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Rick Fortunato
December 17, 2010
The Fortunato's of Southern California would like to send our condolences to our cousin Ron and second cousins, Cameron, Jenna, Andy & Curtis. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Julie Campbell
December 15, 2010
Ms. Bradshaw had both of our sons for Kindergarten...Carter Campbell had then Mrs. Walton in 2005, and then our youngest son Tyson had her last year from 2009-2010. I was fortunate to be one of her room Moms last year. I would bring Sheryl cappucinno's when I would volunteer. I remember we shared a lot of laughter and smiles and winks at eachother when the children would say or do something funny. I loved watching the "team" that Mrs. Flechs and Ms. Bradshaw made together. They truly were like sisters.(they both wore pink & brown on the first day of school, only sisters do that) I absolutely enjoyed taking "first day" Kindergarten photos for her and she knew that I loved photographing the 100th day of school. We had an instant bond when we met because both have four children. She loved what she did and it showed through the songs that she sang with her students. I will always hold dear one day last Spring she gave me my own "private" concert with her class...the song the Kindergartner's sang was about living from age 1-100. It was one of many special moments that I was honored to witness as a parent volunteer! I know she was LOVED by all. Our heartfelt sympathy to her children and parents and siblings. I will send you more photos in the coming weeks. We appreciate that our lives were touched by her generous spirit. The Campbell Family loved Ms. Bradshaw and miss her so much.
Stephanie Antenucci
December 11, 2010
"Sheryl Bradshaw was loved by our whole family as she was a warm, loving, kind, caring, patient teacher, who was able to gently touch the hearts and minds of children to inspire, motivate, and encourage them to learn so much. Our daughter Alexis has always kept Ms. Bradshaw in her heart and always referred to her as one of her very favorite teachers. Sheryl Bradshaw would save personal caring notes she received from children in kindergarden, and return them to children years later. She was a very loving, compassionate teacher who will be dearly missed. Our hearts and prayers go out to her entire family, friends and co-workers at Shell Beach School.
Gladys Kintz
December 11, 2010
The Kintz family sends our deepest condolences to the family. Our daughter Stephanie met Jenna in elementary school and had many wonderful experiences with Jenna and the Walton family. Just recently we saw the family when Stephanie and Jenna graduated together at San Diego State. We will continue to hold loving thoughts and prayers for Sheryl and the family. -Gladys, Steve and Stephanie Kintz
Carol Messer
December 8, 2010
Sheryl and I were hired at Shell Beach within two weeks of each other. She was my partner and friend from the start. She was an amazing teacher whose love for and dedication to her students was boundless. Her love for her own children, unconditional. She shared her love and wisdom with me; and I hope I was able to return even a small portion of that to her. She will live with so many of us, in our fond memories, always.
Colleen Martin
December 8, 2010
Our love to all the kids and Ron. Our hearts go out to all of you. EAch day will get better and we will be there for you. Our deepest sympathies
Colleen & Glenn Martin, Margaret & Tommy
Heidi Sorgenfrei
December 6, 2010
I was a student of Ms. Bradshaw's in 2003 and would like to extend my condolences to the Bradshaw and Walton families. Ms. Bradshaw was not only a wonderful person, but also a wonderful teacher. The positive impact that she had on me as a student will stay with me for the rest of my life, just as it will with many others.
Kerry Wilson
December 6, 2010
I had the privilege of working with Sheryl for a few years at Shell Beach Elementary. She was an outstanding teacher who went to extra lengths to engage her students in their lessons. I learned a great deal about teaching from her. We also enjoyed sharing stories about our kids. Sheryl was so proud of her children and loved her family very much. My heartfelt condolences to her family and friends.
kymberlie orr/234-taxi
December 6, 2010
Hi, I don't know any of Sheryl's family, but I feel like I do. I was Sheryl's taxi driver and feel like I knew all of you! She always made me laugh and my heart goes out to her family, I will keep her in my prayers.
December 6, 2010
The Tim Sugishita family would like to extend their condolences to all the Walton children and extended family. We have many fond memories of all the sporting events with the kids and the days at Harloe Elementary. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Brandi Pasquini
December 5, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Bradshaw and Walton families. Sheryl was an amazing person and teacher. She taught our children both more than we could have ever imagined. We will forever be greatful for her kindness to them and she will be in our hearts forever.
Susan Testa
December 5, 2010
Our condolences go out to Ms. Bradshaw's family. Please know that Ms. Bradshaw was loved by many students and parents from Shell Beach School. She was a very good teacher and wonderful person, the world was a better place with her. My son and I will always have many fond memories of Sheryl and feel honored to have worked with her in her classroom.
Johnny Mello
December 5, 2010
In the 2005-2006 & 2007-2008 school year I had the honor of being a parent-helper in Ms Bradshaw and Ms Flechs class. Every week for two hours I had the privelidge of observing Sheryl's dedication and love towards her students. My children Talia and Caleb considered her their most or one of their most favorite teachers.
I would like to express my condolences to the family and congratulations to them for being part of such a wonderful lady.
Johnny Mello
I miss you Mrs. Bradshaw
Love Caleb
2009-2010 School Year
Angie Dalziell
December 5, 2010
Sheryl Bradshaw was an amazing woman! I am so proud that she was my son's Kindergarten teacher, last year. She had a God given gift with children. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family enduring such an un-timely loss. I take comfort in something my six year old son said of his former teacher, "God must have really loved Ms. Bradshaw to have her go to heaven to be their teacher."
Susan Mistretta
December 5, 2010
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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