I knew Sheila from high school. I didn't know her well, but I remember a bright-eyed young girl who always seemed to be smiling. She always seemed especially happy and pleasant. 

I just heard about her death.  I'm so sorry to hear this terrible news. My thoughts and prayers are with her and her family.

I remember going to school with Sheila from Longmead Elementary School to John Marshall High. She was always a very nice person.

  Sheila  had the biggest HEART.     I remember during some stressful work days in the Spine Center ,  stopping by her door to see if she was there, because she was always so calm and kind, and would listen and respond in a way that always made me feel lighter and happier and that everything would be Ok.  She was an Angel On Earth, from head to toe.   As sweet as pecan pie she was.  My thoughts and prayers are with her children and grandchildren whom she Loved So Much .  Knowing Sheila , she would be the first person to  forgive whomever did this to her.  May her departed Soul Rest in peace , to love and serve the Lord .  

I am deeply sadden by the news of Sheila's passing.  Sheila and I were coworkers and partnered as medical secretaries  in the Center for Spine Health at Cleveland Clinic.  As partners we cover each other jobs when the other one was away from her desk.   We became true friends and shared many memories .  After she left the department, we kept in touch by telephone and periodically went out to dinner.   She was an individual I would classify as one in a million.  She was a lady with profound integrity.  She was a wonderful and loving person who loved to hug when she greeted you.  She was devoted to God, her children, family and friends.  She will be missed and will live in my memories forever.   

                                                                      My heart felt condolences to the family.

“What we have once enjoyed, we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes part of us.” -Helen Keller

  

To the family and all her friends, I am so sorry on the tragic loss of Shelia Kay Wallace. I did not know Shelia but as a Cleveland resident and a fellow Cleveland Clinic employee, I was saddened and shocked to hear of her death.  May your faith and your memories of Shelia provide you some comfort during this difficult. time. 

Condolences to Sheilas entire family.  Words seem inadequate at a time like this. I hope You all will feel comforted by the outpouring of love and support and prayers, that  I , and many others,  are sending Your way. 

I worked with Sheila at the Cleveland Clinic for over 9 years before I retired a year ago.   One slow afternoon at the Clinic with very few co-workers around Sheila and I conversed and shared our life stories as we both had been single moms.  She was spiritually up-lifting and I know she is with her Jesus who she dearly worshiped.   She is a very loved lady who was everyone’s friend.  May fond memories of your mom get her children and family thru this difficult time.  💕

Sending much aloha/love to the family that Sheila loved so dearly.  We worked in adjacent depts. for several years and I knew her to be warm and genuine.  When she asked me to perform hula for her son's wedding I was happy to do so.  I know she is with The Lord and we will meet again when the time is right.  

Sheila and I went to school together from 5th grade through high school. She was a sweet, kind girl.  I pray for comfort for all of her family and friends. I am comforted in knowing that she is in heaven with our Lord Jesus. Until we meet again Sheila.

please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of your wife, mom, grandma, co-workers, and friends......when I heard this story on the news it broke my heart. she sounds like a wonderful lady, who was very spiritual and kind to everyone. I am sure she is looking down from heaven on all her loved ones and smiling. it is the people on earth who are in pain. I also feel so bad for her beautiful dog she was taking for a walk... rest in heaven innocent lady, until your with all of your loved ones, never to be separated again.....

I just remember every time I got to see Sheila. She would always give me the best and warmest of hugs ever! Always talking about her family and close friends, how she’d fought her own issues and come out on top. Sheila’s demeanor was always the kindest and most genuine.
She gave the best of herself without reservation to her Bloo family as well. Her expertise was sought by guard members as she continued her instruction in Rhythm In Blue (Bluecoats Alumni).
I will miss her along with countless souls that encountered this truly beautiful person.
Much love and condolences,
Timothy Kuhne

OBITUARY

Sheila Kay Wallace

4 November, 1960 – 17 January, 2019

Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home

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