Sharman may indeed be ‘an ordinary girl’, but the details of her life and devotion to many Charities, are far from ordinary.
After leaving college I started my career in the Laboratories at Doncaster Royal infirmary separating blood samples for processing, at the young age of 17 years. I moved on to work in the operating theatres after a further two years training to become a Operating Department Lead Practitioner working with medical emergencies in A&E, routine operations, cardiac arrests and delivering babies in maternity. After many happy years my career took a turn in a different direction and I found myself in an Educational Role teaching across the whole of the Yorkshire and Humber region.
Who knew that the skills and Knowledge I developed during my career would prove vital in the biggest battle of my life!
Feedback from attendee
1332nd meeting Manchester Luncheon Club
On Tuesday 22nd August
We visited the Working-Class Movement Library (WCML)
Jubilee House, 51 The Crescent, Salford M5 4WX
Jubilee House is situated on The Crescent in Salford opposite the Salford Art Gallery and Museum.
Feedback from attendee’s
“Alan Davies did not disappoint, I think everyone enjoyed his talk, especially judging by the questions! “
“Thank you for such an interesting meeting yesterday, together with an excellent lunch.”
Colin, MLC President Mrs Gwen M Crossley and Bharat Patel
Feedback from an attendee
“I have to say that I really enjoyed the July meeting. The
speaker from the Blood Bikers was excellent giving us a clear insight on
the work that this charity performs. The motorbike on show in the hotel
was pretty impressive too. I didn’t try it out!!
The meal was very good too.”
The Great Miss Lydia Becker; Suffragist, Scientist and Trailblazer
Feedback from an attendee
“I’ve just returned from the June luncheon. I’d just like
to say what an excellent lunch and guest speaker, Joanna Williams.
Many thanks for an excellent afternoon.”
L S Lowery: A Visionary Artist
from Mustard Tree
Living with Spinal Cord Injury
Sheila Buxton-‘Little Miss Music’
“The History of Manchester Luncheon Club, the people who made it”.