Sheila Elaine Lampman (Bechtel) was born on September 7, 1952, to Janice Elaine Bechtel (Fisher) and Theodore Vernell Bechtel.
For nearly 20 years, you could find her at the check-out line or in the meat department at Witbeck's Family Foods. After retirement from there, she went on to volunteer as a Senior Companion for the Commision on Aging. Sheila started volunteering as a Senior Companion in March 2013 and ended in December 2023. She volunteered roughly 7000 hours as a Senior Companion. During her service she visited with isolated homebound older adults. She transported them to grocery appointments, doctors appointments and was very kind and loving to them. She also visited with dementia residents at Prestige Place in Clare.
She is proceeded by her parents, and her brother Vernell.
She is survived by her children, Randy (Buddy) & Aimee Lampman from Beaverton, Rebecca (Becky) & Eric DeLeon from Merrit Island. FL, grandchildren Jeffrey Schwalm from Florida, Micheal & Nichole LaSart, Ryan & Kathryn Lampman, McKenzie DeLeon all from Michigan and Jacob Lampman from Florida and Jennifer & Ric Jenkins from Ohio. Along with great-grandchildren, Connor, Braelyn, Logan, Ella, Jackson, Brantley, Londyn and Calvin.
A memorial service and luncheon will be held on June 8, 2024 at 3pm at her home, 11418 Maple Dr, Clare MI 48617
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the family.
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| Name | Sheila Elaine Lampman |
| Date of Birth | September 7th, 1952 |
| Date of Death | April 23rd, 2024 |
| Home Town | MI, US |
| Other City | United States |
| Interests | Detroit Tigers, Bonfires with neighbors, Camping, Fishing, Volunteering |
| Favourite Saying | Mission complete, gone Home |
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| Parents | Janice Elaine Bechtel (Fisher), Theodore Vernell Bechtel |
| Children | Randy Lee Lampman Jr, Rebecca Elaine DeLeon (Lampman) |
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| 1970 | Beaverton High School | ||
| 1987 - 2011 | Cashier, Witbeck's Family Food | ||
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Pat Ginder and my husband Leo Ginder helped to put together the wood for the bonfire. Sheila always wanted a cook out .We would stay out to see the moon come up and count the stars. Linda Rogers would help with food. her special variety of chips, marshmallows, Chocolate candy bars without nuts. They were our treat to end our night at our bonfire. Will miss this dear lady and awesome neighbor. So thankful to have Sheila as long as we did. Sheila is in heaven with our neighbor Linda Rogers.
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Sheila and I trained together for the senior companion program and carpooled together for all of in-service meetings. I was her alarm clock because she differently was not a morning person. Went zip lining with her that was on her bucket list. Got there and she was scared to death had a heck of a time getting her to do it but she finally did. She was a beautiful lady inside and out. You always knew where you stood with her. Will really miss her. Thoughts and prayers for her family she was so proud of all of you.
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Sheila was a friend for almost 68 years! She, Bonnie, Connie and I met when we were 4 yrs old. Her straight forward approach to any problem and ability to see the light in the darkest times has been a special part of my life. I know we will see each other again but until that day, her light will be very missed in this world.
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She will be missed so much. She had a big heart and loved her family. I have so many sweet memories of our 30 years of friendship. Games, camping behind the church, and hot air balloon festival. She was there to help us move. Prayers for your lovely family.
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Sheila was a classmate of mine. Once in a class with a teacher who was an over the top strict she stopped at my desk on her way to sharpen a pencil and said something to me. I looked at her and we both had to stand in the corner!
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Sheila was sweet, kind and thoughtful. I always enjoyed visiting with her and playing games with her at church functions. We always talked-about getting together and having a game day. I was glad that she texted me and asked for prayer. She was a wonderful lady!
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