October 21, 1964 – December 13, 2022
Thomas Gregory Sharp, 58, beloved son, brother, husband, father, PaPa, and friend passed away on Tuesday, December 13, 2022, after a long and courageous battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease).
Tom was born in Texas City on October 21, 1964. He graduated from Alvin High School in 1983, and was number 6 in his graduating class. He was awarded several scholarships, along with a full athletic scholarship to Texas Christian University (TCU) where he played football as a defensive back for 4 years (#42). With an enduring passion for the sport, Tom not only coached his sons, Tyler & Bryce but remained a little league coach for 14 years with his dad, “Old Coach Sharp.”
Despite the many debilitating health challenges from ALS, Tom stayed busy and generously lived with others in mind. He cherished his family, especially his 3 grandchildren, and the farm where he graciously was able to spend the last year and a half of his life.
Tom was preceded in death by his son, Tyler Sharp, niece Kelly Sharp and his 6 grandparents.
He leaves behind his adored wife Marie, daughter Megan Griffin, husband Tyson, and their 3 children, Jaxon, Gracie, & Easton; son Bryce; parents, Rick & Patty Sharp; 4 brothers, Rick, wife Tammy, Steve, wife Yvonne, Kenny, wife Dianne, Scott, wife Stephanie; mother-in-law, Ann Shiver, sisters-in-law, Vicki Stephens, & Jennifer Shimek, husband, Brandon; 16 nieces and nephews.
The family would also like to acknowledge Megan, Tyson, Bryce, Sierra & DeDe for being such wonderful caregivers to Tommy and for helping to make his life comfortable.
Services will be held on Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at Gateway Community Church at 2:00 pm which is located at 760 Clear Lake City Blvd. Webster, Texas, 77598. Reception will immediately follow in the Life Center. In honor of Tommy, and the support of his TCU Horned Frogs, we are asking that you wear hints of purple.
In lieu of flowers, please “make a gift” designated to Texas Christian University’s Frog Club for Scholarships for Student Athletes: https://advancement.tcu.edu/new/makeagift/
5 thoughts on “Thomas Gregory Sharp”
“Well done my good and faithful servant, come into your reward.” A huge void will be ever present in all the lives Tommy has touched. I will miss him tremendously but know he is whole and with Tyler and in the arms of Jesus. Until we meet again Tommy, save a place for me. I love you and promise to be by your family’s side as we walk this journey without you. 💔
To The Sharp Family, Please accept our deepest sympathies on the passing of Tom. Since Tom and Marie moved from Los Alamos N.M. we have stayed in touch mostly via the family annual Christmas card, (thank you Marie for keeping us on that list) Our family has grown to admire and pray for the Sharp Family as they took on the task of ALS that effected them all. The courage shown by Tom as his disabilities became more acute, and by Marie, Megan, Tyson and Bryce as they took on the challenges, with Tom, as a family. I learned many lesions from Tom and Family as they reported, with candor the summary of the previous year. Tom was the author until the last year, I believe. What a blessing for us to be included in that journey. Now you begin a new journey with the strength and experience that hopefully is a blessing to you and your families, we will continue to pray for you all and stand in awe of Toms' courage, the courage of his Family, and the grace and wisdom of Our Lord Jesus. May He lighten your load going forward, and continue to bless both you and us with the story shared.
I miss him he is my papa aka my grandpa he was so sweet and kind my and my brother and sister and family loved with our hole heart and we miss him
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