The obituary notice of Sheila Ann STEVENSON

Through misty tear-filled eyes I whispered my last goodbye to the one constant in my life.
A true confidant, a guiding hand and a shoulder to cry on.
Your stoicism, warmth and endearing smile I will always hold so dear.
Soon we will gather for one last farewell, yes to mourn, but also to celebrate a long life lived so well.
Thankyou for being you.
Thankyou for being my beautiful Mum.
Love you forever Paul xxxxx

RIP Our dearest Sheila you will be sadly missed by all who knew you ,your sparkle in your eyes and a smile that would light up a room. You always had time for chat and a story to share ❤️

Lots of love
Lizzie, Ellie and Alfie
xxx

Rest easy now beautiful Grandma Shelia❤️ You will missed dearly by us all.
Lots of love Katherine, Richard, Ruby & Lily xxxxxx

To the best Mother in law ❤️
We have shared over 33 years of great memories with lots of laughter and a few tears …On our first meeting Ernest and you dusted down the Babycham from the pantry that was 20 years out of date 😅but we all drunk it and from that moment I knew we’d be friends for life ;I have early memories of our days out at the Grand National and many of our meals out together. You were a fantastic Mum to Paul and Grandma to Sam and Rosie I couldn’t ask for any one better to help raise my children and we did a great job ❤️—I know they meant the world to you - and in later years when they were off travelling I loved how we still met up at slug and lettuce and had our own cheeky Monday lunch club and we would share a bottle of Pinot I also introduced you to Expresso Martinis at the age of 88 years of age! We’d both take a slow walk back to the bus stop slightly staggering 😂Sheila’s Christmas trifle was a massive hit every Christmas Day with our family and will be a tradition that will live on — You never just don’t know what’s round the corner …but I’m sure it’s sunshine xx





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