Sheila E. J. Amos

Sheila Elaine (James) Amos beloved daughter of George and Elizabeth Jams was born on May 19, 1951, in Baltimore, Maryland. She transitioned from life to meet her Heavenly father, family, and friends on December 16, 2025. She received her formal education from the Baltimore County school System ultimately graduating from Sparrows Point High School in 1969. She furthered her education at Morgan State university in Baltimore, Maryland and was proud member of the Nun Phil Sorority. After her education, she secured work at several facilities, including Continental Can Corporation, Echo House Foundation as a social worker and Johns Hopkins Hospital. Sheila was an avid learner and during her career, she continued to enhance her level of education. To this endeavor, she received an array rewards, commendations, and certificates. Sheila was an outstanding dedicated, caring individual with a beautiful soul and heart of gold. She was the epitome of a leader allowing most of her siblings to share housing with her prior to securing accommodations of their own. She tenderly guided them through life to the point that it was difficult to leave her humble abode. She loves her family unconditionally and showered them with knowledge, and kindness and provided them with techniques to successfully succeed in life. Family and friends simply adored her. Se had the biggest heart and was extremely giving. She never shied away from sharing all that she had, inclusive of her time, talents, money, knowledge and experiences-anytime which would contribute to one’s ultimate success in life. Sheila brought into the world two spectacular children, Harold Phillip Amos, Jr. (deceased and affectionately known as Phil) and Shanequa Elana Addison, whom she loved and adored and who her immensely in return. She found utmost joy in being the grandmother to her two spectacular grandchildren, Jaharrie Robinson and Makayla Amos. She leaves to celebrate her life and mourn her departure her cherished daughter, Shanequa; brothers, George Earl James III (Johnnie Mae), and Joseph James; sisters, Jeweleane Oyesanya (Muyiwa) and Caroline James and a host of nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. Sheila will be loved and missed by all who were fortunate enough to share time and space with her.

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Sheila E. J. Amos

May 19, 1951 - December 16, 2025