Sharon Begounia Doiley, affectionately known as "Bunny", was born in Berkeley County, South Carolina on July 3, 1961. She was a daughter of Leona Walker Doiley and the late Lewis James Doiley, Sr. Sharon transitioned from time to eternity on Friday morning, August 29, 2014, at her daughter's residence in Sumter, SC. Bunny received her formal education in the public schools of Berkeley County. She grew up in the Murraysville section of Moncks Corner, SC. She enlisted in the United States Army in February of 1981 and received an honorable discharge in March of 1981. Bunny was employed by Kores, Inc. for five years. In 1986, she became employed with Robert Bosch, Inc. where she worked as a machine operator for 27 years until her health declined. During her employment at Robert Bosch, she received multiple awards. Bunny, at an early age, received her spiritual guidance and teaching through St. Thomas Reformed Episcopal Church. She later joined Greater St. James A.M.E. Church where she was a member of the Young Adult Choir and the Women's Missionary Society where she served faithfully for many years. Bunny loved reading, and she loved family. To know her, was to love her. Those who shared the joys and sorrow of life with Bunny are: a loving daughter, Whitney Nakeita Doiley of Sumter, SC; a loving granddaughter, Jaida NaSina Moore of Sumter, SC; her mother, Leona Doiley of Moncks Corner, SC; one brother, Louis James (Yvonne) Doiley, Jr. of Moncks Corner, SC; four sisters, Mattie White of Summerville, SC, Blondell (Duain Sr.) Mitchell of North Charleston, SC, Bobbie Jean (Jerome) Gregg and Shelia (Travis Sr.) Droze of Summerville, SC; seven nephews, Tony, WaShaun, Ishamel, Jamel, Duain Jr., Travis Jr. and Terrence; seven nieces, LaShonya, Tiffany, Tiara, Tasha, Deanna, LaCandria, and a special and dedicated niece, Essence; four aunts, Maybell Clark, Marylee Williams, Roseanna Butler, and Elease (Herman) Davis; best friends who stood by her side, Roberta Kitkart, Quinn McFadden, Vanessa Lipscomb and Patricia Hobley; a special friend, Timothy Harrison; and a host of relatives and friends. Sharon Begounia! You bloom with every new moon Too soon, but now June Summer hits and consumes The misty air where blossoms loom and Sway freely with the breeze Wavering seas, sand and shore appease Humbling waters at my knees Beyond the horizon I see Your smile...in clear blue skies Majestically blinded eyes Amazing and uncontrollable ties We share...you've bloomed And as tangible as I touch you I feel your magic anew My que to reuse this image Internally stored, you'll always exist in my memory Strong, yet soft, beautiful and unwavering Stone flower, I thank you for life Hugs, kisses, meals...my "Ma" Sharon Begounia!