SHEILA LITVAK

Dear Litvak´s and Tina,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Understanding this difficult passage of life is a challenge especially when it is someone we love so much. Just remember she is a part of you and will always be alive and speaking through you. You are all so blessed to carry the legend and make her proud by keeping her close as you will through your powerful energy and spirit.
She did not deserve to suffer anymore and nature decided it was enough, even though that is clear just...

Rest in peace Aunt Sheila. You will be missed very much and I wish I could have been up there to say goodbye to you in person before you left this world. You had such a great influence and impact on my life and I will always have such great memories of our times together and the wonderful vacations/time with you and the family. Your impact on me and the way you were will be forever in my heart. I shared the picture with you and Hannah as it reminds so much of all the great advice and fun...

I met Sheila for over 55 years ago. She was one of the most beautiful girls I'd ever seen, and just married her prince… who turned out to be just that! I will always be grateful for our beautiful times in the Hamptons, but especially for the love and kindness she continually showed my children, especially my daughter, Miranda, who called her Bubba, as her grandchildren did. RIP, dear Sheila…. the suffering is over.

Oh, my dearest Sheila, who so graciously took me in as one of her family when I arrived in NYC, in the summer of 1980. Along with her sister, Tina, and her devoted husband, Harold, I shared so many of my "first time evers"in NYC. She was a dear friend, an avid supporter and collector of my paintings, and always so kind and generous. Her laughter and her spirit for life wil be missed, but surely she has passed that on to her family and friends. I send my thoughts and prayers and love to...

There are no words that will adequately express the void created with the passing of our dear sister, aunt, great aunt and friend, Sheila Litvak. We are grateful that her suffering is now over and her beautiful soul can fly free once again. We are blessed to have had the joy of her company for so long. She battled bravely a formidable foe and did so with her customary passion and grit. She left us with a deepened appreciation for the beauty in life, however it showed itself, be it art, music,...

My dearest boss my deepest condolences to you, Michael and the entire family. Sheila was an amazing women and it was a privileged to have known her. God Bless.

We send you our most sincere condolences.

David and Yola Coffeen

Harold: We were very sorry to hear the news. All of us know how bravely Sheila conducted herself in recent years; more than most of us could endure. The time came when no more could be asked of her. You have much to remember and be proud of.

Judy and Norby

May she R.I.P and may God comfort you, along with the support and love of family and friends