Sharon Lizabeth Albright-Conley

A celebration of life will be held at the funeral home in Kingston NY on Tuesday, January 20th 2026 from 10am-12pm, f ollowed by a 1pm Memorial Mass of Christian Burial at St. Josephs Church.

Interment will be at St Mary of the Snow in Saugerties.

All friends and family are welcome and invited to attend.

Sharon Lizabeth Albright-Conley , age 63, passed away peacefully at home in Ocala, Florida, on December 22, 2025 after a courageous four-month battle with an unexpected cancer diagnosis. Born on September 17, 1962 in Kingston, New York, Sharon lived a life defined by resilience, compassion, faith, and an unwavering love for her family.

She married her husband the late Victor Albright Jr of Ruby, Ny on October 26, 1985.

A devoted Roman Catholic with a deep love for God, Sharon carried her faith quietly but firmly, guiding her strength in both joy and hardship. She was an independent spirit — a woman who thrived on her own terms — yet her heart was always anchored to her children and grandchildren. Those who knew her best knew her as strong without being hardened, compassionate without being fragile, and fiercely loving without ever losing herself.

Sharon worked for many years in the greater Kingston area. She worked formerly for IRECO, Auto Ordinance, Besicorp, Ghi HMO, a law office in New Paltz, and most recently, Deveraux.

In retirement, Sharon made the decision to follow her heart south. In July 2023 she moved to Florida to spend her retirement surrounded by sunshine, family, and the moments that mattered most. Prevously, her son Victor relocated to Orlando in 2021, and her daughter Sarah to Heathrow in 2022. Though her time there was far shorter than anyone imagined, she filled it fully — cherishing days with her son Victor and granddaughter Anja in Apopka then her final place of rest, Ocala Fl. She also had frequent visits with her daughter Sarah and family in Altamonte Springs.

Sharon's strength was never more evident than in her final months. She faced illness with grace and quiet courage, supported lovingly by her family — especially her son Victor, whose devoted care in her final days stood as a living testament to the compassion and strength she instilled in her children. Her legacy lives on not only in memories, but in the character of those she raised.

Sharon is survived by her son, Victor P. Albright III, his daughters Anja Albright, and Kyla Carr; her daughter, Sarah E. Albright, her partner, Adam Alo and their children Alexa Alo, Adam Alo Jr, Charolette Alo, and Lilliana Alo. She also leaves behind a sister, Suzanne Conley Of Kingston. Her brother, Stephen Conley died previously. She also leaves behind many Nieces and countless friends.