Sharon A. Stewart


Sharon Ann (Morrison) Stewart, 70, of Grain Valley, Missouri passed away on Sunday, April 6, 2025. Visitation will be 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Royer Funeral Home, Grain Valley, Missouri.

Sharon was born August 13, 1954, in Odessa, Missouri, to Franklin Eugene Morrison and Cecil Irene (Pallette) Morrison. She was from Odessa, Missouri, and moved to Grain Valley in the late 1970’s. For over 30 years she dedicated herself and was involved in the community. Sharon served the community as an Alderman and Interim-Mayor. Additionally, she served on the Planning and Zoning Commission prior to her service as an elected official. Beyond her political endeavors, she served the community of Grain Valley through many philanthropic activities. As a member of the Grain Valley Fair Board, she helped organize the fireworks tents as a major fundraising activity to support many community events. Some of these events included, Grain Valley Fair, casino nights, mud runs, demolition derby and haunted hay rides. She was also Mrs. Claus for the Grain Valley Santa Bus since its inception. Sharon was at one time a business owner and member of the Chamber of Commerce. She loved to spend time with her family often at her backyard firepit. She was a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend. Sharon will be greatly missed by her family and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents and son, Neal Eugene Stewart.

Sharon is survived by daughters: Kirstin Whitton (Steven) and Cami Knight; son, Josh Rousseau; six grandchildren: Taylor Whitton (Josh), Tyler Whitton (Ashton), Trey Whitton, Tristin Whitton, Jensen Rousseau and Weston Rousseau; two great-grandchildren: Parker Whitton and Owen Whitton; sister, Debbie Green; brother, Cam Morrison; niece, Michelle Titus (Jason); and two nephews: Jordan Morrison and Sean Morrison.

Arrangements: Royer Funeral Home Grain Valley, MO 64075 816-847-4441

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  1. Sharon, will be greatly missed by all those who have the honor of knowing her. I’ve always enjoyed her quick wit, and her ability to tell you, “you’re full of it, and make you laugh. My sister was blessed with, a good neighbor and great friend. RIP Sharon, my friend. Prayers of comfort for family and friends 🙏🏼 Hold fast to your memories.

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