Sheila Wynne
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Sheila Diane Wynne, 49, passed away August 4th, 2008. She is survived by; husband, Michael Wynne; sons, Brian & Aaron Lambkin; mother, Mary Buster; brothers, Jeff & Steve Buster; as well as their spouses and children. She was preceded in death by her father Glen Buster. A celebration of her life will be held at the Lee’s Summit United Methodist Church on August 16th, 2008 at 3:00pm. In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Sheila’s memory to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. (arr. Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, 816-313-1677)
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Love you sis
Sheila, you are my inspiration. You will always be in my heart.All my love.
Sheila – Thank you for always being there for me during my breast cancer treatment and the years following. Thank you for listening to me, encouraging me, and mostly, for inspiring me. I’m don’t think I told you often enough how much you meant to me and to so many others.
Godspeed, my friend.
Rose Kopecky
Sheila – I miss you and love you – I am so glad we were able to become friends these last few years. You will be forever in my heart.
Isaiah 40:31 –
but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.
Friends for 30 years…but it wasn’t long enough. Your love, listening, kindness, unforgettable laugh, smile, encouragement, intelligence, and friendship are only a few of the things I love about you. I wouldn’t be who I am today without you in my life. I will never stop thinking, remembering or loving you.
Mike, Brian & Aaron…I have had the very great pleasure of knowing and working with Sheila for several years. She was an absolute joy to be around, and an inspiration for us all. She always had a smile on her face, and usually something funny to say. You would have never known there was anything in the world wrong. She carried herself with class, dignity, and humor throughout her struggle. We will all miss her terribly. I know this is probably the most difficult time you have faced in your lives. Find comfort in knowing that your wife mom’s pain is gone, and that she is at peace, living in God’s house now. Take care, and God Bless.
I have known Sheila only a short time, but in that time she became a great mentor and boss to me. I will miss her deary and wish she were here now, but I know she must be in a better place and hope that someday I’ll get to see her again. Mike my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as you endure this hardship.
To Sheila’s family, you are in my heart and prayers. All of us who are fortunate enough to know Sheila are blessed to have met a PHENOMENAL woman. Sheila is my hero and my lasting memory will be a woman who always seemed to be smiling or laughing and living life with passion. I will miss her but am glad God blessed me with even 1 day of her friendship. Until me meet again sweet Sheila – our guradian angel and shining star.
I’ll keep an eye on MU and the Obama race for you, Sheila! I will forever miss our conversations.
Sheila- Thank you for all the guidance and advice. The pizza tour lunches will never be the same. We will miss you.
Mike, Brian, Aaron, our thoughts and prayers are with you guys. Sheila was such a great friend and we feel very grateful for knowing her.
Mike- My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time, but I believe that she has quit hurting and is in a better place.
Sheila
You will be terribly missed. My heartfelt condolences to your family
Regards
R.K
Mike, Brian & Aaron… Your wife and mother was always a joy to be around at work. She always had a smile and had a great attitude, even during her fight with illness. May you all rest in comfort knowing that she is now at peace, living with God in his eternal kingdom.
Mike,Brian & Aaron- Sheila was proof that there are angels amoung us. May God be with you and comfort you during this difficult time.
Dear Mike, Brian, Aaron, Mrs. Buster, Jeff & Steve
We are so very sorry for your loss and will keep you in our prayers.
Dearest Sheila,
It seems just like yesterday that we were hanging out together at Cell One. I’ll always remember the good times we had together. Please know you’ll always be in my thoughts and prayers. But I’m sure God is taking good care of you.
Love you always,
Robin (aka Rojo)
Brian and Aaron, Your mom was like an aunt to me. I am sorry for your loss.
To the Wynne Family, My heart goes out to you and your family. When we lose a loved one it is truely hard. May God place his hands on your hearts to heal them and to keep close the wonderful memories he gave all of you through her. My prayers and thoughts are with each and everyone of you. With Deepest Sympathy, A Sister in Christ, Love Debbie
Go with God. Your fight is over.
Mike, Heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Sheila was a top rate colleague and I enjoyed working with her immensely, but most of all she was a good friend and will be dearly missed.
Mike, I am so sorry to hear about your wife’s death. I am praying for you and her children. I know you will miss her terribly, but I hope you find comfort in knowing she is with the Lord and at peace. God Bless you.
