My deepest condolences to Rich his family and too Madison. So sorry for your loss. May her Memory be Eternal.

Stacy was a breath of fresh air.  Her kindness to me will never be forgotten.  She was a true Christian who loved God, her family and community.  Always sympathetic and real.  May her memory be eternal.  She was how all Christian people should be.

Happy Birthday Sweet Angel! Today we celebrated your life by doing some of the things you love. You always loved shopping at Ross and eating Mexican food at the local Ted’s, but to top it off we made you a cake and sang happy birthday. You are missed dearly but I’m sure Heaven is a lot sweeter with you there. We will continue to celebrate your life because you were such a bright light in ours.  Love you always ♥️ 

I just saw this and Im so sorry. Stacy had a wonderful  heart and was kind too everyone. May her memory be eternal. May her family  and siblings be comforted with wonderful  memories  of her. 

You where very special to me . you taught me  to be the best person I can be  with your love and support ❤  I made it . I love you with all my heart ❤  Jeremy 

Sadly we just found out about Stacy's passing. Though we ran in different circles, as kids we grew up in the old St. George where fond memories were made.  I remember Stacy as a kind spirited soul with a big heart that will be missed.  My heart felt condolences to her family and siblings, Peggy and John. May her memory  be eternal.

Chris Pagonis and family


Stacy and I sat together at choir practice on Mondays.  We would gossip and cut up, giggling our heads off.  We tried to be quiet but the choir director (Sam) would always "shush" us.  Of course that would only last so long.  We were finally separated but that didn't work.  We just leaned around the person between us and continued to cut up.
To keep the peace with Sam , I finally moved to the Alto section!

Stacy---I'm so glad I knew you.

Stacy and I went to high school together. A few years later we ended up working together and the laughter began. We always had fun. I am just hearing about your  families loss. She was one special lady. I’m sorry we never got the chance to reconnect. 
Anne Edwards 

 Stacy the years went by too fast and you were taken from us too soon. I have known you since 1993 and even though we were only married four years you blessed us with a beautiful daughter. But we still remained  the best of friends. You were always there for me and anyone else in  their time of need. You were a wonderful person, mother, wife, sister and friend. You will truly be missed 

Stacy..

My dearest, closest friend.  The years got away from us but the memories of a lifetime are filled with so much love. We were barely teenagers when we met. She had an amazing gift of always making me laugh and always being there when I needed her. We stayed close for so long and no matter how much time would go by, if we saw each other, we would talk a mile a minute and laugh at everything. The years never changed her, still the same, warm, loving person. I have always been so envious of her wonderful greek heritage, so much a part of who she was.  
There’s rarely a day goes by that she isn’t in my thoughts and memories.  I think she was a very young at heart person with an old soul, a very unique combination and I feel so thankful to have known her.

I loved growing up on 7th Street. We had a big house with so many hiding spots. My little sister, Stacy, along with our baby brother, John, had a wonderful childhood. We would play, fight, hide from mom and dad, but it was amazing. As we grew up, we discovered different things separately. But our lived continued to enter twine. What a family we had....but I wouldn’t have changed a thing. As adults our relationships matured and strengthened. Just this past week, my brother-in-law was keeping track of how many times  I had called. But there was always something we needed to share. I will miss my sister, best friend, confidant, and critic. No one will take your place and I thank God that He blessed me with you. I’ll be with you again and you need to find good clothing bargains and good Chinese food.  

Myself and Ricky grew up around the Sames, Ernie, Helen, Peggy, Stacy and John, we use to go by their house play board games and volleyball and hangout and went to school . Always love and never will forget the good times together and when doing fire safety equipment at church after I had finished usually Stacy and myself would talk for a hour or two just to catch up on life. Will miss her but I know she is singing and dancing and praising our father in heaven and I know that she would want all her family and friends to continue on with their lives and be happy not only for yourself but for her.😇

Stacy was one of my dearest friends at Central Jr. High and Classen High School. To this day I can’t think of anyone who has ever made me laugh like she did, her many voices, accents and imitations had me in stitches most of the time. She was quick-witted and observant, and these talents were matched by her sweetness, sensitivity, glamour and grace. I admired her gift for music (which ran in the family) and her ability to harmonize with any top-10 pop song that played on the radio when we were driving around in my old Ford station wagon, which we called affectionately called the “green bean.” When I got to go for sleepovers at her house, her parents and siblings, Peggy & John, were always kind. A favorite memory of mine was being invited to Stacy’s church for the traditional Greek Orthodox Easter service one year. It was such an honor to be invited and a majestic experience. Stacy – I can’t believe you are gone. Life dealt you some tough battles, which you handled with optimism and grace. I pray you are at peace now, and that you know how much you are dearly loved. You will live in my heart always, my friend. My condolences to Stacy’s husband, daughter Madison and family. May you find comfort in her sweet memory. 

