Regarding all the significant traits of life, the most beautiful is character. An attractive life is lived, brushed by the spirit of a beautiful character. We pay respect to Sharday Nicole Davis, whose character painted a picturesque portrait of a wonderful life.

Sharday's journey started while the dew was still on the roses,  Thursday, January 8, 1987, to Nina Davis and Francisco Sanchez. She was nurtured by a dotting maternal grandmother, Mary and loved the time they spent together. Lunch dates, appointments, shopping and calls to let mommy know she cooked one of her recipes was a joy for both. Sharday enjoyed visiting with her granddaddy Ulysses and listening to his funny stories. Some of her favorite pastimes included spending time with her young cousins, taking them on trips, teaching them to drive or having sleepovers at her home.

Sharday was a phenomenal dedicated mother to her only child,    Christian. She treasured her son and embraced every moment with him. She was determined to bring Christian into this world, even against the doctors' advice. She would say this was God's gift to her and she cherished her precious gift.

Sharday's vibrant personality was infectious. Her word was her bond. She didn't have a problem telling you how she felt. On this journey, she touched many lives. She had a great love for and enjoyed gatherings and special times with her family, Godparents, music, movies, cats, and her numerous friends.

Sharday grew up in a God-fearing house and she loved when her grandmother would dress her up and they would go to church. At seven years old she accepted the Lord as her personal Savior and baptized under the leadership of the late Dr. G. David Horton. She grew up actively involved in Greater New Bethel's Youth Ministry, Orchids, Junior Pastor Aide Member and Seaboard's ""Wedding of the Roses" Youth Queen.

She attended Myrtle Grove Elementary, Carol City Middle School and  a 2006 graduate of Miami Norland Senior High. Her educational journey continued at  Keiser University. Sharday was employed in the retail industry for many years and was excited to work as long health issues    did not intervene.

Sharday was fascinated with the medical field, being that she spent her entire life in and out of the hospital. Sharday was born with the heart of a lion and unrelenting determination. She was determined to fight and still put one foot in front of the other,what she knew from the start was an incurable Sickle Cell Disease.faced Sickle Cell head on, againstdoctors said she remained unafraid and armed with the love of Jesus Christ.are eternally gratefulthe 34 years God loaned her to us. We don't say good-bye to our,rather this is just  another good night,, we will see again, in the dawning of the new morning while the dew is still on the Roses.

On September 18, 2021, Sharday came to the end of her journey. She quietly left her footprints across the sky and they shall forever be printed on our hearts. Cherished memories of her legacy of love are left to: Loving Son, Christian; Mother, Nina (Scott) Oakley; Grandmother, Mary Davis; Grandfather, Ulysses (Sylvia) Davis; Eight Aunts and Four  Uncles; God-parents, Freddie (Rosa) Judson, Winfred (Tammy) McKendrick and Avarian McKendrick. Special cousins and loved ones, Dwayne W. Bentley, Vashia (Mya) Kuong, Vanetta Norris, Terrence Clark; God-children, Dominque and Harmonie; A host of Godsisters and Godbrothers whom she loved dearly, and other family members, and friends  who will miss her dearly.