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IN MEMORIAM: Sharon Haines,

Served Salvation Army 42 Years

Sharon Haines embraces Maj. Sharon Hartford, commander of the Oneonta post, after she was surprised with the “Others” Award for 42 years of service. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Sharon Haines, right, embraces Maj. Sharon Hartford, commander of the Oneonta post, after she was surprised with the “Others” Award for 42 years of service. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

ONEONTA – Word has been received that Sharon Haines, a caseworker and office manager for the Salvation Army for 42 years, passed away over the weekend.

In May, she was honored with the “Others” Award during the annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony for her service to the community.

A full obituary is forthcoming.

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