Sheila K. Zeidler, 49, of Columbus passed away on Tuesday, October 18, 2016.Sheila Kay was born the daughter of Fred and Mary (Boomsma) Zeidler on October 6, 1967 in Columbus. She was a graduate of Columbus High School. She loved to cook and camp. Sheila will be remembered for her wonderful laugh.She is survived byContinue Reading
Peggy Gero DaValt
left a message on October 26, 2016:
I connected with Sheila from her employment at Panera Bread in Madison. I "kinda" thought I knew her as we are both from Columbus and I had bowled with her mom years ago. She was fun to talk to and share stories of Columbus and the town we both knew. Sheila was always polite and gracious as she would take my order. If the line wasn't too long then we would both chit-chat about the weather, upcoming events. Sheila was actually the one to got me hooked on Panera's mac 'n' cheese. Thank you for sharing that with me. In the long run, you shared more than you ever said because you were always there for all the guests of Panera each and every day until you were not. I will miss you, Sheila, and I wish you love and light always. Deepak Chopra, a new age, spiritual thinker, medical doctor, author and scholar, stated this, which has helped me immensely, and I share it here: "Grief is always difficult, but it is part of being human, and learning to allow grief to move as it wants to is important." To Sheila's family, friends and co-workers, we all got to share her presence while she was here and while she is no longer in the physical, I sense that she will be around. Just watch. She will be just a breath away because in the end, love is all there is.
Lisa Opel
left a message on October 24, 2016:
There are no words. I feel so sad for her family. I've known Sheila since kindergarten. I have so many fond memories of her. Saw her last, two years ago - and we had lots of fun looking at old pictures and reminiscing. She has a fun "wild" side to her and an infectious laugh. My deepest sympathy to everyone who loved her. I feel blessed to have known her and call her a friend.
toni lieske
left a message on October 23, 2016:
to fred, terry, and all of sheilas family. i was very sorry to hear the news of sheila!..i will always remember her as the cute little neighbor girl....i also enjoyed seeing sheila as we grew older she came down to my hair salon for eyebrow waxes, and shared some laughs!...she was a beautiful girl inside and out! my deepest sympathies to you all at this difficult time. my thoughts and prayers are with you all. i hope all the good memores you have with sheila bring some peace and comfort to you all, at your time of loss! love toni keen lieske friend and childhood neighbor, columbus, wi
Vickie Miller
left a message on October 23, 2016:
Sympathy to the family
Nancy Sharp
left a message on October 23, 2016:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this time of great sorrow. Lovingly, Nancy and Ron Sharp. Bismarck, AR
RuthAnn Keen
left a message on October 22, 2016:
Dear Fred, Terry, and family,
Our deepest sympathies and warmest hugs to you in this most difficult time for you and family. We will always think and remember of Sheila as the beautiful person that she sincerely was as a little girl and a grown woman. Our hearts are full of sadness for you. God bless you and keep you in his fold. Sincerely Ruth Ann & Bob Keen
Mike Aeschliman
left a message on October 21, 2016:
I was so very sorry to hear of Sheila - I have not seen her for years but she was always a wonderful friend in high school and everyone was lucky to have known her. My prayers are with the family at this time.
Jackie Abrams Newman
left a message on October 21, 2016:
We are so sorry to hear about Sheila. Our hearts are with you! Jackie (Abrams) & Jim Newman
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Peggy Gero DaValt
left a message on October 26, 2016:
I connected with Sheila from her employment at Panera Bread in Madison. I "kinda" thought I knew her as we are both from Columbus and I had bowled with her mom years ago. She was fun to talk to and share stories of Columbus and the town we both knew. Sheila was always polite and gracious as she would take my order. If the line wasn't too long then we would both chit-chat about the weather, upcoming events. Sheila was actually the one to got me hooked on Panera's mac 'n' cheese. Thank you for sharing that with me. In the long run, you shared more than you ever said because you were always there for all the guests of Panera each and every day until you were not. I will miss you, Sheila, and I wish you love and light always. Deepak Chopra, a new age, spiritual thinker, medical doctor, author and scholar, stated this, which has helped me immensely, and I share it here: "Grief is always difficult, but it is part of being human, and learning to allow grief to move as it wants to is important." To Sheila's family, friends and co-workers, we all got to share her presence while she was here and while she is no longer in the physical, I sense that she will be around. Just watch. She will be just a breath away because in the end, love is all there is.
Lisa Opel
left a message on October 24, 2016:
There are no words. I feel so sad for her family. I've known Sheila since kindergarten. I have so many fond memories of her. Saw her last, two years ago - and we had lots of fun looking at old pictures and reminiscing. She has a fun "wild" side to her and an infectious laugh. My deepest sympathy to everyone who loved her. I feel blessed to have known her and call her a friend.
toni lieske
left a message on October 23, 2016:
to fred, terry, and all of sheilas family. i was very sorry to hear the news of sheila!..i will always remember her as the cute little neighbor girl....i also enjoyed seeing sheila as we grew older she came down to my hair salon for eyebrow waxes, and shared some laughs!...she was a beautiful girl inside and out! my deepest sympathies to you all at this difficult time. my thoughts and prayers are with you all. i hope all the good memores you have with sheila bring some peace and comfort to you all, at your time of loss! love toni keen lieske friend and childhood neighbor, columbus, wi
Vickie Miller
left a message on October 23, 2016:
Sympathy to the family
Nancy Sharp
left a message on October 23, 2016:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this time of great sorrow. Lovingly, Nancy and Ron Sharp. Bismarck, AR
RuthAnn Keen
left a message on October 22, 2016:
Dear Fred, Terry, and family,
Our deepest sympathies and warmest hugs to you in this most difficult time for you and family. We will always think and remember of Sheila as the beautiful person that she sincerely was as a little girl and a grown woman. Our hearts are full of sadness for you. God bless you and keep you in his fold. Sincerely Ruth Ann & Bob Keen
Mike Aeschliman
left a message on October 21, 2016:
I was so very sorry to hear of Sheila - I have not seen her for years but she was always a wonderful friend in high school and everyone was lucky to have known her. My prayers are with the family at this time.
Jackie Abrams Newman
left a message on October 21, 2016:
We are so sorry to hear about Sheila. Our hearts are with you! Jackie (Abrams) & Jim Newman
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