I first met Sheila in 2010 at WFAS, and was immediately blown-away by her ability to multitask while keeping calm, collect, and kind. For every question, she had an answer. For every problem, she had a solution. She was brilliant, yet humble. When I decided to go back to school, Sheila encouraged me and always made me feel like I could do it. I also discovered that Sheila was very good at Physics, Chemistry, and Calculus! If there ever was a multifaceted woman, she was her. One of my fondest memories of Sheila is of one cold night in the goat and sheep barn. She had always encouraged me to spend some time in the barn before going home, and I always complied. Well, one night, while spending time with the goats and sheep, I was suddenly overcome with emotion. The goats surrounded me, as if they all had a job to do. And as I let go of something from my past, Sheila walked in, knowingly smiled, asked if I was comfortable, and then simply walked out. She was incredibly in-tune with everything and everyone. As we remember the life of the amazing human being that was Sheila, may we aspire to be more like her. May we always put kindness first. May we always remain humble. In every situation, may we smile and ask, What would Sheila do?. Namaste ♡ When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight. - Kahlil Gibran
Posted on: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 13:58:51 +0000
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