A Bit About Us

Angie Sharp founded Aaron’s Garden Senior Living and Memory Care with a mission rooted in love, loss, and compassion. After losing her son Aaron in a tragic motorcycle accident, Angie found healing and purpose by becoming a nurse, specializing in hospice care. Through that experience, she developed a deep passion for helping others navigate life’s most vulnerable moments. Her work in hospice inspired her to create a place where seniors could age with dignity, surrounded by warmth, compassion, and family-centered care.

As a hands-on owner, Angie is present and involved in the day-to-day operations, ensuring that every resident receives the personalized attention they deserve. Her dedication has led to the opening of two additional buildings, expanding her ability to provide meaningful, individualized care.

Angie is also a proud mother and grandmother—her daughter is actively involved in the business, and her two grandchildren bring joy to her life. Known for her kind and compassionate nature, Angie truly cares about every resident, family member, and team member. She loves this industry and is wholeheartedly committed to making Aaron’s Garden a place where all feel at home and deeply cared for.

Yvette Cordrey brings over 30 years of nursing experience and a heart full of compassion to Aaron’s Garden. A devoted mother of five and proud grandmother of three, Yvette was inspired to enter the medical field by her late son, Brandyn, who had special needs. She believed from the start that she could make a difference—and she has. Her career spans acute care, pediatric hospitals, and senior living, but it was her grandmother’s Alzheimer’s journey that revealed her true calling: caring for seniors with dignity and love.

Yvette has also volunteered with the Alzheimer’s Association and managed retail stores, combining clinical expertise with strong leadership. Kind, friendly, and full of energy, she is a high-spirited, hands-on leader who is truly ecstatic to lead Aaron’s Garden. Her Christian faith guides her work and fuels her commitment to making every resident feel valued and cared for

Kim brings energy, heart, and a deep sense of purpose to Aaron’s Garden. A proud mom of two and grandmother of three, Kim spent 16 years at Chrysler before leaving to care for her mother. That experience sparked a passion for senior care, leading her to begin as a caregiver. She quickly saw the need for meaningful engagement and began offering activities—bringing joy to residents and discovering her own calling in the process. Now as our Activities Director, Kim is known for her spunky spirit, infectious laughter, and unwavering dedication to lifting others up. Her faith is central to her life, and she is passionate about leading others to Christ.