A GrandmotherJust Like You Ijust want to letyou know You mean the world to me Onfy a heart as dear asyours Would give so unse!ftshfy The many thingsyou've done All the timesyou were there 
Help me know deep down inside How muchyou realfy care Even though I might not say I appreciate allyou do Richfy blessed is how I feel 
Having agrandmother;ust likeyou Author: Unknown 
 
Thomas Bryant J amaal Jewell Jeremy Taylor Stephen Rouse 
 
Carlotta Hayes Shirley Turner Carlette Turner Yvette Harris Shakari Henderson 
 
s~~o The family of 
 
express their 
 
sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness that have 
 
been shown during the transition of their dear loved one. 
 
Your love, words of encouragement and prayers have 
 
been a source of comfort and strength during this their 
 
bereavement. We thank God for you and we ask for you 
 
to continue to keep us in prayer for the days ahead. 
 
The Jewell Family 
 
Murray Brothers Cascade Chapel 404.349.3000 Programs by Darryl Allen's PLUS 404.755.0965 
 
Saturday, April30, 2016 1:00 p.m. 
Murray Brothers Cascade Chapel 1199 Utoy Springs Road Southwest 
Adanta, Georgia 
Brother Barry May, Eulogist 
 
 Sheila Lynette Jewell was born to John Willie Jewell and the late Doris Freeman Jewell on January 18,1959. She was raised in Atlanta, Georgia near Perry Homes. The family later moved to Thomasville Drive in 1964, where many memones were created and forever cherished. 
Her education began at Thomasville Heights Elementary School and Sheila graduated from Fulton High School in 1977. 
On August 2, 2015, Sheila answered God's call and gave her life to Christ. 
Sheila was the oldest of her siblings; Cynthia and Johncey Jewell. She loved and enjoyed her R&B oldies and gospel music, cooking and caring for her grandchildren. Sheila was very protective of her children and helped to raise her grandchildren teaching them about life's values. 
She surely enjoyed being happy and joyful environments. She was a very funny person that loved to have a good time and enjoying being in the company of her friends. 
Sheila met the late Talbert Willis and was thankful that she met him. Together they raised and loved their two beautiful daughters, Latasha and Denise. She was affectionately known and will always be remembered as "Mommy Sheila", from her nephew, Jamaal and her daughters friends. 
Sheila was preceded in death by her mother, Doris Freeman Jewell; her love, Talbert Willis; and a host of aunts and uncles. 
Loving her forever and cherishing her memory; daughter, Latasha Jewell - Major (Miodini) and Denise Jewell; grandchildren, Michelle Jewell, Summer Rouse and Makhi Jewell-Taylor; father, John Jewell; sisters, Cynthia Jewell and Johncey Jewell; nephew, Jamaal Jewell; a devoted aunt, Willie Mae Stephens; and a host of devoted cousins and dear friends. She will be truly missed. 
 
Prelude 
 
Processional 
 
"Heaven" 
 
Solo 
 
"Tomorrow" 
 
Bryanids Mosley 
 
Scripture 0 ld Testament Jeremiah 1:5 New Testament John 14: 1-3/Hebrews 4:14-16 
 
Poem Tributes 
 
"A Grandmother Just like You" 
 
" Walking with Grandma" 
 
Michelle Jewell & Summer Rouse, granddaughters 
 
Prayer 
 
Brenda Willis 
 
Reflections (fwo Minutes, Please) 
 
Obituary (Read Silent!J) 
 
Eulogy 
 
Brother Barry May 
 
Closing Prayer 
 
Brother Monte Stephens 
 
Acknowledgement 
 
Murray Brothers Staff 
 
Recessional 
 
"Better" 
 
Prelude 
 
Interment \\1es tview Cemetery 1680 \\!estview Drive Southwest 
Atlanta, Georgia 
 
Repast Murray Brothers - Fellowship Area