Ryan Sharpe Obituary, Death Cause – The person’s untimely demise was caused by an incident at their place of business and occurred on Sunday, October 2, 2022, at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie. It has been exactly twenty-six years since I was born in Stratford, Ontario on March 26, 1993. London, Ontario was Ryan’s permanent home, and he had deep roots in the Milverton Community.
He also happened to be an Ontario resident. He is a doting and joyful parent to his seven-week-old son, Loewen Sharpe, who was born on August 7, 2022. His adoration for Malayna Giampaolo as her spouse is well known. Everyone in Ryan’s family, from his mom Shelley Johnston to his dad Rick Sharpe of Goderich and Ned Zufic of Mary Hill, will miss him dearly and mourn his death with heavy hearts.
Not only will Ryan’s many cousins, friends, and coworkers mourn his passing, but so will his stepbrothers Mateo and Lucas, stepsister Valentina Zufic, maternal grandmother Karen (Roden) Stinson, in-laws Mike and Michele, brother-in-law Taylor Giampaolo, sister-in-law Elisha, and her partner Jacob, and stepsister Valentina Zufic.
Barry Stinson, his stepgrandfather on his mother’s side, died in 2022, while Laverne Johnston, his grandpa, died in 2009. All three sets of grandparents had passed away. Not only that, but Ryan was predeceased by his grandma Joan Sharpe (who died in 1996) and grandpa Ralph (2014). A few of Ryan’s childhood buddies from the Milverton Community remain not only his best friends but also his biggest cheerleaders.
These companions have been at his side for all of his years. He thought his greatest achievement was being able to become a parent to his newborn son Loewen. He devoted his life to his family and took great pride in being a dad; nothing else mattered to him. He loved being a parent and liked being with his kids.
He was a really versatile student who loved to do a lot of various things. Some of his favorite things to do were to cook, to paint with Malayna and his sisters, to listen to music, and to spend time in the Port Albert trailer with his closest friend, his father. His time with his dad was another source of satisfaction for him. Ryan became an expert in everything he could study after putting in a lot of work.
He worked very hard, that much was obvious. The family would like to thank the professionals at RVH in Barrie, particularly Dr. Martin and the nurses, and also offer their thanks to all of our friends and family who have been there for us throughout this unexpected journey.
The cremation has already taken place, and there will shortly be a memorial service to honor Ryan’s life. Details of the event will be announced once they have been confirmed. Countless loved ones will mourn his passing. He leaves behind his wife, Elizabeth “Beth” Richardson Sharpe, their stepchildren Caleb and Hannah Rhodus, his father, Donald L. Sharpe,
who is married to Robin, his sisters, Tammy C. Smith (Kerry) and Karen C. Joiner, his brother, H. Kyle Caulder of Georgia, his nieces, Jennifer Joiner and Casey Buczkowski (Brandon), his nephews, Kirk and Christian Smith, his brother-in-law, Joey Joiner, his beloved fur babies Luna, Bailey, and Rocki, and a great number of friends and relatives who will grieve with him.
His paternal grandparents, Helon J. and Elestine H. Sharpe, and his maternal grandparents, Paul R. and Gladys A. Adkins, both died before he was born. In addition to his beloved pet Jade, he lost many uncles and relatives. The family would like to extend their heartfelt appreciation to the nurses Linda and Elena who worked in the critical care unit at Prisma Health Baptist Parkridge during his illness.
Their loved one’s life-sustaining treatment was the primary reason they were there. In addition, they would like to convey their appreciation to the whole ICU staff and the medical-surgical unit on the fourth floor for the exceptional care and kindness they extended.
