Condolence: Dear Robert and family,
I was shocked to hear of Sheila's passing last week. I had been to visit her a week or so before she was taken so ill. She had just come back from the hospital , recovering from the harmful antibiotics.
I had known Sheila from 1999 when she came to me in response to an ad for sewers and although I wound down my business in 2009, I kept in touch to see what mischief she had gotten into.
I am heartsick at the news.
My sincerest of condolences. I will always feel sad, as she was a steadfast and cheerful supporter,

Sonia Jacyk-BUkata

Condolence: Robert, Our deepest sympathies to you and your family in the sad loss of Sheila.

Sheila was a very busy and giving lady. She was a talented seamstress, quilter and crafter who always had a project or two on the go.

She loved nothing more than to go on her many outings to country music shows, and getting to know the performers she admired. She was an avid fan for years, of Ronnie Prophet, having seen many, many of his shows and concerts.

Sheila had great love for, and pride in her family. Sheila will be missed by many friends and family.

There is a saying in the genealogical world: We will never be forgotten as long as someone speaks our name.

Thinking of you in your sorrow....Diane & Jake O’Reilly

Condolence: To The Foster family
We were saddened to hear of Sheila's death and offer our sincerest sympathy. We remember Sheila with fondness and have had many great conversations with her over the years. She will be sorely missed. Pat and Peg Graham

Condolence: My deepest condolences to the entire family. I’m thinking of you all during this difficult time and cherishing all the wonderful memories we shared growing up. My mother and father Gord and Candy Wry formerly of Georgetown Ontario thought the world of Sheila. I’m so glad I was able to reconnect with her a few months ago. We had some nice chats. She will be greatly missed.