This site is dedicated to the memory of
Sharon X. Cao
August 2, 1989 – June 12, 2005
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Congratulations
Class 2007! It is the year for Class 2007, and it is the year that Sharon
had dreamed for long. Sharon was supposed to be in the crowed of you to
celebrate the graduation, and she is sure still with you, with “LOL”, if you
would listen beyond your ears, with your hearts … ”Two years ago, Sharon left us in her sleep,
and we felt as though were left behind with just a memory. But over the past
couple of years, her memory has become an inspiration to hold close to our
hearts.” – Sunny
Agrawal's Valedictorian Speech (Click here
for the full text)
Happy Sharon 18th
Birthday! Sharon, it’s your 18th
Birthday, a year where you’re finally free. This is the year where you can
officially say that you’re no longer a child but a real young lady. However,
you’re not here to share this special day with your friends and family. But
Sharon, we have not forgotten you nor have we forgotten what you have taught
us. On your Birthday, we were not sad and we did not shed tears; that is not
what you would’ve wanted. Instead, we remembered the way you would laugh and
the fun we’ve shared together. I hope you, although in a far away place,
laughed with us as we celebrated your Birthday for I’m sure we could all feel
your presence. We wore our wristbands that day because we want you to know
Sharon that we will always remember how important you were and still are to
us. We won’t leave you out of our fun for you are as much a part of us as you
were before. And so, we hope, from the bottom of our hearts, that you receive
our birthday wishes. Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear Sharon, Happy Birthday to you.
(Click pictures
for bigger view) I would give you rainbows - By Susan Casey I would give you rainbows, crystal colors, shining white. - By Susan Casey
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