Stephanie Lumbert - Online Memorial Website

I use to babysit my little cousin when she was three and four years old.  She was such a spunky child.  Quite the chatterbox, she always had questions.  Stephanie RAN everywhere she went.  She loved shopping with her mom and even at three knew what it was her mother needed to purchase whether they needed it or not.  In the evening she would run around the house in her footie pajamas.  She would run but drag her feet at the same time, sometimes making enough static electricity to make her hair stand up on its ends.  Bedtime was not an option until daddy gave her a horsie ride or two and tumbled around on the floor like a gold medal gymnist.  Even though I did not know Stephanie as an adult, that little girl went with her into her adult life.  Thank you Stephanie for introducing me in your own little insistant way to my husband.  Little did I know that when you took my hand as we walked to the park, you were taking me to my destiny.  God be with you til we meet again.

 

Hi all I was Stephanies friend for almost thirty years. It is with sad remorse that I write this goodbye. I always talked to Steph at least every other day. I talked to her at 4:30 the day she died. I still feel it in my heart the pain of that goodbye being my last. I will forever remember sitting at funway and smoking cigarettes at too young of an age and talking about boys til the wee hours of the morning. She may be gone but my memories will forever be intact. God Bless and Good -bye.  Patty