friend of Doreen's...love you! Ann

My name is Roger Agnessi, I was born and raised in the piont,and I brought up my two daughters in the point, and I am still living in the point. I was a policeman for 31 years and everytime I made an arrest I would bring up the subject of sharon's death. Some information was good, but every day that the good lord brought I always had sharon in my toughts. She was one of us and no one can do this to us. Even today after being retited for 20 months I still ask questions and think of sharon. Somebody out there in the point has knowledge on Sharon's untimely death, one day we will find out the truth. You the people who dis this will pay. To Sharon's family, people out here in the point still think of Sharon, one day her death will be avenged.

Sorry I forgot to leave my name! Karen Roberts

I am the daughter of Doreen Brunelle and the niece of Barbra Payne. I love the point website, it keeps the pointers in touch and even the ones that are no longer with us. I never met Sharron,I was only 3 years old at the time but heard alot about her from my mom and aunts. God bless you Yvonne and family.

As a former Pointer, and in those days, having worked part time at the Boys and Girls Club (teen Centre), I have many times thought of those very sad days.

And yes, I remember Marina's restaurant well and the gathering place it was for teens at the time.

As I recall it, and upon reflection,it has always seemed to me that it was during those few days that the innocense of childhood and growing up in the Point also left us. We began to lock our doors.

I'm so glad it seems Sharron continues to be remembered and surely that is testament to the person she always was.

I continue to hope someday the answers will come.

I was liveing in the point at that time,I was 12 thought it could never happen there at that time.Cause I come from a big family I remmber my mother just crying like as if she was hers.I my brthers and sisters where very,very saden.Now I heard of the poine website and found her here,and brought back memories.My heart goes out to her and her familey and judgement will fall on that killer one day.lol

Sharron remains in our hearts and minds. I was also 16 years old, at the time of her abduction. We were young and full of dreams. Her murder was difficult for all of us to understand. I'm proud that so many people have kept her memory alive. To all that put this site together and those wonderful/beautiful pictures........Thank you!

There are no words to express the sorrow we felt back then and continue to feel. From time to time I check into the sight or while talking to some old freinds Sharron s name comes up . If only the killer could be found and brought to justice. Pointers have always been strong and caring no matter where we live we are united. Jean

This Site is a wonderful honor to Sharon, Her memeories will always live on through her family and friends.Sharon is always in my thoughts and prayers.

God bless.

My best friend, Robert Rowan said it all. I was 15 when Sharron went missing, and there hasn't been a year gone bye when I haven't thought about her. This is a wonderful site. I rember well, the raffle tickets, and can drives to get that coveted Leo's Boy's jacket. My parents, Ken and Shirley say hello and god bless.

Sharon Prior was a sweet girl..when i needed someone to walk my Daughter Carleen to St.Gabriel`s school (it was on Center Street then)..she was very obliging..she didn`t want to take money for doing so..but I insisted...what a lovely girl..RIP?

I have posted a link to your daughter's website on the Verdun connections website,.we have also had a picture & the police phone number for a year or so now,...I hope one day your family will have some peace ,.& closure. Losing a loved one is never easy,.but Sharron will always be there for you,.whenever you think of her........

ITS NICE TO SEE THE WEB SIGHT FOR SHARRON. TO SEE PICTURES OF HER AGIN BRINGS BACK A LOT OF MEMORIES OF WHEN I WAS YOUNG. TO SEE SHARRON COME OVER TO THE HOUSE WITH MARY WAS ALWAYS A JOY. SHE WAS ALWAYS SMILLING AND ALWAYS MADE YOU FEEL GOOD ABOUT HER BEING THERE. SHE WAS A VERY GOOD FRIEND OF THE FAMILY AND WE ALL MISS HERE VERY MUCH.

Wonderful job on the web page honoring a daughter and a sister. I hope that one day soon there will be closure for you all.

Sharron's web page is well put-to-gether and very touching to say the least. We hope that one day, justice will be accomplished in Sharron's case. Till then our personal best wishes and love from the McRae family. George.