Sharon Sue DaVoult~Looney

Sharon Sue DaVoult~Looney, a compassionate and deeply loved soul, passed away on April 6, 2026, in Lindsay, Oklahoma at the age of 51. Born on October 31, 1974, in Marlow, Oklahoma, to James and Barbara (Blackwell) DeVoult, Sharon lived a life filled with love and joy, touching the hearts of everyone she met.

A graduate of Elmore City High School, Sharon chose a career as a nurse’s aide—a role that perfectly suited her warm and caring nature. Her genuine love for people was evident in every interaction, as she effortlessly brightened the rooms she entered and provided comfort to many.

Sharon's happiest moments were often spent by the lake, where she delighted in fishing. Her beloved wiener dogs were a constant source of joy and companionship, their playful spirit mirroring her own lively and affectionate personality.

Above all else, Sharon treasured her family. She was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Her proudest accomplishments were rooted firmly in the bonds she nurtured with those she loved. Her granddaughters held a special place in her heart, as did the precious time the family shared together, creating memories that will forever be cherished.

Sharon is survived by her boyfriend, Kemuel Jackson of Lindsay, Oklahoma; her children, Rowdy Looney of Elmore City, Oklahoma and Moochie Looney of Ardmore, Oklahoma; her beloved mother, Barbara DaVoult of Lindsay, Oklahoma; her sister, Jody DaVoult of Lindsay, Oklahoma; her brother, James DaVoult and Karen of Maysville, Oklahoma; grandchildren—Harley McCoy, Chloe Crawford, Gracie McCoy, Loyd Looney, and Claiten Looney.

Sharon faced profound loss in her life, including the passing of her daughter, Miranda McCoy and her father, James DaVoult. These cherished souls remain forever held in her memory and heart.

Sharon’s life was a testament to kindness, joy, and the enduring strength of family. She will be deeply missed but never forgotten.

Cremation Services are under the direction of John W. Williams of Winans Funeral Home in Maysville, Oklahoma. Words of comfort may be sent to the family on this website.