Death date: Jan 1, 0001
Sheila Ann Marley, 65, born October 30, 1952, in Wynnewood, Oklahoma to R.L. and Lou Ella Teel, passed away November 17, 2017, in Plano, Texas. Sheila was a loving daughter, sister, aunt, friend, mother and grandmother. She will Read Obituary
Amanda and Megan,
I don’t know if you remember us, but we were friends from church when you were young. We loved both your mom and dad and enjoyed their friendship and knowing you girls. We lost touch when we moved. I am sorry to hear of your loss and pray for God’s peace during this difficult time.
I am so, so very sorry for your loss. My heart, prayers and condolences goes out to the family. Sheila was one of the most sweetest and kindest individuals that I have ever met. She was always there for me when I needed a listening ear or advice on life. I used to always tell her that she reminded me of my Mom. She was a Beautiful person inside and out, may she rest in peace.
You will always be in my heart. Love being around you. Had many good laughs together to which I will miss. RIP sweet Angel until we meet again. God Bless!
I will miss you, dear friend. We didn’t see each other often, but when we did we just picked up where we left off. That’s the mark of true friendship. I will treasure the time we had together and will see you again. What a glorious time we will have in the presence of our Lord.
Sheila was a great childhood friend!! Very sweet and loving and knew how to spread that love to others. She just made a person enjoy being around her! That great smile will truly be missed by many. May God comfort her beautiful family.
Sending our love and hugs your way.
Sorry to hear of this families loss! I worked with Sheila for many years at Utica and she was such a super great boss. She was loved by all fellow employees and always had such a great laugh and kind heart.
Sheila – I still remember being so nervous when I was asking you for your daughters hand in marriage. You made me feel so welcomed into your family. Since that time you have not only welcomed me and my family into your life, but you have opened your home to many of my friends. You are one of the most loving people I have ever met. On top of that, you made everything more fun. I loved spending time with you. We will never replace you, our hearts will always miss you. Our boys will miss their she she, I will miss our conversations and your sweet daughter will miss her hero. I will strive to love them like you loved us, I will remember you often and I will always LOVE YOU!
My dear friend Sheila, I will miss you so much but feel so wonderfully blessed that our paths crossed and we became such close friends. When I think of you: I hear your amazing laughter (and we laughed so much) , see your beautiful smile and feel your amazing hugs that you always gave when needed the most. Sheila’s cup is overflowing in Heaven and I’m so thankful that she is reaping the rewards for her love in Christ.
God Bless your beautiful family and know that she lives on through all of you.
Sheila – I still remember how nervous I was when I went to ask you for your daughters hand in marriage. You made me feel so welcomed into your family from the very beginning. You have continued to not only welcome me, but friends into your home for the Holidays. You were one of the most loving people I have ever met. On top of that you were one of the most fun people I know. I will miss you, our boys will miss you and my sweet bride misses you dearly. I will continue to remind them about how special you are and will carry you in our memories. We LOVE YOU!
