Pear Valley Senior Living
Our Team

Allyson started her career in Senior Living when she was a senior in high school as a CNA working in a skilled facility. While working as a caregiver, she quickly realized her love and passion for working with seniors and changed her degree to a health management degree. Allyson wanted to continue to grow and learn how best to serve the Senior Living population. She graduated from Oregon Institute of Technology with her bachelor’s degree and was offered the Marketing and Sales position, which soon transitioned into the Memory Care Director position. Allyson has been working in Senior Living since 2015 and continues to have a growing passion and looks forward to helping make a difference.

In her free time, Allyson enjoys hiking, running 5K’s, and spending time with her family. She enjoys the outdoors and helping within the community.

Joseph Lords was born in Orange, California and moved to Grants Pass, Oregon in 1975. He began his career in the Golf industry then worked in sales and service for 25 plus years. In 2010, Joseph began a new career working with senior citizens. Helping others quickly became his passion. With his sales and service experience he wanted to become an advocate for seniors helping them find a forever home. Joseph has a great passion for this industry and is now part of the team here at Pear Valley. He looks forward to developing relationships within the community in the years to come. In his spare time he enjoys spending time in the great outdoors fishing, camping, rafting, and spending time with his family.

Shannon Harris has worked in dementia care for about 10 years. She comes with a dog named KIKI who has worked with dementia residents for about a year and a half. Shannon enjoys spending time with her family, residents, and her dogs. Outside of work she enjoys gaming, anime, movies, camping, reading and doing activities with her residents. It is not uncommon to find Shannon with her dogs visiting on her days off so her residents can enjoy the companionship of the animals and seeing her outside her setting as the administrator.