About Sharon

We were incredibly lucky to find Sharon, who cared for my mom from September 2020 through March 2025. What began as a very part-time role quickly grew into longer schedules, and by December 2021, when my mom was diagnosed with Late Onset Dementia at age 93, Sharon became her full-time caregiver. Sharon was more than just a caregiver—she truly became (and still is) part of our family. She provided the most compassionate, attentive care and always went above and beyond. Whether it was coming in early, staying late, or rearranging her schedule, Sharon was flexible and reliable, which was such a gift since I work full-time. She didn’t just care for my mom at home—she also took her to doctor’s appointments, grocery and pharmacy trips, haircuts, nail appointments, and even outings to the Shoreline and Edmonds senior centers for lunch, fitness classes, bingo, and other activities., and more. Sharon’s care brought my mom joy, stimulation, and dignity throughout the progression of her illness. Sharon was also wonderful with our dogs—she helped with all three during her time with us (though two have since passed). My remaining dog, Ollie, adores her. In fact, we often joke that Ollie is her “emotional support dog.” :) The only reason our daily care arrangement ended was because my mom needed to transition to an adult family home in April 2025 due to the progression of her dementia. Even now, Sharon continues to visit my 96-year-old mom at her new residence and joins us for family events. Sharon is kind, dependable, and extraordinarily caring. Anyone would be fortunate to have her looking after their loved one—we certainly feel blessed that she was part of our journey.