It is with great saddness we announce the Amanda L. Sharp, a 34-year-old of Warren, Ohio, beacon of compassion who entered eternal rest on November 20, 2025. Born March 4, 1991, in Youngstown to devoted parents Mark Sharp and Jennie (Rapovy) Sharp, Amanda’s life blended fierce love for her family with a calling to heal others.
Amanda’s early years unfolded in the familiar embrace of Youngstown and Warren’s neighborhoods, where family dinners and schoolyard friendships nurtured her empathetic heart from the start. Raised as an only child in a home filled with encouragement, she discovered her passion for helping people early on, often volunteering at local events.
Graduating from a local nursing program, Amanda dedicated her career to patient advocacy, working tirelessly in hospitals and clinics across the Mahoning Valley. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she became a frontline hero, clocking endless shifts in protective gear to comfort the isolated and fight for the vulnerable.
In her professional world, Amanda balanced demanding roles with a grace that inspired her teams, always prioritizing empathy alongside expertise. She pursued ongoing certifications to better serve diverse patients, reflecting a commitment to lifelong learning in Warren’s healthcare landscape.
At the heart of Amanda’s life was her profound bond with fiancé George Eberst, a partnership built on mutual respect and shared dreams of a future together. As a devoted mother to 12-year-old daughter Hannah Eberst, she poured endless energy into school events, bedtime stories, and weekend adventures that made every day feel special.
Though Amanda L. Sharp’s time ended far too soon, her legacy of healing and heartfelt love endures in Warren’s hospitals, her daughter’s bright eyes, and the countless lives she steadied. A GoFundMe campaign supports her family through this loss, while a celebration of life is planned soon at Staton-Borowski Funeral Home.