Birth date: May 31, 1936 Death date: Jan 3, 2023
Felanese (Stacey) Webb, age 86, of Dayton, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, January 3rd, 2023. She was born on May 31st, 1936 to Dover and Neddie (Mounts) Stacey. Felanese had a wide range of skills that allowed her to w Read Obituary
Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.
A tree for you Fel. Rest in peace
I would like to you ALL for your love and care for my Aunt Felnese she was my Mother's sister, she was a wonderful loving Auntshe worked a full time job and raised 2 boys and loved her grandchildren. I remember when our first son was born my Mom and Dad who were living in Va at the time couldn't come to be with us after our Son was born he was about 5 or 6 weeks old she drove down here and said get in the car we are going to take that Baby to see you Mom and Dad and we did it was such a surprise to them one of my favorite memories and her laughter she always was funny and knew how to make you laugh. When her and Mom (Lorene (Stacy) Morgan) got together they would sit and reminisce and laugh for hours. She was not afraid to get and go anywhere she loved the Appalachian Mountains where she grew up and loved her Family and God. Makes me so happy to see she was so Loved by her Christian brothers and Sisters in Christ I would like to thank you so much Pam Grushon and Jeremy Price for your care for our Aunt so many yearsWe were not able to attend so I want to thank you all for your love for her.In ChristD. Rivera
So glad we were able to see you when you could remember mom. (Ella \u201cLouise\u201d Stacey Rowe) I will always remember the crazy day we had when I was 16 driving you around Nashville so you could fill out job applications when you thought you might move to TN. You will always be loved and missed by all of us. Veronica Spann(niece)
In loving memory of Felanese Webb, your brother Floyd (Dean) Stacey.
I met Felanese several years ago when a few of us from church helped her move into an independent living apartment at Brookdale of Kettering. I was able to visit with her a lot and became instant friends. I learned right away that she was a meticulous housekeeper who enjoyed doing her own cooking.She was very picky about food! She and I would laugh about that.She enjoyed being with people, shopping, getting her hair cut and styled. I took a picture of her almost every time we had her hair done. She said \u201cI love you\u201d a lot. She meant it too! As she progressed to assisted living and a few moves, she always declared her love for her favorite aides. Felanese always wanted to be at worship and when she couldn\u2019t make it she was sad. She even brought guests with her from two different facilities where she lived.Dementia is a cruel disease and as it progressed to Alzheimers there were some changes that made life easier even if she didn\u2019t realize it. She began to enjoy all foods and forgot about the things that hurt her heart and no longer cried over them. As recently as three or four weeks ago; she mentioned wanting to go to worship. That was the first time in a while she had said that. She loved the Lord and longed to meet Him. She always hoped for her friends and family to know and serve Him!Please visit us at the Cornerstone church of Christ in Centerville and meet her spiritual family!I will miss Felanese on this earth and have the hope to see her again.
My grandmother will be dearly missed. She was such a big part of my childhood and helped make me who I am today. I love her so much and have so many happy memories with her. Going home to the Lord is something she talked about frequently and I take comfort in that she is now with Him. -Stacy Klug
For Pam Thank you from Mary Alice Stacey
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Conner & Koch Life Celebration Funeral Home
