Kayla's grandmother told me that she was killed by a drunk driver.
Obituary from The Bitterroot Star:
Kayla Rose Stacy, 15, of Stevensville, was tragically taken from her family on Wednesday, May 23, 2007.
She was born on March 19, 1992 in Missoula to Jason Stacy and Amanda Pecka. Kayla was a student at the Stevensville High School, just finishing up her freshman year. She enjoyed country music, having coffee and doing lunch with the girls. She also spent a lot of her time babysitting for all her friends and family's children. Kayla loved children, always sharing their smiles and laughter.
Kayla's smile and eyes reflected her beautiful soul. She was cherished by all that knew her; knowing that she would always be there. Even at such a tender age, she seemed to have the wisdom and understanding to help people in their time of need.
With Kayla passing we are reminded that life is to be celebrated and cherished. Although we will miss her beautiful smile, she will forever remain in our hearts. Through her, each one of us has created wonderful memories to cherish for a lifetime. She will forever be that angel watching over us.
Kayla was preceded in death by Uncle Dirk Adams of Helena and Great Grandma Velma Hutton of Kalispell.
Survivors include her parents, Amanda and Kelly Pecka, Stevensville and Jason Stacy, Stevensville; grandparents Karen and Joseph Walker, Stevensville, and Blake and Jan Adams, Blaine, WA and Dennie Briggs, AR; grandparents Janet McInroy, Fairbanks, AK and Dennis and Debi Stacy, Fairbanks, AK; favorite aunts Ashley Walker, Christina Ellsworth, Sabrina Newman, Di Cooper and Robyn Hawk; favorite uncles Scott Adams, Dan Cooper and Tony Stacy, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at the Whitesitt Funeral Home in Stevensville with the Rev. Steven Burns officiating.
Burial was at Riverside Cemetery in Stevensville. A potluck reception followed at the St. Mary's Family Center.
Pallbearers were Sammy Lubbers, Scott Adams, Dan Cooper, Cliff Wallace, Tony Stacy and Tim Grooms.
Obituary from The Bitterroot Star:
Kayla Rose Stacy, 15, of Stevensville, was tragically taken from her family on Wednesday, May 23, 2007.
She was born on March 19, 1992 in Missoula to Jason Stacy and Amanda Pecka. Kayla was a student at the Stevensville High School, just finishing up her freshman year. She enjoyed country music, having coffee and doing lunch with the girls. She also spent a lot of her time babysitting for all her friends and family's children. Kayla loved children, always sharing their smiles and laughter.
Kayla's smile and eyes reflected her beautiful soul. She was cherished by all that knew her; knowing that she would always be there. Even at such a tender age, she seemed to have the wisdom and understanding to help people in their time of need.
With Kayla passing we are reminded that life is to be celebrated and cherished. Although we will miss her beautiful smile, she will forever remain in our hearts. Through her, each one of us has created wonderful memories to cherish for a lifetime. She will forever be that angel watching over us.
Kayla was preceded in death by Uncle Dirk Adams of Helena and Great Grandma Velma Hutton of Kalispell.
Survivors include her parents, Amanda and Kelly Pecka, Stevensville and Jason Stacy, Stevensville; grandparents Karen and Joseph Walker, Stevensville, and Blake and Jan Adams, Blaine, WA and Dennie Briggs, AR; grandparents Janet McInroy, Fairbanks, AK and Dennis and Debi Stacy, Fairbanks, AK; favorite aunts Ashley Walker, Christina Ellsworth, Sabrina Newman, Di Cooper and Robyn Hawk; favorite uncles Scott Adams, Dan Cooper and Tony Stacy, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at the Whitesitt Funeral Home in Stevensville with the Rev. Steven Burns officiating.
Burial was at Riverside Cemetery in Stevensville. A potluck reception followed at the St. Mary's Family Center.
Pallbearers were Sammy Lubbers, Scott Adams, Dan Cooper, Cliff Wallace, Tony Stacy and Tim Grooms.
