!
Dave, Todd, Jeff and Mr. Stangle. Our deepest condolences to you and your family during this most difficult time. Sharon was an amazing woman with a heart of gold. Heaven truly gained an Angel. She will be missed.
Our heartfelt sympathies to the Stangle family. Sharon was such a sweet, kind, beautiful lady who will be missed at Shepherd of the Prairie. She was such a strong Christian and worked tirelessly to find volunteers to work at the Northern Illinois Food Bank. Her smile was infectious and Marilyn enjoyed working with her to get more people to sign up for the Supper Club at SOTP. She will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace, dear Sharon and may God continue to shower your family with blessings.
To Jeff and the entire Stangle Family. So sorry to hear oof your loss. Sending prayers of peace, love and comfort during this time of bereavement.