Sharon Bukulmez Found Dead: Sharon Bukulmez, 61, and Grandchildren Kinsley and Sawyer Grubb Found Dead in Maine
A family is facing an unimaginable loss after Sharon Bukulmez, 61, of Mount Desert, and her two young grandchildren, Kinsley Grubb, 5, and Sawyer Grubb, 3, of Bar Harbor, were found dead Sunday morning after their vehicle was discovered submerged in Pond Cove in Roque Bluffs, Maine.
Sharon and her grandchildren had been together during what was expected to be an ordinary journey home. Their sudden deaths have left family members and loved ones grieving three lives that were deeply connected by family and love.
Kinsley, just 5 years old, and Sawyer, only 3, were taken far too soon. Their young lives had so much still ahead of them, and the memories they created with their family will now be treasured forever.
According to investigators, Sharon and the children were last seen leaving a family function in Jonesboro at approximately 8:30 p.m. Saturday. They were expected to travel to Machias, but they never arrived at their destination.
After family members became concerned when they could not be located, authorities were notified, and a search began for Sharon and the two children.
The search ultimately ended Sunday morning when their vehicle was discovered submerged in Pond Cove in Roque Bluffs. Sharon and both children were found deceased.
Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the discovery and the events leading up to the vehicle entering the water. Further information may be released as investigators work to establish what happened.
For the family, the loss is devastating—not only because three lives were taken, but also because those lives were bound together by a close family relationship. Sharon was a grandmother, while Kinsley and Sawyer were young grandchildren whose lives brought joy and meaning to those around them.
Their loved ones are now left with memories of family gatherings, shared moments, and the time they spent together. Those memories will remain precious as the family navigates the painful days ahead.
Sharon, Kinsley, and Sawyer will be remembered not simply for the tragic circumstances of their deaths, but for the lives they shared and the love that connected them.
Our thoughts and condolences are with their family, friends, and everyone affected by this heartbreaking loss.