Marianne Click
Michael, My friend, I do not know two people who got more quality out of life than you and Sheila. Although, time turned out to be short, you had more joy in living than most will ever experience. You are a good man who was a great husband and Sheila was lucky to have you just as you were lucky to have her in your life. You both have touched so many people that you will never know and count me as one. Sheila we will miss you, so I have one last thing for you I never got to say “Go Mizzou”
Mike, My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Sheila was a courageous fighter. God Bless.
Sheila was my best friend and an amazing woman. I will miss her dearly and look forward to seeing her again at the gates of heaven. Mike, Brian and Aaron, I am so sorry for your loss. I love you all.
Mike, You are in my thoughts and prayers. I know you used the time you had together to enjoy life to its fullest!
Mike, Brian, and Aaron. Keep your heads up during this tough time, we’re all here for you guys. You’re all in our thoughts and prayers.
You’ve lost a beautiful person. I pray peace and love for your family. Sheila will truly be missed and has touched so many people by her strength. I admire your entire family for being with her and loving her through it all.. Love Annette
Mike,
We remember years ago we’d always ask,”are you seeing anyone special”. Your reply was always, “no”. And then years later, to our suprise, you brought home Sheila and announced, “we’re getting married”. We were so happy that you finally find that special someone to share your life with.You and Sheila had so much in common and lived your lives to the fullest of each day.Sheila was a very strong person who had a smile for everyone. Sheila was a caring mother and a loving wife. You two have shared a lot of happy memories together and as long as you keep those in your heart, she will always be with you, in mind, body, and soul.
Shelia was a true friend and blessing in my life. May God give the entire family peace and comfort. ~Mattew 5:4~ 4’Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.
All I can say Mike is that we are praying for you and Sheila’s boys. We are praying for your strength and endurance for this tough time.
All I can say Mike is that we are praying for you and Sheila’s boys. We are praying for your strength and endurance for this tough time.
Mike, youve helped a lot of people through some tough times, now its time we help you get through one of the toughest things a family has to go through. YITB “999”
Mike, So Sorry to hear about your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Mike,
You, the boys and Mary remain in my thoughts and prayers.
Yours in Christ,
Jim Preisig
Mike, I am so sorry for your loss. The two of you enjoyed your life together so much. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. Pamela
Mike, You are in my thoughts & prayers. May God be with you & comfort you during this difficult time.
Mike,
I was very glad to meet Sheila, even though it was only a couple of times. I coud see how happy she made you! Jason and I are thinking about and praying for you and your families.
Mike and family. My thoughts are with you. Sheila fought so hard and kept up her amazing positive attitude the whole time. I really enjoyed getting to know her over the past 10 years. I’ll always remember our KUMU rivaly moments and I’m sure she will somehow continue to give me a hard time when the Tigers beat the Jayhawks.
Mike, Brian, Aaron, and Mary, you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Sheila was such an amazing person in so many ways and I feel so fortunate to have had her part of my life. I will always treasure our times together and remember her great sense of humor, her contagious laugh, and the kind and caring person she was. Sheila’s postive attitude toward life and fighting her cancer was absolutely amazing and will continue to be an inspiration to me as well as everyone’s life she touched. I truly miss her, yet I know one day we will be together again. Tara
Mike, Brian & Aaron – I don’t know how many times I told Sheila she was my inspiration. Not only was she one of the best managers I ever had, but her strength inspired me to be a better person. Even with all she was going through there were many times when I’d hear her in her cube laughing. She was a great joy to be around. Every time I think of her and her wonderful attitude I strive be a better person. I’m sure I’m not the only one that will be forever changed for having known her. She leaves a wonderful legacy of inspiration to many of us.
We are especially missing you today. We remember all those wonderful Thanksgiving gatherings, especially in your new home. We give thanks for all the precious years we had together, even though our hearts ache for more. Love always, Jeff, Bev, Garrett and Alicia
I cannot tell you the sorrow that fills my heart. Sheila always has and always will be in my thoughts. We shared a wonderful time in our lives together that I will always treasure. I will fondly remember the entire Buster family and the times we shared.
Sincerely, Stacie
I cannot believe it has been two years since you went to heaven. Somehow we are all doing pretty well. Aaron has one more semester of undergrad before going to pharmacy school. Brian recently got a promotion and has really started to mature. A day never goes by that you are not thought about. The walk is this weekend. Our team numbers are down but we are still striving for a cure. I love you honey.