Condolence: It was my privilege to be Stephanie's caregiver. But more than that, to be her friend. An intelligent, witty, caring woman who had a lot of love to give. Our car rides with coffee, long chats at West Beach, and our God-talks will forever be what I hold on to. She loved her children and grandchildren children more than anything and simple things like her grand sons games and grand daughters ballet recitals were things that brought great joy. As well as her precious kitty, Trillby, who she would get so tickled at just watching her play. We talked often of how Parkinson's was 'expectidely unexpected' but would never define who she was. Because she was a force of nature. Who brought love and joy to many. And I'm so very happy I got to be part of that. As always, my friend..... Love you back.

Condolence: We are deeply saddened hearing of the passing of our dear friend, Stephanie. Arnold has known her since first grade and has kept in regular contact with her all these years. Your Mom was a sweet, tender, caring lady who tried her best to take care of you children. We are sincerely sorry you have lost your very best friend.