Coming up on a year since you went home, I want to give you an update on me. I’m working on that book I told you about so long ago, and I’m making real headway. Just know you helped raise what I hope will be a future novelist. It’s kind of crazy to think that’s where my heart is, but I truly love telling stories.
I hope that in one of my stories, your presence can be felt. I miss you and our talks. I pray you are at peace and that you feel the love.
Rest in power

I remember you taking us to scan our Halloween candy. Nobody else probably had a cooler Halloween than us growing up.

Thank you for the years filled with love and adventure— for the kettle corn, the movies, the camping trips, and all the stories you shared with us. My love for movies became what it is today because of you. Although I write this with tears in my eyes, I know you are at peace.

At family gatherings, it’s always comforting to know that we’ll see this big guy. His presence brings a sense of warmth and joy to our time together.

I have always felt reassured knowing my mother was in your compassionate care. Thank you for the countless years of love and support you have given her. Your kindness has made a profound difference in her life.

How do you express gratitude to someone who has shaped you into the man you are today? My stepfather gave me valuable lessons about life and helped mold everyone he spoke to into the individuals they are today. I am proud to say that I received guidance from this remarkable man.

Sorry to hear about Stacy. I met Stacy at Park Medical Center ( now OSU East ), over 29 yrs ago.  Prayers to his family.  May he rest in peace.

Very sorry for your loss. I worked with Stacy at OSU East Hospital Radiology from 2005 until he retired. He was our only 3rd shift tech and he could outwork all of us! I loved it when I would get him to smile or laugh. 
I helped him with his CPR once and he gave me one of Gerome’s prints. He knew I loved Prince and that’s the one he gave me. I will cherish it forever! 
This is a picture I took in 2005 for the staff bulletin board. This is exactly how I remember him. 

Brenda York
OSU East Radiology

My condolences to the family. I always thought Stacey Jr was so handsome. I loved when he visited us in Philadelphia. I had a small table and 2 chairs set.  I remember Stacey Jr sitting in one of my chairs and it broke. Stacey Jr was a tall handsome cousin that I truly loved.  I will never forget him and the love he had for me, my mom and siblings 🙏🏾💙🙏🏾.

My dearest cousin, ♥️🙏🏾
Remembering you from years ago in 
New York when your Dad my uncle took us to lunch at this really neat restaurant. To when visit me in Philly when my children were young. To when I saw you in recent years at Aunt Elizabeth memorial. And ALL the times in between. To the last time at Uncle Dan’s funeral. I thank God for the precious memories! I thank God for you! I’m so glad we are apart of the same family! 
Rest In Peace Cuz! Much Love to you! 
Cuz Ell 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾♥️

My memories of my cousin go back to when  I was a very young girl.   I thought he was so handsome and he was my big cousin.   A time that will forever stay in my mind was when he visited us in Philadelphia while he was in the armed services.  It was such a special time.  Condolences to my family.  He will be missed.  RIH Stacy Jr.  ❤️❤️❤️

My Big Brother... "My heavyweight Twin... what you had I wanted...what I had...
I would gadly give to you...you were who I looked up to...I'll see you  later (June)
...with unconditional Love...
-See you in the HomeDepot isle-
your Lil Brother...Love you Man
Gerome

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Stacy Meminger Jr.

17 August, 1947 – 26 February, 2025

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