Staci was the daughter of Lee (Smitty) Smith and Sharon Rose Gallagher Smith. Staci died at a very young age (33), like her father, Smitty (36).
Smitty was my husband, and I was widowed at age, 35. We had 2 children, Staci Lee Smith and Todd Michael Smith.
Staci had married Charles Chuck Misner, he was from NY. They were divorced when she died and they never had any children.
A picture of her being held by her Father when she was just a few days old.
In the picture when she was about 1 yr old, she is being held by my mother and her grandmother.
Mom lived with us, and we lived with her, for awhile when Staci was very small. And Mom became very attached to Staci and Staci loved her grandmother Gallagher very much.
Click on photo's to enlarge and read more info. And click on the link at bottom to see more pictures. I have put on a lot of pictures of Staci and her family so please click on the link to see all photo and their captions.
Staci she is truly missed by all. Especially, her brother Todd and Mother.
"Gone but not Forgotten"
Our greatest losses in life are loved ones, who've passed on, always hard to handle, but harder when the order is wrong. The pain of losing a lifetime mate is a crushing blow, at the least, a terrible ache that won't dissipate,
that buckles the heart with the knees. But what greater loss for parents, than a child born of their flesh, cut off an arm - cut out a heart, such pain would surely be less.
Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on. Cherished memories will never fade because one loved is gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart. For as long as there is a memory they live with in our heart.
Smitty was my husband, and I was widowed at age, 35. We had 2 children, Staci Lee Smith and Todd Michael Smith.
Staci had married Charles Chuck Misner, he was from NY. They were divorced when she died and they never had any children.
A picture of her being held by her Father when she was just a few days old.
In the picture when she was about 1 yr old, she is being held by my mother and her grandmother.
Mom lived with us, and we lived with her, for awhile when Staci was very small. And Mom became very attached to Staci and Staci loved her grandmother Gallagher very much.
Click on photo's to enlarge and read more info. And click on the link at bottom to see more pictures. I have put on a lot of pictures of Staci and her family so please click on the link to see all photo and their captions.
Staci she is truly missed by all. Especially, her brother Todd and Mother.
"Gone but not Forgotten"
Our greatest losses in life are loved ones, who've passed on, always hard to handle, but harder when the order is wrong. The pain of losing a lifetime mate is a crushing blow, at the least, a terrible ache that won't dissipate,
that buckles the heart with the knees. But what greater loss for parents, than a child born of their flesh, cut off an arm - cut out a heart, such pain would surely be less.
Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on. Cherished memories will never fade because one loved is gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart. For as long as there is a memory they live with in our heart.
Staci was the daughter of Lee (Smitty) Smith and Sharon Rose Gallagher Smith. Staci died at a very young age (33), like her father, Smitty (36).
Smitty was my husband, and I was widowed at age, 35. We had 2 children, Staci Lee Smith and Todd Michael Smith.
Staci had married Charles Chuck Misner, he was from NY. They were divorced when she died and they never had any children.
A picture of her being held by her Father when she was just a few days old.
In the picture when she was about 1 yr old, she is being held by my mother and her grandmother.
Mom lived with us, and we lived with her, for awhile when Staci was very small. And Mom became very attached to Staci and Staci loved her grandmother Gallagher very much.
Click on photo's to enlarge and read more info. And click on the link at bottom to see more pictures. I have put on a lot of pictures of Staci and her family so please click on the link to see all photo and their captions.
Staci she is truly missed by all. Especially, her brother Todd and Mother.
"Gone but not Forgotten"
Our greatest losses in life are loved ones, who've passed on, always hard to handle, but harder when the order is wrong. The pain of losing a lifetime mate is a crushing blow, at the least, a terrible ache that won't dissipate,
that buckles the heart with the knees. But what greater loss for parents, than a child born of their flesh, cut off an arm - cut out a heart, such pain would surely be less.
Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on. Cherished memories will never fade because one loved is gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart. For as long as there is a memory they live with in our heart.
Smitty was my husband, and I was widowed at age, 35. We had 2 children, Staci Lee Smith and Todd Michael Smith.
Staci had married Charles Chuck Misner, he was from NY. They were divorced when she died and they never had any children.
A picture of her being held by her Father when she was just a few days old.
In the picture when she was about 1 yr old, she is being held by my mother and her grandmother.
Mom lived with us, and we lived with her, for awhile when Staci was very small. And Mom became very attached to Staci and Staci loved her grandmother Gallagher very much.
Click on photo's to enlarge and read more info. And click on the link at bottom to see more pictures. I have put on a lot of pictures of Staci and her family so please click on the link to see all photo and their captions.
Staci she is truly missed by all. Especially, her brother Todd and Mother.
"Gone but not Forgotten"
Our greatest losses in life are loved ones, who've passed on, always hard to handle, but harder when the order is wrong. The pain of losing a lifetime mate is a crushing blow, at the least, a terrible ache that won't dissipate,
that buckles the heart with the knees. But what greater loss for parents, than a child born of their flesh, cut off an arm - cut out a heart, such pain would surely be less.
Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on. Cherished memories will never fade because one loved is gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart. For as long as there is a memory they live with in our heart.
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