Stacy Moyer
January 31, 2014
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Stacy L. Moyer, 45, passed away at Bright Kavanagh on Friday, January 31, 2014.
Stacy was born April 17, 1968 in Corona, California. She’ll be loved and missed by all of her sons. She was generous and giving, opening her heart and home to those in need.
Stacy is survived by her sons: Zachary Tyler Moyer (Jane), Kevin Cody Hemhauser, and Samuel James Gilbert; daughter, Ryleigh Rain Moyer; grandchildren: Laisha, Ingrid, Melanie, and Allison; mother, Charlotta Moyer; siblings, Tobey Moyer (Ginger) and Krystal Moyer (Teresa); and nephews, Christopher and Anthony Moyer.
She was preceded in death by her father, Larry Lee and grandparents.
According to Stacy’s wishes, cremation has occurred. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Condolences may be expressed at www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com.
jacob
01/31/2016
its been a long two years without stacy and not a day goes by that im not gratefull for her. she took me in and loved me as if i was her own son. because of her i now have many brothers and sisters who i love deeply. God has very many great and amazing angels and Stacy Moyer is one of them
RoRo
07/15/2014
She was an amazing woman. So strong, and motivated to have a good life. She taught me a lot about life. Her smile was contagious and her laugh would always cheer you up. She had a significant impact on me as a teenager. She supported me when most didn't. She will never be forgotten.
Kathy
02/04/2014
I hold a lot of great memories growing up with Stacy and all the fun we had in Corona as children. I am so glad we got to spend that time together as adults and I could once again see how much she had to offer the world. Now she can watch over us and wait for us all to join her. God bless you Stacy, find peace dear girl.
Todd Gilbert
02/03/2014
If it wasn't for Stacy I would have never found my son who is awesome. Last time I saw her in California she promised she would have the boys with her and safe and the night I got to Iowa I walked in her house and there they were ;) I am thankful I got to appoligise to her and remember why that hippie chick was my friend. I will miss you and live you forever. Thank you for everything you did for all of us. Peace. To be absent from the body is to be present in Christ.
Tia Cooney
02/02/2014
Even though I didn't know Stacy a long time she was always there for me through hard times with open arms. Stacy had a strong loving heart, I love you Stacy. You will be missed greatly but never forgotten. All the great memories and laughs we shared together will be remembered forever. Thank you for everything you have done for me and for all the struggles you helped me through. You were a very insperational woman and I will never forget you.
Love you very much Mama Stacy!!
Carrie
02/02/2014
I will always remember Stacy as a caring cousin who loved to laugh. My condolences to her boys, Krystal, Tobey, and Aunt Lotta. She will be missed. I am grateful for the memories.
Rex
02/02/2014
Stacy was such a great person, the best, kindest person I knew. She accepted me into her family and always had open arms and an open heart to me. She was my mom, maybe not by blood, but that doesn't necessarily determine family. I will always remember her as a loving person, always willing to help someone out who was done o their luck. She was also very forgiving, anyone will tell you that. She had her ups and downs, just like anyone else, but she always maintained a positive outlook on whatever she had on her mind. She wasn't one to talk bad on someone, and always looked for the good in people. She genuinely had the biggest heart out of anyone I knew. She had so many people she took in and claimed as her own, and through all those people, she will continue to live. Her earthly life may be over, but her eternal one is just beginning, and that's a whole new journey we can all hope to enjoy with her when our own time is up. Love you Stacy, your memory will never be forgotten!
Sherri
02/01/2014
So many memories will live on in my heart you'll still be able to make me laugh.
Go with God little cousin, we'll meet again in heaven.
Aunt Sharron
02/01/2014
Stacy was always a happy child, laughing and loved to tease and make jokes. She had her ups and downs through life, but through it all she always opened her heart to others. She was creative and generous to a fault. I cherish the time we had together at our female family outing to Disneyworld. May her sons remember the good times and know she always loved them. May Jesus take her home where she will reunite with the family that went before, and we can someday join them.
Aunt Becky
02/01/2014
I was honored to know Stacy all her life. As a child she was always laughing and being funny. All her life during good times and bad she cared for others. She could craft like no other and her creative ideas were superb . May she be in Jesus' loving arms and her and I will walk in heaven some day. To her sons choose to embrace all the good times and remember she loved you.