I am honored to have known you, and immensely greatful for the love you have shown me. You made me feel like family from the begging, were always so kind, and will be dearly missed! Thank you for being such a joy,  and thank you for Madison. I love you both very much. 

She took me in as her own so many times. She was my parent when no one else would. Every memory I have of her is love. She was the kindest and most caring mother I have ever met. It’s odd to think of a world where she doesn’t exist. This is a huge tragedy especially to the countless others she touched along her journey. She will never be forgotten.  Thank you for being there for me. Thank you for being. I am so sorry for the tremendous loss to the family. Especially Madison. 

I will love you and honor your memory forever. I hope to be half the woman you were. I love you mama. 

There is not one "first thing that comes to mind" with Stacy.  It's a whirling, bright, colorful flurry.  Not only the luscious blonde tousled hair and dazzling smile, but that mirth bubbling over in her eyes and in her laughter.  She blessed with a beautiful voice and artistic skills but more importantly, she was kind, nurturing,  compassionate and interested.  And funny. Funny in an understated genius way.

Godspeed Stacy, you departed too soon! You will be missed, and cherished in memory.  

Madison, her sweet, strong, warrior Momma Bear heart lives on in you.  



First time i met Stacy when i started working at crown heights church for nursery she was awesome crafty person ever i miss her soo much we talk almost everyday on emails or Facebook messages and of course i go see her at her church when she was working at St. Geroge she love everyone and she get so happy talk to her daughter when she calls or send her a message and Stacy favorite thing is getting her nails done she was my best friend i got a lot memories of her  

We are both so sorry for your loss.  Know that she was loved by many friends and family and we love you.  Through stories I've heard through the years, your Mom/wife/friend was an amazing woman and will be greatly missed, but never forgotten and will remain in the hearts of many.  Our love and prayers go out to you and all that knew her.  Uncle Bill and Aunt Cathi 

I first met Stacy when I was a pre-teen and I admired her glamorous looks. It was rare to meet such an exotic blonde Greek! I was more impressed with her sweet personality, smile and fun giggle. To top all that off, she was a devoted choir member under her father's direction. Years later, we were expecting our first children at the same time...a special bond. May her memory be eternal! My prayers are with her family and daughter. 

Stacy was my dearest friend for nearly 50 years, and I will miss her profoundly. My wife and I celebrate Stacy's extraordinary talents and gifts, while simultaneously grieving our immeasurable loss. I am certainly grateful for the decades that I was a part of Stacy’s life, but I am, of course, so sad that she was taken away from us so quickly and unexpectedly. In the past two years, Stacy endured the toughest health challenges of her life, and although she journeyed through some particularly unbearable battles during that time, she succeeded through her ordeal with the strength and dignity we’ve come to expect from this extraordinary soul. Stacy always made me feel so special as she encouraged me for the past half-century, guiding me, and supporting me day or night, whenever I needed her. She was not only a gifted singer and choral director, she was more importantly a true Christian woman, putting others ahead of herself, readily sharing her gifts, and serving humbly and generously to make a significant impact on the lives of everyone she befriended. I thank God for bringing Stacy into my life, and I will always cherish every lunch, every dinner, every phone call, and every moment of time we spent together. While all of us who knew and loved Stacy will greatly miss her, we can take some comfort in the assurance that she is now with our Lord, completely free of the physical pain that she bravely endured in recent years, and with the knowledge that this exemplary woman continues her life's passion in Heaven for all of eternity. There’s a big hole in my heart that will never be filled now that Stacy has left this earth, but I’m consoled by all of the wonderful memories I have of this remarkable person, and by the knowledge that someday soon I will reunite with Stacy to sing God's praises with her. May God bless and comfort Madison, Rich, Peggy, John, their families, and Stacy’s numerous friends throughout the world. So long for now, Anastasia!

I have only beautiful memories of a very young Stacy.  She was a member of my Emerson Elementary School class in the late 1960s.  She and her family were most supportive of a young teacher getting started in his career.  The older sister, Peggy, was also a former student.  I had the pleasure of knowing the family through various school activities.    
Please accept my deepest condolences for Stacy's passing.  I'm sending much love your way during this time. 

OBITUARIO

Stacy Diana Gilbert

21 diciembre, 1958 – 23 septiembre, 2020

Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors

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