Uncle Herb, Allen, Disa, Scott, Cheryl and kids:  Sending my deepest condolences to you at this time of sorrow.  Auntie Shiela will always be one of my favourite Aunties and I know my entire family will miss her dearly.  Some of my fondest childhood memories took place in Swan Hills, Alberta in that mobile home, near Hooks Transport and the Grizzly Motel with this special family.  The trip up was always a blast, singing road songs and hearing my Mom and Dad shout loudly "BUMP" at each heave in the road.  Ski-dooing was the best, but hearing my Mom laugh with her brothers and Auntie Shiela was the greatest!  This precious lady had a grin and sense of humour like no other, always a mischievous spark in her eye and truly loved her life.  I remember learning patience and gentleness from her as she always had a kind, quiet, soft nature about her, but could sure dish discipline if needed.  She drank more coffee than anyone I knew and always had something to feed us (although Christy thought mustard and coffee-mate sandwiches would be a nice treat one time for Uncle Herb lol).  One of the neatest things I saw was our parents build metal rails on a wooden toboggan so they could tow their chili and beverages out to Judy Creek behind their sleds...adults were so weird back then haha, but I sure recall how happy everyone was.  Hanging with my cool older cousins and the neighbors, the Manns and the Carlsons, I remember well.  This is where I first saw crude mud, came close to a grizzly bear and heard my first AC/DC record.  And who can forget that darn cuckoo clock??!!  Many Christmases spent where all us cousins were jammed like sardines wherever we could sleep, seemed fabulous as the time because Auntie always made room.  Many laughs generated and much love always shared.  I think the biggest heart was in the centre, Auntie...you are cherished and will not be forgotten.  I know you will be watching over your loved ones.  May you have a heavenly rest,  All My Love, Sarina xoxo

Sheila, you are an amazing person. We didn’t see each other very often but I loved when we met up. I loved our conversations and I am going to miss them. I always considered you my friend not just family. I will see you again one day and look forward to our next conversation.  You are greatly missed already!!

I've known auntie shelia my whole life grown up from living in Swan Hills to Barrhead. Her and uncle Herb would always come over and visit my grandparents and smoke away and nonstop coffee. I was always getting them refills. Like I was their personal waitress. Everytime I seen her I always greater her with a big long hug. Awee I sure did love her and I'm sure going to miss her kindness. Love you auntie forever in my heart. 

The memory grandma wishes we’d all forget.. 

It was a nice family vacation, grandma was enjoying herself. Taking in the food, couple drinks, soaking up the sun. When she tried to kill a woman.

Some poor innocent victim was just napping poolside when grandma went to get up and let out the loudest most foul fart directly aimed at this poor woman. To this day we still don’t know if the lady was napping or was knocked out from the fumes. 

You were always a good sport about being the butt of our jokes. I love you long time grandma ❤️❤️❤️❤️

When I was young my grandma was taking care of me. I always admired her wedding ring, gushed over it. 

She told me it'd be mine when the time was right, later as she was getting dressed I asked her why. She said "it was about that time" 

I replied "can I have my ring now?"

I don't think I ever thought the "time" would come. I'm gonna miss this amazing woman ❤️ to my grandma! May you rest in peace

OBITUARIO

Shiela Alice Berry

5 febrero, 1949 – 18 mayo, 2019

Rose Garden Chapel

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