On Sunday, October 2, 2022, in the Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie, the individual unexpectedly passed suddenly as a result of an occurrence that was related to their place of employment. The 26th of March, 1993 is my birthday, and I was born in Stratford, Ontario, which is how many years ago it is.
Ryan was a resident of London, Ontario, and had been a part of the Milverton Community for a significant amount of time. It was also the case that he lived in Ontario. His baby, Loewen Sharpe, who was born on August 7, 2022, is seven weeks old, and he is a devoted and happy father to his child. It is well known that Malayna Giampaolo adores him as her husband.
All of Ryan’s family members, including his mother Shelley Johnston, his father Rick Sharpe of Goderich, and his father Ned Zufic of Mary Hill, will grieve severely at his passing and hold dear any memories they have of him. In addition to his numerous cousins, friends, and coworkers, Ryan will be greatly missed by his siblings Jesse Visser and Sydney Visser, his stepbrothers Mateo and Lucas, and his stepsister Valentina Zufic, his maternal grandmother Karen (Roden) Stinson, his father-in-law and mother-in-law Mike and Michele Giampaolo, his brother-in-law Taylor Giampaolo, his sister-in-law Elisha Giampaolo, and her partner Jacob, as well as by his stepsister Valentina Zufic.
Laverne Johnston, his maternal grandfather, passed away in 2009, and Barry Stinson, his maternal step grandfather, passed away in 2022. Both sets of grandparents were deceased. Moreover, Ryan’s grandfather Ralph, who passed away in 2014, and his grandmother Joan Sharpe, who passed away in 1996, both passed away before he was born. While Ryan was growing up in the Milverton Community, he had a small group of friends who are not only his closest companions but also his most ardent supporters. These friends have been with him throughout his entire life. It was the fact that he was able to become a father to his newborn son Loewen that he believed to be his most significant accomplishment. He was a passionate family man and a proud parent; his family was the most important thing in his life. He enjoyed spending time with his children.
As a student, he was someone who enjoyed a wide range of different activities. Cooking, painting with Malayna and his sisters, listening to music, and spending time at the trailer in Port Albert with his father, who was his best friend, were all activities that he enjoyed doing. He also enjoyed spending time with his father.
After putting in a lot of effort, Ryan became an expert in all he could learn. It was clear that he was a hard worker. As well as extending their gratitude to all of our family and friends who have reached out to us and supported us throughout this unexpected journey, the family would like to express their appreciation to the staff at RVH in Barrie, specifically to Dr. Martin and the nurses.
Both the cremation and the memorial ceremony that will be held in the not-too-distant future to pay respect to Ryan’s life have already taken place; the specifics of the memorial service will be publicized as soon as they are verified.
He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth “Beth” Richardson Sharpe, his stepchildren Caleb and Hannah Rhodus, his father, Donald L. Sharpe, who is married to Robin, his sisters, Tammy C. Smith (Kerry) and Karen C. Joiner, his brother, H. Kyle Caulder of Georgia, his nieces Jennifer Joiner and Casey Buczkowski (Brandon), his nephews Kirk and Christian Smith, his brother-in-law, Joey Joiner, his cherished fur babies Luna, Bailey, and Rocki, as well as a large number of extended family members and friends who will miss him deeply.
His maternal grandparents, Paul R. and Gladys A. Adkins, as well as his paternal grandparents, Helon J. and Elestine H. Sharpe, passed away before him. He was also predeceased by a number of uncles, a large number of cousins, and his cherished puppy, Jade. In the course of his illness, the family would like to express their deepest gratitude to the nurses Elena and Linda who worked in the intensive care unit at Prisma Health Baptist Parkridge.
They were there to provide critical care for their loved one. Furthermore, they would want to express their gratitude to the whole personnel of the intensive care unit (ICU) as well as the medical-surgical unit located on the fourth floor for the great care and compassion they provided.
