Staci passed away on Saturday, July 31, 2010 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was born July 8, 1968 in Webb City, Missouri at Jane Chinn hospital. Dr. Gregory delivered her.
She attended grade schools at Joplin and Waco schools and graduated from Parkwood High School in Joplin and Tulsa Community College with an associates degree.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Shelbi Kristine Endicott-LaBrott.
Those left to mourn her death were Her mother, Linda Points LaSalle and step-father, Dan LaSalle;
a son, Aaron Scott Endicott and
a half-sister; Heather LaSalle Bradshaw and
step-brother; Daniel E. LaSalle both of Tulsa, Oklahoma
Maternal grandmother; Zula Points of Grove, Oklahoma
paternal step-grandmother Virginia LaSalle
and a whole family of aunts and uncles and friends that dearly loved her.
Staci became diabetic when she was 12 years old and later as a young woman had a difficult time controlling her diabetes. It took its toll on her health and because of complications she was unable to battle it any longer.
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(¸.•.. (¸.•.. ♥ ♥ ♥♥ ♥ ♥
LIFE WITHOUT END AT LAST
Can you see, with your mind's eye,
Peoples dwelling together?
Sorrow has passed,
Peace at last!
Life without tears and pain.
Man and beast, living in peace,
cause no harm to each other.
Food will be there, all will share,
In what our God provides.
In those days old will grow young,
flesh revived as in childhood.
Troubles are gone, from now on.
No need to weep or fear.
Paradise all will enjoy,
As they sing of God's glory.
Yes everyday we will say,
"To God our maker thanks!"
Sing out with joy of heart.
You too can have a part.
Live for the day when you'll say:
"Life Without End At Last!"
___________
She attended grade schools at Joplin and Waco schools and graduated from Parkwood High School in Joplin and Tulsa Community College with an associates degree.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Shelbi Kristine Endicott-LaBrott.
Those left to mourn her death were Her mother, Linda Points LaSalle and step-father, Dan LaSalle;
a son, Aaron Scott Endicott and
a half-sister; Heather LaSalle Bradshaw and
step-brother; Daniel E. LaSalle both of Tulsa, Oklahoma
Maternal grandmother; Zula Points of Grove, Oklahoma
paternal step-grandmother Virginia LaSalle
and a whole family of aunts and uncles and friends that dearly loved her.
Staci became diabetic when she was 12 years old and later as a young woman had a difficult time controlling her diabetes. It took its toll on her health and because of complications she was unable to battle it any longer.
¸.•..¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨) )
(¸.•.. (¸.•.. ♥ ♥ ♥♥ ♥ ♥
LIFE WITHOUT END AT LAST
Can you see, with your mind's eye,
Peoples dwelling together?
Sorrow has passed,
Peace at last!
Life without tears and pain.
Man and beast, living in peace,
cause no harm to each other.
Food will be there, all will share,
In what our God provides.
In those days old will grow young,
flesh revived as in childhood.
Troubles are gone, from now on.
No need to weep or fear.
Paradise all will enjoy,
As they sing of God's glory.
Yes everyday we will say,
"To God our maker thanks!"
Sing out with joy of heart.
You too can have a part.
Live for the day when you'll say:
"Life Without End At Last!"
___________
Staci passed away on Saturday, July 31, 2010 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was born July 8, 1968 in Webb City, Missouri at Jane Chinn hospital. Dr. Gregory delivered her.
She attended grade schools at Joplin and Waco schools and graduated from Parkwood High School in Joplin and Tulsa Community College with an associates degree.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Shelbi Kristine Endicott-LaBrott.
Those left to mourn her death were Her mother, Linda Points LaSalle and step-father, Dan LaSalle;
a son, Aaron Scott Endicott and
a half-sister; Heather LaSalle Bradshaw and
step-brother; Daniel E. LaSalle both of Tulsa, Oklahoma
Maternal grandmother; Zula Points of Grove, Oklahoma
paternal step-grandmother Virginia LaSalle
and a whole family of aunts and uncles and friends that dearly loved her.
Staci became diabetic when she was 12 years old and later as a young woman had a difficult time controlling her diabetes. It took its toll on her health and because of complications she was unable to battle it any longer.
¸.•..¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨) )
(¸.•.. (¸.•.. ♥ ♥ ♥♥ ♥ ♥
LIFE WITHOUT END AT LAST
Can you see, with your mind's eye,
Peoples dwelling together?
Sorrow has passed,
Peace at last!
Life without tears and pain.
Man and beast, living in peace,
cause no harm to each other.
Food will be there, all will share,
In what our God provides.
In those days old will grow young,
flesh revived as in childhood.
Troubles are gone, from now on.
No need to weep or fear.
Paradise all will enjoy,
As they sing of God's glory.
Yes everyday we will say,
"To God our maker thanks!"
Sing out with joy of heart.
You too can have a part.
Live for the day when you'll say:
"Life Without End At Last!"
___________
She attended grade schools at Joplin and Waco schools and graduated from Parkwood High School in Joplin and Tulsa Community College with an associates degree.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Shelbi Kristine Endicott-LaBrott.
Those left to mourn her death were Her mother, Linda Points LaSalle and step-father, Dan LaSalle;
a son, Aaron Scott Endicott and
a half-sister; Heather LaSalle Bradshaw and
step-brother; Daniel E. LaSalle both of Tulsa, Oklahoma
Maternal grandmother; Zula Points of Grove, Oklahoma
paternal step-grandmother Virginia LaSalle
and a whole family of aunts and uncles and friends that dearly loved her.
Staci became diabetic when she was 12 years old and later as a young woman had a difficult time controlling her diabetes. It took its toll on her health and because of complications she was unable to battle it any longer.
¸.•..¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨) )
(¸.•.. (¸.•.. ♥ ♥ ♥♥ ♥ ♥
LIFE WITHOUT END AT LAST
Can you see, with your mind's eye,
Peoples dwelling together?
Sorrow has passed,
Peace at last!
Life without tears and pain.
Man and beast, living in peace,
cause no harm to each other.
Food will be there, all will share,
In what our God provides.
In those days old will grow young,
flesh revived as in childhood.
Troubles are gone, from now on.
No need to weep or fear.
Paradise all will enjoy,
As they sing of God's glory.
Yes everyday we will say,
"To God our maker thanks!"
Sing out with joy of heart.
You too can have a part.
Live for the day when you'll say:
"Life Without End At Last!"
___________
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