Sharron A. Lockhart
June 21, 1934 ~ April 6, 2024
Sharron A. Lockhart died in Wichita on Saturday, April 6, 2024. Born to Roland O. Notestine and Ruth Johnson Notestine on June 21, 1934, Sharron grew up in Pretty Prairie, Kansas with a younger sister, Kay Notestine Bessler and brother (Roland) Neil. Sharron attended Kansas University and was married to Jim Lamb with whom she had two children, Michael Lamb (Susan) and Shannon Lamb Sellers (Mark). After divorcing, Sharron married Dr. Joseph Lockhart, Wichita pediatrician. Sharron worked in Joe’s medical office over many years, and after his death in 1990 she enjoyed involvement in several groups and ministries at Grace Presbyterian Church. Sharron lived in Wichita for nearly 70 years and had recently relocated from her home to an assisted living apartment where she made good friends and enjoyed the variety of social activities. Sharron is survived by her two children; five grandchildren, Megan Lamb Smith (Matt), Justin Sellers (deceased), Katelyn Lamb Boese (Jared), Cameron Sellers (Megan Lazzo), Ryan Sellers (Maddie Manda) and Krista Sellers Lehman (Derek); and ten great-grandchildren, Gavin Smith, Graham Smith, Charlotte Sellers, Grayson Sellers, Decker Boese, Emersyn Boese, Maggie Sellers, Sam Sellers, Lucy Sellers and Harrison Sellers. Also survived by a stepson, Jerry Lockhart (Dinah) of Lompoc, CA. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, siblings and grandson, Justin Sellers. Sharron will lie in-state Thursday, April 11 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Friday, April 12 from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. Memorial service will be on Friday, April 12 at 3:30 p.m., all at Downing & Lahey East Mortuary.Memorial gifts to the Epilepsy Foundation (3540 Crain Hwy., Ste. 675, Bowie, MD 20716) or Grace Presbyterian Church (5002 E. Douglas Ave., Wichita, KS 67208) suggested by the family.
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Jerry and I were so blessed to have Sharron as our step mother-in-law. She welcomed us with open arms when we were newlyweds. She always remembered us at birthday and holiday times. She loved my parents, and asked about my two brothers. Sharron grew close to my mom who was born in Wichita and my aunt Angie Miller who also lived there. My aunt remembered taking her children to Dr. Lockhart’s pediatric practice and knew Sharron from that acquaintance, well before Jerry and I met. When mom visited Wichita to see family, Sharron and my mom would meet up and loved shopping at Hobby Lobby together. I will deeply miss her and know she is in Paradise with our Lord and all the other saints who have gone on before.