Sharon Urbanik

Sharon Urbanik was born April 29, 1947 and passed away October 25, 2025, surrounded by love after a courageous battle that she fought with strength and determination for 27 years 175 days. She was a tough, resilient fighter whose spirit inspired everyone who knew her. Which earned her the name Zena Warrior Princess.

Sharon married the love of her life, Herb Urbanik, and together they shared 53 wonderful years. After a very short courtship,Sharon went from being a city girl in Pittsburg PA - riding trolleys through town - to living in a tent in Thayne Wyoming, with no running water while she and Herb built their family home together. Their love story was one of adventure, perseverance, and deep devotion, forming the foundation of the life and family they cherished.

Sharon was deeply devoted to her work and took great pride in everything she did. Her dedication, integrity, and tireless work ethic earned her the respect and admiration of colleagues and friends alike. She led by example, showing that hard work, honesty, and perseverance could overcome any challenge.

Her greatest legacy, though, is the family she built and the love she shared. She poured her heart into her children, grandchildren,great grandchildren, and all who were fortunate to know her. Her kindness, honesty, and fierce determination will continue to live through them

She is survived by her loving husband, Herbert Urbanik: daughter Hope Benedict; bonus son James Benedict; son Mark Urbanik; bonus daughter Sara Urbanik; and daughter Jody Urbanik. She is also survived by her brother William Marshall, bonus sister Marty Marshall, and sister Alice Becker.

Her beloved grandchildren include Harlan and Raegen Benedict, Emilee Benedict Santhanawit & Domingo Santhanawit, Timothy and Eryka Urbanik, Brian Urbanik, Stetson and Tayla Long, and Bailee & Rylan Parke. She also leaves behind cherished great grandchildren Maisie, Huxlee, and Kinslee, who brought her endless joy.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Raymond Marshall.

Those who knew Sharon will remember her unwavering will, her sense of humor even in hard times, and her ability to make everyone feel seen and loved.

She leaves behind a legacy of strength, love, hard work, and faith- One that will never be forgotten.

In lieu of cards or flowers, please honor Sharon by simply spending time with your family- the way she would have wanted.