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Shelia King Obituary
She was the daughter of Henry and Gloria Cole. Survived by her children: Kirk E.H. Reid, Candace T. King and John King Jr.
A Celebration of Life will be held in her honor at 2:00 pm on Sunday, September 21, 2008 at the Phillips Memorial Baptist Church in Cranston, RI
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for Shelia King
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Don Cole
June 4, 2020
I miss and love you!
Jennifer Madden
October 14, 2008
As a dear friend and mentor to me, I am missing you every day Shelia. You taught me so much in this life - I feel very blessed to have known you. What an example of a person who truly CARED about other people! Your influence on me will last a lifetime. God bless you and all of your loved ones.
Marilyn Mathews
September 23, 2008
To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord...
Your beautiful spirit will always be remembered.
Rest in Peace.
September 20, 2008
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Linda McKay
September 19, 2008
To Shelia's Friends, Co-workers, and Sorors:
The family of Shelia High King is most appreciative of your kindness and thoughtfulness as we remember the life of Shelia on this earth. Shelia was a woman who impacted and influenced friends, family, associates, and coworker with whom she had meaningful and deep relationships. We are so blessed and highly favored to have an example of a person who had intense loyalty, love and forgiveness to her friends and family. Shelia was an intense lover of life. She shared her fun and passion for engagement in fun. She was a hard worker and a lover of family and the development of relationships. As a sister to my “big sister” I will miss her intensely. She taught me so much. She influenced me greatly. We are friends, sisters, compatriots, workers in field to better the lives of others. I am thankful that because of the love of God (John 3:16) I will see her again. Thank you for knowing her.
Wanda Jones
September 19, 2008
God Bless you Soror Sheila
We loved your spirit! What a beautiful person...you helped and loved everyone who came in your path. God has called yet another angel home to your final resting place. God will take care of your children and your family in mighty ways. I am so glad that we were sisters! God bless your heavenly home and your final resting place.
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