Sheila Moyra Stewart passed away peacefully at the age of 91 at the Victoria General Hospital in Victoria, B.C., on February 8, 2017 after a brief illness.
Sheila was known for her warm personality, loyalty to family and friends, her continuous and abiding curiosity and her natural ability to put people totally at ease, even those she had just met.
Sheila will be greatly missed by family and friends in Victoria, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa.
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Douglas and Brenda McCannel
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Shirley MacDonald Reid Sending sympathy to the family of Sheila MacKintosh Stewart. I first met Sheila in grade seven at Oliver School in Edmonton. We have kept in touch through the years and I cherish many happy memories of Sheila and Neil.
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John And Lynda Guthrie Our sincere sympathy on the loss of a fine lady.
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Gerald Maier It is with sadness that I learned of Sheila’s passing and I extend condolences to all of her family. Sheila and Neil were long-time friends and both made great positive contributions to our society that set standards that we should try to emulate.
Gerry Maier
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kate brennan-smith So sorry to hear of Sheila’s passing. She will be missed by many.
Alice Brennan, Kate and William Brennan-Smith
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Susan Sullivan Dearest Ian & Judy (and extended family),
I am so saddened to learn of Sheila’s passing. Please accept my sincerest condolences.
love
Sue
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Duncan,Margaret,Scott and Stewart wilson Aunt Sheila was an inspiration and role model for our family. Her sharp mind, warmth, and ever present interest in what and how we were doing will leave a hole in our lives but her memory will carry on.
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Peggy Hobbs I was immensely saddened by your Mother’s passing. We were among the last of our many McIntosh cousins and I cherished her letters and phone calls.
Thinking of you and Ian and your families.
Peggy (Mcintosh) Hobbs
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Jeff Harris So very sorry to hear about your mother’s passing.
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Helen Gunn I was sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. My condolences to you all.
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Joyce Matier Ian and Sandy, we are sorry for the loss of your mother and grandmother to Callum and Andrew. Judy always spoke fondly of Sheila and we are sorry for the loss of a wonderful mother in law to her and Darlene.
We will always remember Sheila for her hospitality when we visited her and Neil in Victoria, as well as her warmth, light heartedness and the joy and pride she had in her family. Although Sheila will be sadly missed, we feel that she would be happy that Neil has reclaimed his treasure and they are joined again.
Joyce and Ray
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jennie piercey Dear Ian, Sandy & Family,
Thinking of you. Our love & thoughts are with you at this sad time.
love jennie & paul
Dear Stewart Family, It was with great sadness that I read Sheila’s Obituary to my mother, Dorothy McCannel. Neil and my dad were friends from school days. Mom had been trying to call her for some months. My dad passed 4.5 years ago. My mother and our family extend our deepest condolences at your families loss. Her friendship with our family was cherished.