Obituary of Sharon Edna Snow

Sharon Edna Snow, beloved mother, grandmother, partner, sister, daughter, chef, and friend, passed away peacefully in her sleep at home on May 15, 2026, at 9:02 a.m., surrounded by her children. She was 64 years old. Sharon lived a full and meaningful life, always understanding how precious life truly was. She was a woman who knew exactly who she was — authentic, compassionate, strong, and deeply caring. She touched the hearts of everyone she met and gave so much of herself to the people she loved. Her family was always at the center of her world. She is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Raychael Snow; sons Jordan Snow, Evan Snow,Joseph Miller and Coty Haikonen; her life partner, Seppo Haikonen; daughter, Nicolle Miller; her mother, Roberta Zimnowodzki; her sister, Donna Snow; her Niece, Chelsea Cormier and her cherished granddaughters, Karly Burke and Ella Burke. Her cherished grandchildren Lily, Joshua, Brayden, Bella, Cassie and Kailyn; and her best friend Dolores; her children in law as she would of thought of them Amber, Amanda and Josh; she also leaves behind her beloved family dog, Zor. Sharon was predeceased by her father, Kevin Snow; Grandfather, Raymond Snow, Grandmother,Helena Snow, Grandmother, Edna Patricia Sheppard, Grandfather, Arthur Theodore Herbert Tomkins, Grandfather Mortimer Mishkin and their family dog, Brutus. A talented and passionate chef, Sharon built an incredible career doing what she loved most — cooking for others. She had a gift not only for creating unforgettable meals, but for bringing people together around a table. Sharon competed on Chopped Canada and was known for turning every kitchen and workplace she entered into something better. She poured her heart into her cooking and found joy in watching others enjoy her food. True to her caring nature, she always put everyone else first, often making sure everyone had eaten before finally sitting down herself. More than anything, Sharon loved being surrounded by family. Her warmth, strength, humor, and love created lasting memories that will be carried forever by those lucky enough to know her. Sharon fought her battle with pancreatic cancer with incredible strength and grace. She remained an inspiration through it all, showing courage, resilience, and love until the very end. To her children: “I love you morder, I love you to the moon and back, and many many more.” Sharon was the most amazing and strong woman her family had ever known. She was deeply loved, and her absence will be felt forever. Her legacy lives on in the love she gave, the lives she touched, and the family she cherished so deeply. ❤️