Sheila Martin-Stone

Deeply stunned and speechless, finding out of Sheila´s padding a year plus later... I am close artist Freind if she and Mike. Please include me in memorial gathering when it develops. Many thanks, Rob [email protected]

Just now hearing about Shelia's passing. I worked at Triplex from 1997-2001. Sheila was a stellar employer to work for and a wonderful human being. Blessings to all who knew her.

I met Sheila in 1984 when she cane into the salon I worked at in San Rafael to have her hair washed and braided. I did her hair twice a week for 30 + years! I loved hearing about all her adventures around the world and her latest acquisitions to her sculpture garden. When I moved on to open my own salon, she was my mentor in business. She was a huge help coaching me on strategies for success. Her kindness and generosity will never be forgotten. One of my last fond memories of her is when she...

Living by Sheila and Michael was a treasure and a blessing! How fun it was to learn that they were Foremost McKesson employees which became the National Food Lab and I worked and commuted there, when Michael asked where I went every day! They both blessed our lives with their support of our son. When we moved back to Colo we dug up the Japanese maple she gave us in his memory and brought it, I think of her everyday when I look at it! Here’s to our Orange marmalade, Michael, as you enjoy...

I worked several years at Triplex, and its true ,no one could command and extract praise and admiration like Sheila.

I would like to say of Sheila, She saved my life when i was on the
edge of knowing that i was going to do. Thank you Sheila for your
while not knowing, gave me a place to heal, and making it possible
for me to become whole again. All my love and respect to you
Sheila cheers and i hope the trip to the unknown was a place to be
with your friends and beloved dogs. Love mikie

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Sheila will be missed at every performance of Smuin Ballet. Our condolences go to her entire extended family. Sheila lived a beautiful and full life! May these memories sustain you during the difficult times.

Sheila was an absolute doll by my standards. I worked at Triplex from 1988 to 2003 and will always remember her with the utmost respect. Cheers to you Grand Dame! Enjoy the next foray with no fiascos...
Jeff Henriksen