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Sheila Joan Fudge at the age of 65 was received by Jesus and her Heavenly Father, on the morning of September, 28, 2022 in Wichita Falls, TX, while in Hospice Care peacefully laid at rest at her home with her husband Dana by her side.
Sheila was loved by many Dana Fudge, her loving husband, married in 2000. Her son and daughter-in-law Colin & Andrea Teem and her grandson Liam Teem, her step-son Joel Fudge and daughter-in-law Allison Fudge and step-granddaughter's Kamyrn and Ryleigh Fudge, and step-daughter Danielle Fudge. She was born on July 4, 1957 and loved by her mother Vera Dalrymple of Ridgefield, WA, and later adopted by her step-father Gary & his wife Sharon LeClair of Pilot Rock, OR, brother and sister-in-law Gary & Carol LeClair and brother Lonnie LeClair of Hermiston, OR, brother and sister-in law Lelan & Rhonda Norquist of Junction City, OR, Sister and brother-in-law Taynua & Terry Page of Ridgefield, WA, Brothers -Tony LeClair in Spokane, WA, Rick LeClair in Pendleton, OR, Jeff LeClair in Hermiston, OR. Also, several aunts, uncles, nephew, nieces, and friends.
In the journey of her career in last 22 years Sheila received a management position at Harbor Freight Tools and Murphy's Gas Station for many years. Lastly, she became owners with her husband, Dana Fudge, of Abundance Builders LLC in the last 12 years.
She is proceeded in death by her grandmother, father-in-law and mother-in-law Homer & Kathryn Fudge, sister-in-law Stephanie Fudge, and daughter-in-law Alaina Fudge.
Sheila, with much thought decided to be born again in 2000 and began her personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Blossoming into Woman of God who led by example as a loving, kind-hearted, soft spoken and gentle soul. Over 22 years of marriage, she never let go of her quick wit and a bit of spunkiness with her dry sense of humor. Which was usually reciprocated on many occasions by her husbands over the top banter that always put a smile on her face, no matter what the situations that arise in life. She had a sweet and caring spirit about her, that inspired others to be their best. Sheila always had willing heart to serve and love others. For example, cleaning the around the church after services. Also, Sheila always made Dana's coffee every morning throughout their marriage, while singing, "C-O-F-F-E-E- is not for me."
Wait a minute, let's not forget the love of cats! Always, peeking around every corner of the house which created hilarious cat stories and never-ending cat pictures on her phone as she shared with family and friends. I am sure this made her feel very cuddly and fuzzy with extra layer of cat hair. Causing nothing short of the sound of laughter in the air and her heart over joyed on daily basis. Sheila always called the cats "Cheap Entertainment."
Sheila, we all can't wait to be by your side again when we see you in Heaven. But until then, we love you Sheila and you are always in our thoughts and hearts forever.
On the behalf of Fudge Family, thank you everyone for all the prayers, comments, hugs and support you given through the donations for funeral expenses, flowers, your time and also making meals for the family through time of loss and the meal following Sheila's Celebration of Life Service. Thank you to all nurses and staff from Hospice Care of Wichita Falls.
Celebration of Life Service is Sunday, October 16, 2022 at 1:00 pm and will be held at Turning Point of Grace - 2830 Old Iowa Park Rd. Wichita Falls, TX 76306. Following the service, a meal will be provided by friends and church family to celebrate Sheila Fudge.
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Turning Point of Grace
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