Sharon Lee (Swanson) Dschaak, 65, of Wolf Point died Friday April 9, 2021. Born in Wolf Point on Sept. 18, 1955, to Eugene and Isabel Swanson, her early years set the tone for the rest of her life. She was very involved in the community, as a member of the Eastern Stars, high school athletics and working at the city pool as a lifeguard. She carried on the passions for community involvement through her adult life, being involved in both civic and the church, as well as excelling in the field of nursing, impacting many people’s lives in everything she did. While in college at North Dakota State College Williston pursuing her nursing segree, she met Eldon Dschaak. They married Aug. 9, 1975, in Wolf Point and spent the next two years briefly in Grand Forks and Worthington, N.D. From there, the calling to come back home was strong. With the birth of their first son, Christopher Michael, in 1976, they ventured back to Wolf Point where they have called home since 1977. Soon after arriving in Wolf Point, daughter Candace Lee was born in 1979 and son Chad David was born in 1983. She started her Wolf Point career working at the Faith Lutheran Home. From there, she was employed by Dr. Coyner, then Dr. Listerud before NEMHS took over the clinic. She spent her entire career helping others, holding many titles and managing different departments. From rewriting the Infectious Control and Risk Management protocols, managing Listerud’s Rural Health Clinic, managing and working as a licensed EMT, running education for NEMHS, teaching countless nurse’s aides, her love for nursing impacted many lives during her 39-year career. Her passion for healthcare and emergency services inspired her daughter Candace to become a RN and her son Christopher to be a volunteer fireman and EMT. Her passions didn't stop at work. During the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, she was heavily involved with the Jaycees, holding every office including state president. She sat on the State Board of Nursing for two terms and was appointed to an unprecedented third to fill a vacated spot. Her house was full of Pinochle and Bunco parties, and she and Eldon bowled for many years in Sunday couples league. She created stained glass masterpieces, and her gardens bloomed beautiful every year, full of vegetables and colorful flowers. Her biggest passion was food. She was an amazing cake baker and decorator, creating countless birthday, anniversary and wedding cakes. The house smelled constantly of cake baking and frosting as she worked at the kitchen table. Her children had the honor of Sharon making the cakes for not only their birthdays, but at their weddings. Home-cooked meals were her specialty, and the constant stream of food shows on TV her entertainment. Her passion for food was felt by many, but Chad followed it the most, working as a chef for many years. She was very active in the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and Choir. She sang and cantered over the years and enjoyed sharing her beautiful voice. She and Eldon made two memorable trips overseas with the church, one to Rome where she was able to sing in St. Peter's Cathedral in the Vatican, and the other with a group that toured India. Sharon is survived by her Husband of 45 years, Eldon, 3 children, Christopher, Candace( Matt Rock), Chad(Ren Dschaak) and 7 Grandchildren. Her funeral mass was held Tuesday, April 13, at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Wolf Point. Cremation will follow services. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with arrangements.