Sheila Velma Crichlow
My deepest sympathy to her husband reverend Winston Crichlow her children Mona, Olivia, Peter and Ruthann, her sisters who I know as Eula, Sis, Cirlene, her brother Frederick, her nieces Renee and Gennia and all her other family and friends. Also to my old school mates, the ones still standing out are Oliver Nicholls, Errol Worrell, Ralph Holder, Dwight Brathwaite, and Michael Cummings.
A tribute to Mrs Sheilah Velma Walrond Crichlow
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Sheilah Velma Crichlow She played a great part in who I am today Her astute guidance shaped the things I do and say Every decision I make I turn inwardly I rely on none of the modern tomfoolery Listen to fundamentals she taught me instead And with little ease I conquer the road ahead Her communications were clear and very precise Violate the word of God and nothing will suffice Eliminate nefarious ways and open your heart Let God’s caring love be your ever start Make him every part of every thing you do A focused heart will make the impossible come true Cause our Lord is never asleep at the wheel Ready on days and nights, when ever you feel It’s ‘cause aunty Sheildah taught me this from
early Considering a choice posed no dilemma for me Her teaching extended long beyond the classroom Little thoughts I use still when faced with gloom On her guidance I turn for my judgment today When facing life’s choices I remember she taught me to
pray |
Same poem,
different acrostic
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Sheilah Velma Crichlow An Influence In Our Life She played a greAt part in who I
am today Her astute guidance shaped the
things I do and say Every decIsion I make I
turn inwardly I rely on none of the modern
tomfoolery Listen to fundamentals she
taught me instead And with little ease I
conquer the road ahead Her communications were
clear and very precise Violate the word of God and
nothing will suffice Eliminate nefarious ways
and open your heart Let God’s caring love be
your ever start Make him every part of
every thing you do A focused heart wIll make the
impossible come true Cause our Lord is never asleep at
the wheel Ready On days and
nights, when ever you feel It’s ‘cause aunty
Sheildah taught me this from early Considering a choice
posed no dilemma for me Her teaching extended Long beyond the
classroom Little thoughts I use still when faced
with gloom On her guidance I turn for my judgment
today When facing life’s choices I remember she
taught me to pray |
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