Sheila Foley

I just found out this week of Sheila's passing. I wanted to extend my sympathy to your entire family. I was very grateful to meet Sheila and become her friend. Sheila lived life to the fullest no matter what was going on with her health. She had a fantastic sense of humor, I will never forget the day we were having lunch for hours on the Patio of a resturant. We watched ducks swim, the sun was shinning, it was a beautiful spring day and I told her how amazing she was. I had never seen...

Sheila was a good friend of my mom Robin.I will really miss her she showed me how to eat with chopsticks and we use to watch a lot of movies -bugs life-was our movie.Miss you Miss Sheila.

I am so sorry about Sheila's death. We worked side by side for many years in the York emergency department, an incredible nurse and human being. We shared many nice moments together.

Marc Pollack,MD

Dear Foley family,
I was very saddened of this news that I received yesterday. Sheila was a great nurse and I feel honored to have known and worked with her in the cath lab. Shelia was a unique and graceful lady, her legacy of how strong she was will live on in her family and friends...She will be sadly missed...

My deepest sympathy to the Foley family.
Sheila was a unique and lovely individual..I consider myself fortunate to have known her and worked with her in the cath lab. Keeping you in my prayers..Sheila is a bright star in the night sky.
Stephanie Frey York, PA

Dear Foley Family, I too was very shocked to hear of Sheila's passing. I worked with Sheila in the Emergency Department for many, many years. I was also a part of the stitch club that Sheila belonged to many years ago. We would meet once a month, and cross stitch for hours, so I can surely attest to the beautiful needlework she produced. I remember one piece of a Lavender and Lace pattern that she stitched for a special niece. She also took the time to professionally frame it...

Dear Foley family. It was quite a shock to read of Sheila's passing. I worked with her for many years in the Emergency Department at York Hospital. We had a great friendship and were Scuba diving buddies, finding time whenever possible to get away from work to dive. As Kay Bleecher remembered planting flowers at Sheila's house in Red Lion, I remember slightly harder work there, remodeling her bathroom and doing plumbing repairs for her. I truly have missed not seeing her in the 11 years since...