News RSS Feed


Letters button, news wolves button Forum button, news Film button, warrington news page

Family pay tribute to cyclist who was "full of fun"

4:52pm Friday 3rd October 2008

comment Comments (4)   Have your say »


THE family of Sharon Corless, killed following a collision on Saturday, say she loved to go on bike rides.

The 43-year-old died on Saturday morning after an incident on Kingsway North. She was out for a bike ride with husband Peter who is now recovering at home after receiving serious injuries.

She leaves husband Peter as well as children Megan, aged 20, Olivia, aged 18 and Tom, aged 12.

A family statement released this afternoon said: "Sharon loved cycling as part of her keep fit regime and went on regular bike rides.

"She was a member of a large extended family and loved family life with regular barbecues.

"She was very proud of her family, especially the kids.

"She was very house proud and loved cooking and baking cakes.

"She lived life to the full and was full of fun.

"She also had a large circle of friends.

"She leaves many, many other extended family members as well as numerous friends.

"She will be very sadly missed."

Sharon worked on the ante natal department at Warrington Hospital and her family said she loved her job.

Police are still appealing for witnesses following the accident at 10.45am on Saturday.

Anyone with any information should call police on 0845 458 0000 or Crimestoppers in confidence on 0800 555111.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.


Your Say YourWarrington Guardian

butterfly wings, latchford says...
5:03pm Fri 3 Oct 08

you made me smile every morning when i seen you walk though the doors at work,i remember the chats we had and the times you would rub me on my back and say "you ok jane "as you walked into the kitchen,i remember your eyes the most how lovely they are ,i think of you alot and miss u too.i only knew u at work but u where always there for me ,my heart goes out to all your family .you will never be forgoten ,sharon with the lovely hairxxxxjanexxxx

adenaallen, warrington says...
10:24am Sat 4 Oct 08

sharon we were friends when we were teanagers we went to woolston leisure sunday disco those were the days,you were always a happy girl and iknow you will always be remembered as the happy smiley person you were my thoughts go out to your family rest in peace love adena xxxxx

dt12, lymm says...
5:28pm Sat 4 Oct 08

I'd just like to say how sorry I feel for all the family involved with this tragic loss, I happened to pass the spot where the incident occured and saw some family laying flowers and clearly upset then I read in the paper what had happened. All I can do is give my condolences and really hope the driver of the Range Rover wasn't on their mobile phone because this is causing so many problems and nobody seems to be listening to the warnings. Once again I am so very sorry and hope God gives you strengh as friends and family to stick together and remain proud of your lost loved one, she will always be with you, Love and thoughts Daniel T x

DIANE, WOOLSTON, WARRINGTON says...
10:17pm Mon 6 Oct 08

STEVE K_ WOOLSTON
Sharon was always on the go, always smiling and always had time to stop and chat. She was a ray of sunshine on our touchline and we will always be one short now that she has left us. Some people have said that they will never see her again but have a look at her children Meg, Olivia and Tom and you will still see sharon- the smiles, the mannerisms and the way all 3 have grown in to lovely human beings- a pleasure to know and to be around. Tom- don't worry about getting to your football matches- you have an extended family here and we will always look out for you. Pete- hope you are soon on the mend and helping me to take the nets down at the end of matches. To all of you I offer my sincere condolences and very best wishes. Sharon- thank you for touching all of our lives. God bless.

Comments are closed on this article.

Want to share your opinion, leave a tribute or comment on a news story? It's easy!
You can register for free here and comment on our stories.

Local advertisers


Local Information

Enter your postcode, town or place name

House prices »   Schools »   Crime »   Hospitals »