Stacy Lynn Powell

Stacy Lynn Powell a beloved mother, daughter, sister, wife and friend passed peacefully at home in Germantown Tennessee on March 22, 2026, following a three year illness with cancer. Throughout her illness, she was surrounded and sustained by the love of her family, friends and faithful Prayer Warriors.

Stacy married her soul mate, David Eric Powell, November 20, 1993 and they enjoyed an amazing life together- traveling, enjoying beach trips, family gatherings and raising their two daughters, Haylee and Emilie. She is now reunited in Heaven with her beloved David who passed away in 2020; her father, Ronald Lee Young; step-father, Donald M. Keith; her father and mother in law, Mr. & Mrs. James (J.P.) Powell.

She is survived by her two daughters, Haylee Powell Davis (Andrew) and Emilie Rose Powell — the great joys of her life; her mother, Barbara McCall Keith, her sister, Cyndi Cox Strong (Robert) and their four children, Andy (Ariel), Jacob (Melanie), Alex (Addie Grace), Anna Strong; step brothers, Shawn Keith (Elizabeth), Glenn Keith (Heather); step sisters, Kristine Keith, Shari and Barbie DeGroff; brother-law, Mike Powell (Karen). Sister-in-law, Laurie Gilmore (Jay).

She also leaves behind many cherished nieces and nephews, along with great-nieces and great-nephews who brought her great joy.

Stacy was an active member of Emmanuel United Methodist church for over 25 years. She loved being part of the children and youth programs and served in many ways including VBS, Florida youth trips, youth choir tours and auctions. She also loved growing her faith with Bible studies and Sunday School.

Her service continued as a Preschool teacher for the EUMC Kindergarten. Her beautiful smile and quiet spirit brought joy to students, parents and staff. Those attributes were admired by many, particularly as she went through her cancer journey. She faced this as she had faced everything: without fear, with God, and with the confidence that she was held in His plan.

Visitation will be held on Monday, April 6, 2026 at 2:00 PM, at Emmanuel United Methodist Church followed by services at 3:00 PM with Rev. Kevin Presley officiating.

Memorial donations may be directed to Emmanual United Methodist Church or Emmanual United Methodist Kindergarten.