Kayla's grandmother told me that she was killed by a drunk driver.
Obituary from The Bitterroot Star:
Kayla Rose Stacy, 15, of Stevensville, was tragically taken from her family on Wednesday, May 23, 2007.
She was born on March 19, 1992 in Missoula to Jason Stacy and Amanda Pecka. Kayla was a student at the Stevensville High School, just finishing up her freshman year. She enjoyed country music, having coffee and doing lunch with the girls. She also spent a lot of her time babysitting for all her friends and family's children. Kayla loved children, always sharing their smiles and laughter.
Kayla's smile and eyes reflected her beautiful soul. She was cherished by all that knew her; knowing that she would always be there. Even at such a tender age, she seemed to have the wisdom and understanding to help people in their time of need.
With Kayla passing we are reminded that life is to be celebrated and cherished. Although we will miss her beautiful smile, she will forever remain in our hearts. Through her, each one of us has created wonderful memories to cherish for a lifetime. She will forever be that angel watching over us.
Kayla was preceded in death by Uncle Dirk Adams of Helena and Great Grandma Velma Hutton of Kalispell.
Survivors include her parents, Amanda and Kelly Pecka, Stevensville and Jason Stacy, Stevensville; grandparents Karen and Joseph Walker, Stevensville, and Blake and Jan Adams, Blaine, WA and Dennie Briggs, AR; grandparents Janet McInroy, Fairbanks, AK and Dennis and Debi Stacy, Fairbanks, AK; favorite aunts Ashley Walker, Christina Ellsworth, Sabrina Newman, Di Cooper and Robyn Hawk; favorite uncles Scott Adams, Dan Cooper and Tony Stacy, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at the Whitesitt Funeral Home in Stevensville with the Rev. Steven Burns officiating.
Burial was at Riverside Cemetery in Stevensville. A potluck reception followed at the St. Mary's Family Center.
Pallbearers were Sammy Lubbers, Scott Adams, Dan Cooper, Cliff Wallace, Tony Stacy and Tim Grooms.
Obituary from The Bitterroot Star:
Kayla Rose Stacy, 15, of Stevensville, was tragically taken from her family on Wednesday, May 23, 2007.
She was born on March 19, 1992 in Missoula to Jason Stacy and Amanda Pecka. Kayla was a student at the Stevensville High School, just finishing up her freshman year. She enjoyed country music, having coffee and doing lunch with the girls. She also spent a lot of her time babysitting for all her friends and family's children. Kayla loved children, always sharing their smiles and laughter.
Kayla's smile and eyes reflected her beautiful soul. She was cherished by all that knew her; knowing that she would always be there. Even at such a tender age, she seemed to have the wisdom and understanding to help people in their time of need.
With Kayla passing we are reminded that life is to be celebrated and cherished. Although we will miss her beautiful smile, she will forever remain in our hearts. Through her, each one of us has created wonderful memories to cherish for a lifetime. She will forever be that angel watching over us.
Kayla was preceded in death by Uncle Dirk Adams of Helena and Great Grandma Velma Hutton of Kalispell.
Survivors include her parents, Amanda and Kelly Pecka, Stevensville and Jason Stacy, Stevensville; grandparents Karen and Joseph Walker, Stevensville, and Blake and Jan Adams, Blaine, WA and Dennie Briggs, AR; grandparents Janet McInroy, Fairbanks, AK and Dennis and Debi Stacy, Fairbanks, AK; favorite aunts Ashley Walker, Christina Ellsworth, Sabrina Newman, Di Cooper and Robyn Hawk; favorite uncles Scott Adams, Dan Cooper and Tony Stacy, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at the Whitesitt Funeral Home in Stevensville with the Rev. Steven Burns officiating.
Burial was at Riverside Cemetery in Stevensville. A potluck reception followed at the St. Mary's Family Center.
Pallbearers were Sammy Lubbers, Scott Adams, Dan Cooper, Cliff Wallace, Tony Stacy and Tim Grooms.
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