I worked with Shiela in Kairos Prison Ministry. She exemplified the Lord's love working in the lives of people. She exuded His love and His light vividly shined in her.

I just learned of Sheila's Passing. What a beautiful warm spirit. I always greeted her with kisses. Our beloved gatekeeper. She was kind patient and always had a smile. I will miss her.

It is so wonderful to hear of a life that was well lived. I am glad to extend my thanks here to the family who supported someone so vital to the Legacy community.                                        Margaret Michel (Jonah Michel's Aunt)

We just learned of Sheila's passing and our hearts are heavy. Sheila symbolized and actualized what is the very best about TCS. She was the school's human, golden compass and heart for so many years and we will always be grateful to her for the tremendous kindness and compassion she demonstrated to us over the years. With Love, Wyatt, Adam, Margaret and Hannah Devine-Rader

We are so saddened to hear of Sheila's passing. Sheila was very instrumental in the process of having our son Timmy enrolled at TCS and we will be forever grateful! She took the sorrow, disparity and confusion of two parents who didn't know what the fate of their son would be into joy and hope and gave us some clarity into what could be a bright and fruitful future for our son and for us!! We will miss you, Sheila, but we know that you'll be watching over all your students! May God bless you and may you forever rest in peace! 
Love, Tim & Angela Werner and Timmy

Sheila was the first person who greeted us when my child started JHS at TCS four years ago. She was an outstanding representative of the school. She will be remembered for many years to come. May her precious soul rest in peace.

I spoke with her this spring - always a joy to behold on Main Street where we live.  Her silent strength coupled with her tremendous warmth and intelligence will not be soon forgotten.  Thank you, Sheila, for your role in changing the course of my son Mathew's life.  With deep appreciation, Jim Luce

Sheila was a very empathetic, caring, and knowledgable facet to the Child School.  She assisted us with our son's admission and guided us thru any obstacles put in our way.  She will truly be missed.

she was always very nice to me and ,asking how is my son julian doing in school.also telling me no to lose hope. also gave a few books to read kids and people with issues that were enlightening. i will miss your presence and smile at the school. thank you sheila

"Sheila was always very nice to all of the students of the school and their families. She helped the families of the children at the school in many ways from the second those families went for their admission interview with the principal of the school. She will truly be missed by everyone involved with the school."

Sheila had amazing memory, she always showed such love and care for my son and the other children, she was a very special person, and will be missed.

I remember Sheila's friendly face. She always had a hello smile for my family and I when we saw her. She was as much as part of the the school as Maari. I saw her at every PA meeting. I often ran into her when I came to the school. I think her spirit will always remain at the school smiling a welcome at us as she always did in life
Lenore Grandizio Lenny Rothbart Angelica Grandizio starting 9th grade

Sheila was one of the nicest people that I ever met. She always made me feel good because she always expressed her love for me. I will truly miss her.

Sheila's ‘matter of fact,' calm approach to our children's idiosyncratic needs was a breath of fresh air in the nightmare process of finding the right school.  She was exquisitely kind and caring.  There are many of us who remember the sheer relief we felt when Sheila called to say how pleased she was to welcome our child to the Child School.  I do hope she knew how much we loved her.
Mary Porter and Nathan.

Sheila was a woman of dignity and compassion.  When she saw a need at the School, she tried her best to meet it. The welfare of the students was her ongoing, driving force, and she supported any and all who were like-minded. My condolences to her family.

Our son Joel Rosenberg who is going into 12th grade in the coming school year. Joel came to the Child School in Fall of 2003. Sheila was the first person me and my wife met. Over the years Sheila not only care about Joel but care about my me and my wife.
Sheila was a wonderful person and truly will be miss.
We should name the Library at the The Child School …. The Sheila Steiner Library …. to honor her . Please e-mail what everybody think 
It could be announce on July 14

Our son Joel Rosenberg who is going into 12th grade in the coming school year. Joel came to the Child School in Fall of 2003. Sheila was the first person me and my wife met. Over the years Sheila not only care about Joel but care about my me and my wife.
Sheila was a wonderful person and truly will be miss.


Robert, Sonia and Joel  Rosenberg

Sheila was always so caring and helpful to our Child School family.  She personally helped our family in many ways.  I will always enjoy our commutes home to the Upper West Side where we were neighbors.  You are in our hearts and prayers.

Sheila was our first contact with The Child School and she remained our 'touchstone' there though all the grades. She always had good sensible advice on any problem, told us never to lose heart, and was so proud of how my son, Andre, progressed through the grades from first to seventh. She will be greatly missed by our family and all of those she helped at TCS for so many years.

We have just learned of this sad, sad hearbreaking news.  We met Sheila when our son, Brendan, interviewed at The Child School. Sheila was such a close freind to our family and reveled with every step forward Brendan was able to take.  When Sheila left the school this year, I had the great pleasure of advising her that the annual dinner committee had voted unanimously to bestow upon Sheila our highest award.  Sheila responded with deafening silence and then tears of joy.  It was quite a conversation as she loved every child who passed through her admission office.  Her unwavering support for all the students and the parents will never be forgotten although she will be so deeply missed.  I had written my introduction speech for Sheila when she was to receive her award on July 14th.  I promise to uphold her spirit, her kindness, her commtiment, and her love for the school and most of all her love for the students; except this time the tears will be mine.  With deepest sympathies, Gary, Claire and Brendan Rome

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Sheila Steiner

Né(e) 25 FÉVRIER 1939

Riverside Memorial Chapel

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