Stacey, I remembered your tiny feet when I dropped by to meet you first time at your home in the newly created duplex by your parents with my gold bracelet gift. Samantha came out from her lovely room, trying to stay away from her mid-day nap and wanting to join the visit. I noticed then Samantha was an incredibly sensitive loving sister. You, Stacey delighted us all with your talents in art and just being sweet. First time, I set eyes on your art work was exhibitions at LRC's family dining hall, then sometimes the staircase corridor to the Jr. library. They were so bright and interesting. I cheerfully made comments to my daughter Annabel who was most likely by my side that my friend Shirley's daughter Stacey's work was hanging up there. We were so proud of you. You've brighten our days then and are still making a strong impact today on inspiring others with your hope, love and peace wishes. I attached the following link of my daughter Annabel's efforts with Room to Read on the charity's newsletter: http://roomtoread.createsend5.com/t/ViewEmail/j/338A121CFFEB2A15 Stacey, you will live on in our memories of a loving and hopeful sweetheart. Peace and Love, Aunt Shirley