Sharon Verone Ingrid Nedrick , affectionately, known as Carol, was born October 28, 1956 in the C aribbean, Jamaica West Indies, the eldest girl of five children to Lloyd and Mary Nedrick (nee Thomas). As a young girl of twelve years old, she was a good student but exhibited many other talents including but not limited to dancing, cooking, crochet, hair stylist and a compassionate natu re. She was quick tempered but just as quick to diligently assist others toward a common goal.

At the age of fifteen, her family migrated to the United States of America to seek a better life. She attended and graduated from Flushing High School where she developed a love of learning. Throughout her teenage years, she continued to established proven culinary skills, specifically in Jamaican cuisine. As a young adult, she embraced a renegade free thinking personality and way of life but retained her quick temper and compassion. She was loved.

She obtained a B ach elor of Arts degree from Lehman College of the City of New York which furthered her endeavor to become a social worker. As a social worker she enjoyed the challenges of advocating and facilitating services for the elderly and on behalf of her geriatric and older mature clients. She sought early retirement due to her ongoing health concerns.

Her mother Mary was her caretaker and advocate for the past two and one-half years. She was visited and ministered to by numerous brothers and sisters in Christ and it was reported that she accepted and gave her heart to the Lord. Her family is forever grateful .

She was predeceased by her husband, her partner, her father and her brother.

Sharon, at the age of 66, died on April 23, 2023. She left behind to mourn and cherish her life, her Mother Mary, her sons Rasmanii , Nkrumah, Mahe esh and their spouses/partners; her daughter Shoshana , her grand-daughter Mariah and sisters Heather, Sharmain , Edna and their spouses/partners and a host of relatives and friends.