Shari Eubank, a remarkable discovery of the renowned filmmaker Russ Meyer, left a lasting impression on the silver screen despite appearing in only two films before her disappearance from the spotlight. Born on June 12, 1947, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Shari was the daughter of Joe and Barbara Pace Eubank, whose parents hailed from Colorado and Illinois, respectively.
Her father, Joe, attended the military institute at Roswell, New Mexico, and served as a Navy Seabee, a career that took him to various parts of the country. In August 1942, Joe married Barbara Pace, and later that year, they received FBI clearance, allowing Joe to be assigned to Los Alamos, New Mexico, the birthplace of the atomic bomb. The Eubank family relocated to Farmer City, Illinois, in 1948, where Joe became a farmer with his father-in-law, Ole Pace.
Shari attended Farmer City High School, where she excelled as a cheerleader, homecoming queen, and graduate in 1965. She then pursued higher education at Illinois Wesleyan University, becoming a member of the Masquers, a student drama organization. After completing her graduate studies, Shari began her modeling and acting career, eventually starring in the iconic film "Super Vixens."
Shari's personal life is just as captivating as her professional achievements. She has a beautiful sister who shares her stunning features, and both reside in Illinois.
