Go to any Special Olympics Colorado event and you will find plenty of smiles and high fives. And one of the biggest smiles is always on the face of Joan Sharpe, who has been a part of the Special Olympics for 35 years.
DENVER – Go to any Special Olympics Colorado event and you will find plenty of smiles and high fives. And one of the biggest smiles is always on the face of Joan Sharpe.
“It has made me appreciate every athlete and their families,” Joan said. “I know I've gone through it already or am going to go through it. And I like to help. I'm an advocate.” “There are some weeks that I put in 400 miles on my car,” Joan said. “My son and I are just a two-seater, but we have a car that sets eight because I don't I don't want to leave any athlete behind. That's my goal. I don't want to leave any athlete not having something to do.”
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