Sharon Millicent Parrish Andrews

Sharon Millicent Parrish Andrews is the wife of Nelson Montgomery Andrews, the mother of Elenora and Ava, and the grandmother of Elizabeth, Kennedy and Wesley. Sharon Millicent Parrish Andrews is the youngest daughter of the late Honorable Judge Clarence Randolph Parrish and the late Mildred English Parrish. Her only sibling is Sheila Mildred Parrish Spence of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Born and reared for twenty two years in Wisconsin, Sharon Millicent Parrish attended public school, until she graduated from high school.

Through the years, Sharon did extensive volunteer work with The E. B. Phillips Day Care Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Jack and Jill of America, The Girl Scouts of America, Calvary Baptist Church and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

Sharon went to the south for college. It was at Johnson C. Smith University undergraduate degrees in Political Science and History were earned. Sharon met, dated and became best friends with her now husband, Nelson Montgomery Andrews, from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, at Johnson C. Smith University, as well. After graduating from there, she attended Law School. From there Sharon joined her husband in West Lafayette, Indiana, where Nelson did earn two Masters Degree’s and a Ph. D. in applied and methodology Statistics. This is when Sharon earned her third Bachelor’s degree and her Master’s Degree. While in college and at Purdue she did get paid to work with the Upward Bound programs.

Now living in the deep south and working as a Texas Notary and a Paralegal, Sharon enjoys authoring her monthly magazine entitled EXCELLENCE Magazine by Nutshell Research and Development Enterprises L.L.C. She has also authored "The Spirit is in my life" and The Weight Must Come Off. She and her daughter have a published patent entitled "Wonder Band Home Therapy Binder."