Sheila Patricia Brown (29 Apr 1941 - 2 Aug 2021)

In loving memory of Sheila Patricia Brown who sadly passed away on 2nd August 2021 (my beautiful mum).

She was born on 29th April 1941. Her parents were Majorie and Bill Morrison. She was the eldest sister of 5 girls, Eileen, Brenda, Pauline and Maureen.

Mum worked all her life. She worked at Scotts Knitwear, The Bank of New South Wales, Tesco's Head Office and B.T. as a switchboard operator and then for the Social Security in Tottenham where she retired at age 60.

She was a very vibrant person who loved life. She spent a lot of time with her family because it meant everything to her. She loved being around people, loved dancing and disco's. She had some beautiful holidays but was always drawn back to Benidorm time and time again.

Mum adored her 4 sisters and would always visit them when she had the opportunity. Her biggest passion was fashion and shopping! Mum always dressed lovely, very sophisticated and was very careful about her hair and appearance.

She was a mum to two children, John born in 1962 and Julia born in 1966. She was also a nan to Toni, Harry, Dana, Chelsea and Dale and a great nan to Rhiannon, Bradley, Amelia and Evelyn.

Mum loved her dogs over the years (Bon Bon, Bruce, Benny) and last but not least fluffy Bailey. She also looked after other family members' pets (Pebbles, Pickle and Mollie). She was extremely caring and generous and donated to various charities on a monthly basis e.g the PDSA, the Air Ambulance Service, The Donkey Sanctuary and various others.

Mum was widowed in 2002. She met John 13 years ago (whom she loved and adored) and has been living happily ever since. John would do anything for mum because he loved her so much and she was more than aware of that, she really did appreciate everything he did for her.

Unfortunately mums health started to deteriorate after a very intricate surgery for which she was in ICU for 3 months. She was with her family when she finally went to sleep. God has a new angel now, sleep well my Queen.

Seeing so many people here to say goodbye to Sheila today, shows just how loved she was and how much she will be missed.