Stacey R. Phillips

stacey phillips

January 21, 1976 ~ October 27, 2022

Stacey R. Phillips, 46, of Columbus, died at 8:10 p.m., October 27, 2022. Stacey was born January 21. 1976 in Greensburgh, the daughter of Kim and Penny Jo Phillips. Stacey was a lover of poetry, often writing things from her own perspective of life and heart. She enjoyed doing arts and crafts. She loved music and would randomly send songs to friends and family during any given day. She was always the biggest fan at any sporting event. The most important things in Stacey’s life were her children, family, friends and her dog, Lily. Stacey will be remembered for being a free spirit. She will be greatly missed. A celebration of life will take place at 7:00 p.m. Friday, November 4, 2022, at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home. Calling will be from 4:00 p.m. until service begins at 7:00. Memorials may be made Darrion Phillips through the funeral home. Survivors include a son, Darrion Phillips of Columbus, daughters, Olivia Phillips of Columbus and Kimbriana Settles of Laurel, Indiana; brothers, Travis (Erika) Phillips of Greensburgh and Bruce Allen (Angel) Phillips of Columbus; a grandmother, Rose Hellmich of Greensburgh. She was preceded in death by her parents. Arrangements entrusted to Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home

 

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  1. My heart goes out to Stacey’s loved ones and her children 💔. I loved Stacey dearly, such a sweetheart, down to earth. Loved to make everyone laugh, but overall so very caring. She treated every one of us like her own. Her heart was full of gold and such good spirit 💛 I’m gonna miss our fun times and laughing with you. And you silly hats and random stuff you always had. Oh and your good jokes always had a laugh. I love you so much 💓 rest in peace 🙏

  2. I grew up with Stacey. I met her when I was 16. My mom used to call us “little duo’s.” It became a staple for her and for us. We started calling each other “little duos.” And when we grew up and were mothers, 20 years later, we called our kids “little duo’s.” Stacey was one of my closest and dearest friends growing up. We all were inseparable. I’ll forever hold a piece of her in my heart.

  3. I am so very sorry for your alls loss. Rest in peace Stacey. We all grew up together and had such a great time as kids. I am sorry that I can’t be there because I live in Florida now. My heart goes out to the family. Love and prayers🙏❤️

  4. I am so sorry Darrion, Olivia and Kimbriana, and family. My heart is heavy and filled with such sadness right now. Although I’ve known Stacey since high school 100 years ago, it was in our 30’s when we became close friends, and Stacey became the best friend I’ve ever had. She was there for me through some of my roughest times and I’m sure that without her I wouldn’t have pulled through the way I did. Stacey was so inspirational and supportive, and knew how to boost the smallest of confidence. It sounds so cliche, but Stacey would light up any room she entered. She was so FULL of life and love. Stacey and I sometimes could go a month or two or more without talking just because life is busy. When we would finally reach out to one another, it was like we would just pick up where we left off. Like we had only been apart for one day. I am so deeply sorry and so sad that Im not going to get that “catch up” call. I just can’t believe it. Stacey you are and forever will be deeply missed. I love you baneepha ! See you on the flip side❤️

    • I had many great memories with you Stacey. I wish we would of kept in touch more. We will all miss you…RIP!

  5. This Moment

    Just to be in this moment,
    to break away from the past
    to have your dreams come true,
    and pray that they will last.
    Just to live in the present,
    for we know that it’s a gift
    to treasure this very moment,
    for we know it’s heaven sent.
    To release the painful memories
    to no longer feel the sorrow,
    for though we’re here this moment
    no one is promised tomorrow.

    Stacey R Phillips
    ————-

    Have Faith

    Throughout our lives each and everyone of us
    will approach obstacles, challenges,
    pressures and fears
    We must be willing to stand up for ourself,
    fight for ones dignity, stand tall when you feel belittled
    Don’t allow another to take away your self worth
    Set goals and follow through with them
    tell yourself you are capable
    You can and you will
    face your troubles
    for we all share the same
    We all experience painful issues

    We all must see through them
    one way or another and we can.
    Wake up each morning & tell yourself
    that today will be a good day
    do something for you,
    give a compliment to someone,
    Simply look in the mirror & say to yourself
    “I am who I am, I’m just as important as the next person, I love ME.”

    Have faith, because YOU are just as important.
    -Stacey R. Phillips

  6. I might her at the shelter 3 yrs ago. We both have been through a lot but one thing I will remember she always had my back an me hers. Going to miss her a lot. Prayers to the kids I am on Facebook if you need to talk.

  7. Sorry for the family and friends loss. I remember Stacey as a teenager hanging out with my sister Andrea. She was always a nice person. RIP

    • We had some good times as teenagers. Thank you Stacia for posting this. Love and prayers to the family and her 3 kiddos💔🙏

  8. you were the most best mother i knew. although i’m not your real child i will always call you my mom. you were so uplifting and knew how to light a room up no matter the vibe. i’m so grateful that i had time to meet you and your daughter in this lifetime. we love and miss you so much beautiful. even though you are no longer here even talking about you still makes everyone happy. you had a real gift momma stacey. may your beautiful soul fly high at peace🕊️️🤍.


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