Sharon Ashfords early childhood memories have been an inspiration in guiding her toward what she believes her purpose is on earth. She recalls the memory of standing on the back porch of her grandmothers Momma Coot, house singing at the top of her lungs with a high pitch, operatic soprano voice. The neighbors would call and ask her grandmother to quiet her granddaughter down. They didnt mind the singing, but she wouldnt stop singing. And if the little girl wasnt singing, she was yelling at the top of her lungs preaching and teaching the neighbors about how to love one another. She believed she needed to share the Word to make the world a better place filled with Gods love. Although her voice echoed loudly throughout the country community, her grandmother would only encourage her with phrases such as Sing Baby or Tell them the truth honey. They need to hear it. Sharon Ashford attended church as a child and it was one of the biggest influences in her life. She was always captivate