Stephanie Sue Full Elliott, 41 of Parkersburg, WV, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, June 8th, 2018 at Camden Clark Medical Center after having a massive heart attack. She was born on October 29, 1976 in Parkersburg, WV, daughter of Larry and Patricia Full, granddaughter to Don and Eilene Full and Jackson and Rosetta Adams.
Stephanie was happiest when surrounded by her family, friends and loved ones. She was a loving and devoted mother to her four children and also to several “adopted kids” she had taken in over the years. Being “Mom” was the greatest title she ever held. Her kids were the light of her life, her motivation and strength. She was very close to her babies and shared a special connection with each one, but made sure to express the importance of being there for one another. As much as she loved being a mother, being “Nanan” to her two grandbabies was the absolute best because she could spoil them as much as she wanted and possibly could! Steph recently got engaged to her soulmate, best friend and confidant, her love “Her Bobby”. The love they shared was the kind you find in fairytales. When they weren’t at home spending time and making memories with the kids, they were turning everyday events into adventures. Hiking Old Man’s Cave, attending their nephew’s birthday party and going to Rock on the Range, just to name a few. Everyone knows that Steph was a huge music lover, Rock and Roll being her favorite genre. She seized every opportunity possible to go watch a show or attend a concert but her favorite was Bobby singing her Alice in Chains!
Stephanie was so full of life, energy, spunk and pizzazz. She had a magnetic personality, fantastic sense of humor and the uncanny ability to turn ordinary nights into extraordinary ones. Steph had a huge heart, a kind soul and was as beautiful on the outside as she was on the inside. She loved making others smile and was guilty of going above and beyond to make those she loved happy. She had a kind and generous soul and if she was capable of helping, then she was willing to help others out in life. She stayed true even after her sudden death by donating organs and tissues to help others survive.
In addition to her parents, Stephanie is survived by her four children, Brianna “Bri” Lee Treadway, Dalton Douglas Treadway, Bryce James Treadway and Kendra “Kendie” Elaine Elliott, all of Parkersburg, WV; two grandchildren, Leeyah Jade Miller and Liam Scott Miller; her Fiance, Robert Patrick Kanitz, of Parkersburg WV; two sisters, Tiffany Grover and Stacie Nesslerotte; two brothers, Derek Douglas Full and Kyle Patrick Full; seven nephews, Blake, Brody, Mason, Cooper, Kyler, Ayden and Oscar; four nieces, Kaydence, Nora, Quinn and Athena; many cousins and her closest was Jessica Bennett; In-laws to be, mother-in-law, Tammy Lynn Pfaff; sisters-in-law and their spouses, Holly Pfaff and Ryan Fleak, Heather Pfaff and Christopher Hubbard; brothers-in-law, Jonathan Pfaff II and James Pfaff; too many friends to even begin to list, but her Best Friend was Kurt Jeffers.
Funeral Services will be held at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 10, 2018 at Lambert-Tatman Funeral Home, 2333 Pike St., south Parkersburg with Dr. David Carrico officiating. Visitation will be from 2-7 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral home.
The family would like Thank you all very much for coming to give the condolences and to pay your respects to an amazing woman, who has gone far too soon. June 8th, 2018 will forever be the day the world got a little darker and the music got a little quieter.
“The Song is Ended, But the melody lingers on”
-Irving Berlin
News and Sentinel
June 2018
Stephanie was happiest when surrounded by her family, friends and loved ones. She was a loving and devoted mother to her four children and also to several “adopted kids” she had taken in over the years. Being “Mom” was the greatest title she ever held. Her kids were the light of her life, her motivation and strength. She was very close to her babies and shared a special connection with each one, but made sure to express the importance of being there for one another. As much as she loved being a mother, being “Nanan” to her two grandbabies was the absolute best because she could spoil them as much as she wanted and possibly could! Steph recently got engaged to her soulmate, best friend and confidant, her love “Her Bobby”. The love they shared was the kind you find in fairytales. When they weren’t at home spending time and making memories with the kids, they were turning everyday events into adventures. Hiking Old Man’s Cave, attending their nephew’s birthday party and going to Rock on the Range, just to name a few. Everyone knows that Steph was a huge music lover, Rock and Roll being her favorite genre. She seized every opportunity possible to go watch a show or attend a concert but her favorite was Bobby singing her Alice in Chains!
