Barbara Kay Stuber

Barbara “Kay” Stuber passed away peacefully on October 6, 2021 at Stabler Memorial Hospital in Greenville Alabama, after being hospitalized for COVID. Born June 26, 1959, Kay was a young 62. Kay was preceded in death by her mother Minnie Bell Lowry, her brothers Carl Acreman, Bobby Acreman, Albert Acreman, Alan Acreman, and her sisters Mary Scarborough, and Betty Niebert.

Kay is survived by her husband Eddie Stuber who adored her since they met in 2006, and by her daughters Bridget Dykes (Jeremy Dykes) and Dana Young, and her son Danny Young (Kim Young). Grandchildren include Alyssa Dykes, McKenna Dykes, Christian Pitts, Jordan Tate, Peyton Tate, Aiden Young, Bryson Young, and soon to be born Sofia Kay Young. Great grandchildren include Aiden Pitts, and Luna Pitts. She is also survived by her sisters Myrtis Harper, Annie Clark, Carolyn Tadlock, and her brother Billy Acreman, as well as many nieces and nephews whom she loved as her own children.

Funeral / Memorial service: 3:00 p.m., Saturday October 16, 2021 at White Chapel Funeral Home in Montgomery AL. Visitation for family and friends (also at White Chapel): 1:00-3:00 p.m., before the service. Burial: Greenwood Cemetery following the service. Kay had a heart of gold. She loved her husband, children, grandchildren, and family fiercely - never wanting anyone to feel left out or to go without. Beautiful inside and out, Kay had the most joyful and contagious laughter. She saw the humor in almost everything, and was always being silly, making jokes, finding a way to make you laugh. She was often seen wearing her headphones, singing, dancing, and sharing her favorite songs with her family. Her youthful spirit was infectious, and her soul beautiful. Kay also shared that spirit when she worked at Hager Hinge for 13 years.

Kay gave her life to the Lord at the age of 30. She attended church at Bethel Pathway to Life, where she took her family to worship and walk with the Lord. Many of her favorite songs were songs of worship. In prayer, she shared her experiences and encounters with the Lord. She shared the beautiful gift of His Love to encourage others, and she left this world confident that this Gift will continue to lift her children throughout their adult years.

We are confident that Kay received a warm welcome into eternity by our Lord, as she reunited with her mother, sisters, and brothers.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.WhiteChapel-GreenwoodFH.com for the STUBER family.