Sheila had a wonderful childhood growing up with her family in the mountains of Charleston, West Virginia. Sheila married her high school sweetheart (Keith) and they spent 46 years together and had two wonderful daughters. Sheila most of all loved being together with her family and creating special experiences and memories together. She loved being a mom and grandma, loving them selflessly, including never missing a practice or event. Sheila taught at Northridge Schools for 25 years as a 2nd grade teacher. She went above and beyond for her students and coworkers. Sheila's compassionate heart led her to volunteer at organizations such as Clubhouse (DreamBuilders) and DivorceCare. Her friends and family would describe her as loving, thoughtful, devoted, kind, compassionate, intuitive, humble, selfless, giving with THE hugest heart. She was a devoted friend to many—enjoying lunches, Bible Studies, many calls and laughs. Sheila's faith was her foundation and did not waiver even until the very end-she relied on God to give her "peace that passes all understanding."
A memorial service will be held 6pm Friday, February 18, 2022 at Baker-Hazel & Snider Funeral Home, 5555 Philadelphia Dr. Dayton,OH.
Published by Dayton Daily News on Feb. 16, 2022.
Sheila had a wonderful childhood growing up with her family in the mountains of Charleston, West Virginia. Sheila married her high school sweetheart (Keith) and they spent 46 years together and had two wonderful daughters. Sheila most of all loved being together with her family and creating special experiences and memories together. She loved being a mom and grandma, loving them selflessly, including never missing a practice or event. Sheila taught at Northridge Schools for 25 years as a 2nd grade teacher. She went above and beyond for her students and coworkers. Sheila's compassionate heart led her to volunteer at organizations such as Clubhouse (DreamBuilders) and DivorceCare. Her friends and family would describe her as loving, thoughtful, devoted, kind, compassionate, intuitive, humble, selfless, giving with THE hugest heart. She was a devoted friend to many—enjoying lunches, Bible Studies, many calls and laughs. Sheila's faith was her foundation and did not waiver even until the very end-she relied on God to give her "peace that passes all understanding."
A memorial service will be held 6pm Friday, February 18, 2022 at Baker-Hazel & Snider Funeral Home, 5555 Philadelphia Dr. Dayton,OH.
Published by Dayton Daily News on Feb. 16, 2022.
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