Birth date: Jan 26, 1971 Death date: May 15, 2014
Shon Lee Smith, a resident of Tacoma, Washington passed away on Thursday May 15th, 2014. He was 43 years old. He was born in Bellflower, California on January 26th, 1971 and raised in Downey, California. While attending Warren Hi Read Obituary
I am sorry to hear of such loss. Lee and Sue. You will always be in my heart and mind. Lee. You made my life's dream come true, working side by side with you. Although only brief, you were the one who made it possible. With that said, I am sure Shon was of the same caliber. I have missed all of you since we left Downey. I am and was privileged to have been a neighbor of the entire Lee family. You are in my thoughts and am so very sorry. Martin Nustad
Shon it's very hard to believe your gone, and no longer with us. When I heard that you had passed away my heart sank. You, and I shared good memories in the short time I knew you. You would always make me laugh over at the commons when I worked at Orange Julius. You truly were a shining star and I'll miss you. Watch over all us. Myself, Rich, and Steve. YOU are in God's hands nowSorry last post did not make it buddy.
Shon it's very hard to believe your gone, and no longer with us. When I heard that you had passed away my heart sank. You, and I shared good memories in the short time I knew you. You would always make me laugh over at the commons when I worked at Orange Julius. You truly were a shining star and I'll miss you. Watch over all us. Myself, Rich, and Steve. YOU are in God's hands now. I love you R.I.P.!!!!! P.S. still remember when I lost my job in 09, yourself, Steve went to looking for a job for me, to keep me close to you. That kind gesture I will never forget.
Shon was always the one that could make my bad day into a good one at work. My favorite memory is when I was on the night shift. He would see that I was alone on his way out and he would come in and say hi and make sure everything was going ok on my end. It was very comforting to know he cared about the people he worked with. My days and nights at work will never feel the same now that he's gone. Everytime I think of him, there will always be a smile on my face because he was truly a great guy. My condolences go out to his family and friends. He will always be missed.
My heartfelt condolences to Lee, Sue, Shane and Shon's extended family for his loss. I recall while I worked at SGPD, behind the desk, getting a few visits from Shon while he worked at HPPD. I always cherish the times when I worked along side his father Lee who I truly believe was one of the smartest cop's I ever met in my life. I am so very thankful that Lee and Sue allowed me into their home in Downey and having the opportunity to share laughs with Shon, Shane and Lee. Shon I last shared a laugh with you many years ago, in front of your house in Downey when you came by for Code 7 in that Bell Gardens PD Unit, man you looked sharp as a tack! RIP my friend.
I am so sorry for the loss of your beloved Shon. My son works at the Commons mall and he used to tell me about an officer named Shon, who he enjoyed talking with so much. He said he was funny, and he made him see police officers in a totally different way, their human side. He said he was a terrific police officer who knew how to handle the many different types of people he encountered daily. He was,( as well as many others who met Shon), shocked to learn of his passing. Please accept our sincerest condolences. You will be greatly missed by the many people who's lives you touched.
The Crowder family
Offering sincere condolences to the family. I am so very sorry for your loss. Our Heavenly father in His word the Bible calls death an enemy (1Cor. 15:26) which He promises in the very near future to do away with (Rev. 21:4,5) At that time tragedies and accidents will be a thing of the past, no one will ever get sick (Isaiah 33:24) and there will be a reuniting, a bringing back to life instead of losing (John 5:28,29) Please allow these words to be of comfort to you and give you hope. (2Cor. 1:3,4)
My favorite memory of Shon, is at the Commons where he was stationed. Shon would be out in the parking lot with his dog, hockey stick and a ball. Shon would hit the ball as hard as he could with hockey stick and the dog would run as fast as she could to get the ball. It was fun just watching the love Shon had for the dog and life
