Meet MaryAnne Sullivan

"MaryAnne cleans the way I would clean if I knew how to clean." Longtime Client

With over 30 years of hands-on home management experience, MaryAnne uses her knowledge of how individuals and families successfully age to help her clients achieve their goals in their own homes. Additionally, she provides specialized care for those clients at different ends of the homekeeping spectrum, including clients with packrat or hoarding traits or those clients that overclean.

As a Senior Lifestyle Success Coach^SM, a phrase coined by MaryAnne, she assists her clients with their home-focused needs, including wardrobe consultation, aging in place, organization of the home and personal possessions, and closing down a home.

MaryAnne loves to share her knowledge with others. In addition to lecturing as a community education instructor at Elk Grove's Always Learning program, San Joaquin County Delta College, and Modesto Junior College, MaryAnne was a guest speaker at:

• Sacramento County Adult & Aging Commission
• UC Davis Center for Healthy Aging, Coming of Age 2004
• San Joaquin County Kaiser Permanente Employee Healthy Wellness Program
• Lunchtime Program Series at the Cesar Chavez Central Library-Stockton
• and assorted community organizations, including Rotary and Soroptimist clubs

In 2003, MaryAnne and Jeanne appeared on KMAX Channel 31's Good Day Sacramento.

MaryAnne is a member of the:

• Mental Health Association of San Francisco
• American Society on Aging (ASA)
• International Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Foundation

Personal Biography

MaryAnne comes from a long line of "ultimate housekeepers" on both sides of her family. After graduating from CSU, Sacramento with a BA in History and teaching for three years, MaryAnne began MaryAnne Sibert & Co. in 1973 in Stockton, California. With her unique hands on approach, MaryAnne developed detailed housekeeping methods that incorporated successful time management skills.

In 2001, MaryAnne's business accomplishments were recognized when she was awarded the Susan B. Anthony Award in Business from the San Joaquin County Commission on the Status of Women.

MaryAnne enjoys being active in her community. She was a member of Rotary for over 10 years and is a Paul Harris Fellow. She has been a member of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) for over 20 years. Over the years, MaryAnne has also been active in fundraising for local charities, including the San Joaquin County Women's Center. She is proud of her ability to operate a successful business through four recessions in addition to being a successful single parent to her daughter, Jeanne.

See MaryAnne's resume