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MOVE CURSOR TO HOME TAB TO VIEW DROP DOWN MENU. Check out the calendar, find a show and come on out and get yer giggle on with this Yankabilly!
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With her innovative style and versatility, Sheila maintains an original, provocative satire that landed her on Nick@Nite’s Funniest Mom In America 3. She is one of the few female comedians to earn the honor of performing multiple times for Military Troops stationed overseas and has also opened for the bands Staind and The Happenings. In 1997, she began performing for comedy club audiences on a regular basis. Her act is smooth, confident and sassy, reflecting her personal experiences growing up in the mountains of Virginia, Army Boot Camp, marrying a Polish man, moving north, kids, performing comedy in a war zone, life around us and unusual observations.
Some credits include:
Military Entertainer: Bosnia, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Germany, Sarajevo, Qatar, Afghanistan
American Legions, Elks, Knights of Columbus, AMVETS, DAV, VFW, Moose, Mason, Red Hats, +++
Nick @ Nite's Funniest Mom In America 3 / Nickelodeon Television
Mission of Laughter, Veteran's Homes and Hospitals, Nationwide
Opening Act for the band Staind, Mannheim Germany
National Cancer Survivors CT Keynote Comedian
FT. Wayne Military Appreciations Party
Divi Carnia Bay Casino, Virgin Islands
Yuk, Yuk’s Great Canadian Laugh Off
Funny Bone Comedy Club
Laugh In Comedy Café
Macon Comedy Club
Catch A Rising Star
Funny Stop
More on Experience Page
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| Over Afghanistan, photo taken by Sheila from back seat of Chinook |
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| Orgun E Afghanistan |
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Remembering Our Military
American Legion Auxiliary units across the country have chosen May to hold Poppy Days as a remembrance to our nation's fallen servicemembers. Poppies are distributed and funds collected go toward veterans in some form or another--whether it is buying a wheelchair for a local VA hospital or clinic or buying comfort items for nursing homes. During May, three other days are held close to our hearts: May 8 (Military Spouse Appreciation Day), May 16 (Armed Forces Day) and May 25 (Memorial Day). Each day reminds us of those in service--both past and present--and the freedoms they bring us.
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Celebrating America's Freedoms (Click on the blue to link to site)
A collection of stories about some of America’s most beloved customs and national symbols. Topics include the history of "Taps," the Pledge of Allegiance, gun salutes, the correct method for displaying and folding the American flag and many more. Educators, students and others should find this collection informative and helpful when researching or planning activities for national observances such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day and Flag Day. |
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Comments:
"Sultry, Smooth and Sassy"
"Wet your pants laughter"
"We have never experienced continuous laughter at one of our events"
"Thank you, Ms. Van Dyke, for honoring our veterans with your time and talent"
"Smooth Delivery"
"There wasn't a soul in the house that could keep from laughing"
"Many patients and cancer survivors told me that it was the hardest they had laughed in quit sometime"
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