Sheila Read (5 Aug 1954 - 10 Oct 2023)

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Location
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Location
Mapperley Plains Recreation and Social Club, , Plains Road Mapperley. Nottingham NG3 5RH.
Date
5th Jan 2024
Time
2pm

Sheila Read
Headteacher, Jewellery Designer and Maker.
Much loved by her family and very many friends.
Died 10 October 2023

Remember Sheila. A gathering for her many friends to share memories and celebrate her life. Friday 5th January 2024 2pm-6pm at Mapperley Plains Recreation and Social Club, Plains Road, NG3 5RH.

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Frankie Beldham donated £10 in memory of Sheila
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Lorraine Salt-Pulford donated £40 in memory of Sheila

Thank you for giving us the option to support Versus Arthritis to which Sheila was a much valued member in Nottingham

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Evelyne Potter donated £40 in memory of Sheila
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Sheila on an Arthritis Care group outing

Sheila on an Arthritis Care group outing

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Marion Fogwill donated in memory of Sheila

Happy coffees and lunches fondly remembered

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Lindsey Beale donated £30 in memory of Sheila

A talented jeweller who became a friend. I will treasure the pieces Sheila made me. X

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robert sheldon donated £30 in memory of Sheila
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Katherine Elgizoli wrote

Sincere condolences to her family and friends. May her soul rest in Peace. Katherine from VsArthritis group in Sherwood

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Debbie Wojtulewicz wrote

I am devastated to hear this sad news. I got to know Sheila as a client several years ago through a mutual friend. I always looked forward to seeing Sheila and loved our chats. I will miss her dearly. Sheila was the salt of the earth, intelligent, super talented and incredibly kind. My heart goes out to Rob, Sharon and her huge circle of friends.

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Jean Baker wrote

Sheila was such an amazing kind,
funny,generous and supportive friend who loved to eat out!I'm so lucky to have had her in my life.
Nobody can take away my memories of this special lady.

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Jean Redgate wrote

Sheila was a strong, kind, talented woman. She was great as a headteacher with staff and parents. I shall miss our very long lunches. I will miss her in my life and she will always live in my heart and my memory.

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Jo Fleming wrote

Sheila was such a wonderful, kind and caring person. I feel so blessed to have known her and will miss her so much. Thank you Sheila for the laughs, long conversations and a shared love for all things sparkly. My condolences to Rob and her sister Sharon.

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Linda Evans wrote

I am very sorry to read this very sad news. We have known each other since we were 11years old and though we haven't seen each other very often she has always been in my thoughts. I have very happy memories of us in our teenage years and beyond. She was a bridesmaid at my wedding 48 years ago and even though she lost her dress she was making for the occasion she managed to find the right material and started again. Loved her very much.

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Liz Beswick wrote

I am so sorry to hear this news. A great headteacher who supported me with real humanity when I most needed it.

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