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Wendy Lower
February 16, 2020
Sheila was a force, one to admire, emulate and love! She worked tirelessly for the cause of Holocaust education and memorialization, and brought together Jews and Christians alike in this work as an advocate, facilitator, philanthropist and community healer. We came to know her late in life, and are sad that we did not know her earlier, but so grateful for the time that we did share in DC, NYC and Latvia. She was a stunningly beautiful woman, full of grace and elegance. I know that she cared deeply for her family and extended members too. Our condolences to them, especially her partner and our dear friend George Schwalb. Sincerely, Wendy Lower, Claremont CA and Alex Mauch, Vienna Austria
Vaira &
February 14, 2020
In Sheila Johnson Robbins we have lost a beloved and trusted friend. We send our deepest sympathy to her partner, our dear friend Prof. Georges Schwab, her children, grandchildren that she loved so much and her many devoted friends. Sheila was a beautiful person who lived a beautiful life. We grieve for her. Dr. Vaira Vike-Freiberga, former President of Latvia, her spouse Dr. Imants Freibergs, their children Karlis and Indra and grandchildren.
Rachel Kaplan
February 11, 2020
Sheila was my mentor as well as my friend. She was a moral compass and an inspiration both personally and professionally. She had an inordinate sense of decency and honesty, as well as an energy and enthusiasm that were truly exceptional. She was one of a kind and will be deeply missed.
Alice & Mark Rice Perkins
February 10, 2020
Dear George and Sheila's family,
Mark and I send our sincere condolences on your loss of Sheila. She was a wonderful person and shall be sincerely missed. We send you our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time,
Love,
Alice & Mark Rice/Perkins
Janet Hardy
February 8, 2020
I had the privilege of knowing Sheila for almost 45 years. As a young woman, coming into the extended family by marriage, I was treated with kindness and made to feel welcome. Sheila took me around NY as I prepared for my wedding day and made me feel like a princess. Each time our family grew she rejoiced and loved when they called her Aunt Sheila! Our family is so lucky to have had so much time with this extraordinary woman! My sincerest condolences to Peter, Marjorie, Ann and all the other family who will dearly miss her presence. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
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