Stephanie was so full of life, energy, spunk and pizzazz. She had a magnetic personality, fantastic sense of humor and the uncanny ability to turn ordinary nights into extraordinary ones. Steph had a huge heart, a kind soul and was as beautiful on the outside as she was on the inside. She loved making others smile and was guilty of going above and beyond to make those she loved happy. She had a kind and generous soul and if she was capable of helping, then she was willing to help others out in life. She stayed true even after her sudden death by donating organs and tissues to help others survive.
In addition to her parents, Stephanie is survived by her four children, Brianna “Bri” Lee Treadway, Dalton Douglas Treadway, Bryce James Treadway and Kendra “Kendie” Elaine Elliott, all of Parkersburg, WV; two grandchildren, Leeyah Jade Miller and Liam Scott Miller; her Fiance, Robert Patrick Kanitz, of Parkersburg WV; two sisters, Tiffany Grover and Stacie Nesslerotte; two brothers, Derek Douglas Full and Kyle Patrick Full; seven nephews, Blake, Brody, Mason, Cooper, Kyler, Ayden and Oscar; four nieces, Kaydence, Nora, Quinn and Athena; many cousins and her closest was Jessica Bennett; In-laws to be, mother-in-law, Tammy Lynn Pfaff; sisters-in-law and their spouses, Holly Pfaff and Ryan Fleak, Heather Pfaff and Christopher Hubbard; brothers-in-law, Jonathan Pfaff II and James Pfaff; too many friends to even begin to list, but her Best Friend was Kurt Jeffers.
Funeral Services will be held at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 10, 2018 at Lambert-Tatman Funeral Home, 2333 Pike St., south Parkersburg with Dr. David Carrico officiating. Visitation will be from 2-7 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral home.
The family would like Thank you all very much for coming to give the condolences and to pay your respects to an amazing woman, who has gone far too soon. June 8th, 2018 will forever be the day the world got a little darker and the music got a little quieter.
“The Song is Ended, But the melody lingers on”
-Irving Berlin
News and Sentinel
June 2018
Stephanie Sue Full Elliott, 41 of Parkersburg, WV, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, June 8th, 2018 at Camden Clark Medical Center after having a massive heart attack. She was born on October 29, 1976 in Parkersburg, WV, daughter of Larry and Patricia Full, granddaughter to Don and Eilene Full and Jackson and Rosetta Adams.
Stephanie was happiest when surrounded by her family, friends and loved ones. She was a loving and devoted mother to her four children and also to several “adopted kids” she had taken in over the years. Being “Mom” was the greatest title she ever held. Her kids were the light of her life, her motivation and strength. She was very close to her babies and shared a special connection with each one, but made sure to express the importance of being there for one another. As much as she loved being a mother, being “Nanan” to her two grandbabies was the absolute best because she could spoil them as much as she wanted and possibly could! Steph recently got engaged to her soulmate, best friend and confidant, her love “Her Bobby”. The love they shared was the kind you find in fairytales. When they weren’t at home spending time and making memories with the kids, they were turning everyday events into adventures. Hiking Old Man’s Cave, attending their nephew’s birthday party and going to Rock on the Range, just to name a few. Everyone knows that Steph was a huge music lover, Rock and Roll being her favorite genre. She seized every opportunity possible to go watch a show or attend a concert but her favorite was Bobby singing her Alice in Chains!
Stephanie was so full of life, energy, spunk and pizzazz. She had a magnetic personality, fantastic sense of humor and the uncanny ability to turn ordinary nights into extraordinary ones. Steph had a huge heart, a kind soul and was as beautiful on the outside as she was on the inside. She loved making others smile and was guilty of going above and beyond to make those she loved happy. She had a kind and generous soul and if she was capable of helping, then she was willing to help others out in life. She stayed true even after her sudden death by donating organs and tissues to help others survive.
