Sharonda Sampson

Sharonda Sampson is the mother of pro basketball player Zion Williamson. She is a school teacher and she is living with her husband Lee Anderson in South Carolina.

She was a collegiate track star and she later became a middle school health and physical education teacher. She coached her son in every youth basketball league he played in.

She was a collegiate track star

During her college years, Sharonda Sampson was an excellent track star. She won four state sprint titles and was considered a top contender for a national championship.

She is currently a middle school health teacher in Greenville, South Carolina. She has two children, Zion and Noah.

Her son, Zion Williamson, is a pro basketball player for the New Orleans Pelicans of the NBA. He is a talented and hardworking athlete.

His mother, sharonda sampson, has always been a role model for him and she is very proud of her son. She has also helped him to achieve his goals.

She is a beautiful lady who is in good health. She is a loving and caring person and she is very proud of her son.

She coached her son in every youth basketball league

Sharonda Sampson, the mother of college basketball star Zion Williamson, coached her son in every youth basketball league until he joined high school. She was a middle-school physical education teacher as well as a boys basketball coach; she also ran a recreation league for her son and his friends in Florence, South Carolina.

She says her son always worked hard and never inflated his ego, even when he got the spotlight at a young age. That helped him avoid the pitfalls that most teenagers face, such as getting caught up in the hype and giving up on his dreams.

Shortly after Zion’s mother moved her family from Salisbury, North Carolina to the Florence area of South Carolina in 2002, she enrolled her son in Spartanburg Day, an affluent private school. There he started to grow like a weed, from stocky 5-10 to manly 6-7.

She married Lateef Williamson

Sharonda Sampson was a collegiate track star, and her husband Lateef Williamson played college football. They got married in 1997 and they have a son named Zion.

As a mother, she pushed her son to become a basketball star from the time he was five years old. She coached him in every youth basketball league he was in.

She also woke him up every morning at 5 AM to train. He competed in youth leagues and played for the Sumter Falcons on the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) circuit.

He then began training with his stepfather, Lee Anderson. He helped him improve his point guard skills.

He eventually earned a spot with the New Orleans Pelicans in the NBA, where he plays at the power forward position. He has been a great teammate and has impressed his colleagues. He is a good player and has earned a high salary.

She moved to South Carolina

After her mother passed away, Sharon moved to South Carolina where she lived with her husband. She worked at DuPont Company and retired in 2014.

She is survived by her daughters, Andrea Mattson (Bill) of Bear; and Jason Ayers of Hockessin; her stepdaughter, Tara DiCecco; and her grandchildren Ryan, Julia, Ava, Leah, Madison, Sydney, Liam, Nicholas and Daniel. She is also survived by her brothers Bob Otteni of LaPine, Oregon and Steve Otteni of Ketchikan, Alaska and numerous nieces and nephews.

In addition to her work at the company, she volunteered with the Dutch Fork High School mock trial team and the University of South Carolina School of Law mock trial team. She served as a mentor with the South Carolina Bar’s mentoring program and was a member of several community organizations. She is a great organizer and loved throwing parties where she was not only the hostess but also the life of the party. She also enjoyed traveling to Cancun with her husband and friends and Paris, St. Maarten, Switzerland, California, Arizona and Florida in the winter.

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