Sharron Holcomb was last seen on **November 18, 2014**, in Aztec, New Mexico, at the age of **64**, according to official records and news reports.
According to case files and public databases Sharron was reported missing from Aztec on November 18, 2014. She stood about **5 ft 9 in.**, weighed roughly **130 lbs**, and had **red or auburn hair**. Her ethnicity was recorded as White/Caucasian.
On that day, at approximately **1 p.m.**, she was last seen **driving away from her business**, Holcomb Oil and Gas Co., located in Farmington. Later, her vehicle was discovered at the couple’s family home in Bloomfield—but Sharron was not present.
Her husband, William “Jeff” Holcomb, filed the missing-person report. He shared with investigators that Sharron had **voluntarily walked away from home** in a **distressed mental state**. Her intentions or destination at that time were unknown.
For almost ten years, there was no public confirmation of her whereabouts. Then in **July 2024**, her **remains were found** near mile marker **77 on Highway 64**, in the general area where she was last seen. A passerby discovered the body on **July 3, 2024**.
Officials confirmed via **dental records** that the remains belonged to Sharron Holcomb, and she was wearing the same clothes she had been last seen in: **brown corduroy pants** and a **brown turtleneck**.
As of the **most recent updates **, the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office has **closed the missing-person portion** of the case. However, they noted that the **investigation will continue** pending determination of the **cause and manner of death**, which had not yet been released.
No public update has revealed further findings such as toxicology results, foul play indicators, or official conclusions on her death. Authorities continue to pursue clarity regarding circumstances surrounding her disappearance and subsequent death.Last Seen: Nov 18, 2014