In addition to her parents, Stephanie is survived by her four children, Brianna “Bri” Lee Treadway, Dalton Douglas Treadway, Bryce James Treadway and Kendra “Kendie” Elaine Elliott, all of Parkersburg, WV; two grandchildren, Leeyah Jade Miller and Liam Scott Miller; her Fiance, Robert Patrick Kanitz, of Parkersburg WV; two sisters, Tiffany Grover and Stacie Nesslerotte; two brothers, Derek Douglas Full and Kyle Patrick Full; seven nephews, Blake, Brody, Mason, Cooper, Kyler, Ayden and Oscar; four nieces, Kaydence, Nora, Quinn and Athena; many cousins and her closest was Jessica Bennett; In-laws to be, mother-in-law, Tammy Lynn Pfaff; sisters-in-law and their spouses, Holly Pfaff and Ryan Fleak, Heather Pfaff and Christopher Hubbard; brothers-in-law, Jonathan Pfaff II and James Pfaff; too many friends to even begin to list, but her Best Friend was Kurt Jeffers.
Funeral Services will be held at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 10, 2018 at Lambert-Tatman Funeral Home, 2333 Pike St., south Parkersburg with Dr. David Carrico officiating. Visitation will be from 2-7 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral home.
The family would like Thank you all very much for coming to give the condolences and to pay your respects to an amazing woman, who has gone far too soon. June 8th, 2018 will forever be the day the world got a little darker and the music got a little quieter.
“The Song is Ended, But the melody lingers on”
-Irving Berlin
News and Sentinel
June 2018
Stephanie was happiest when surrounded by her family, friends and loved ones. She was a loving and devoted mother to her four children and also to several “adopted kids” she had taken in over the years. Being “Mom” was the greatest title she ever held. Her kids were the light of her life, her motivation and strength. She was very close to her babies and shared a special connection with each one, but made sure to express the importance of being there for one another. As much as she loved being a mother, being “Nanan” to her two grandbabies was the absolute best because she could spoil them as much as she wanted and possibly could! Steph recently got engaged to her soulmate, best friend and confidant, her love “Her Bobby”. The love they shared was the kind you find in fairytales. When they weren’t at home spending time and making memories with the kids, they were turning everyday events into adventures. Hiking Old Man’s Cave, attending their nephew’s birthday party and going to Rock on the Range, just to name a few. Everyone knows that Steph was a huge music lover, Rock and Roll being her favorite genre. She seized every opportunity possible to go watch a show or attend a concert but her favorite was Bobby singing her Alice in Chains!
Stephanie was so full of life, energy, spunk and pizzazz. She had a magnetic personality, fantastic sense of humor and the uncanny ability to turn ordinary nights into extraordinary ones. Steph had a huge heart, a kind soul and was as beautiful on the outside as she was on the inside. She loved making others smile and was guilty of going above and beyond to make those she loved happy. She had a kind and generous soul and if she was capable of helping, then she was willing to help others out in life. She stayed true even after her sudden death by donating organs and tissues to help others survive.
In addition to her parents, Stephanie is survived by her four children, Brianna “Bri” Lee Treadway, Dalton Douglas Treadway, Bryce James Treadway and Kendra “Kendie” Elaine Elliott, all of Parkersburg, WV; two grandchildren, Leeyah Jade Miller and Liam Scott Miller; her Fiance, Robert Patrick Kanitz, of Parkersburg WV; two sisters, Tiffany Grover and Stacie Nesslerotte; two brothers, Derek Douglas Full and Kyle Patrick Full; seven nephews, Blake, Brody, Mason, Cooper, Kyler, Ayden and Oscar; four nieces, Kaydence, Nora, Quinn and Athena; many cousins and her closest was Jessica Bennett; In-laws to be, mother-in-law, Tammy Lynn Pfaff; sisters-in-law and their spouses, Holly Pfaff and Ryan Fleak, Heather Pfaff and Christopher Hubbard; brothers-in-law, Jonathan Pfaff II and James Pfaff; too many friends to even begin to list, but her Best Friend was Kurt Jeffers.
Funeral Services will be held at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 10, 2018 at Lambert-Tatman Funeral Home, 2333 Pike St., south Parkersburg with Dr. David Carrico officiating. Visitation will be from 2-7 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral home.
The family would like Thank you all very much for coming to give the condolences and to pay your respects to an amazing woman, who has gone far too soon. June 8th, 2018 will forever be the day the world got a little darker and the music got a little quieter.
“The Song is Ended, But the melody lingers on”
-Irving Berlin
News and Sentinel
June 2018
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