Stacey Graham's Memorial
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Ms. Stacey Graham, a faithful child of God, a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a leader, a teacher, a role-model, a legacy of Primrose School of Julington Creek. Stacey was born May 14, 1967 and went to be with the Lord on January 7, 2018; welcomed at the gates by her Mother, I'm sure we can all agree.
Ms. Graham, as all of her Primrose students and parents know her as, was a Preschool teacher that Parents couldn't wait for their "trying" three year olds to get and she had the pleasure of teaching many siblings. Her presence alone was like no others and the love and respect that the kids had for her was tremendous. Students would return year after year (even after graduating Primrose) and would make a bee-line to Ms. Graham's classroom for one of her one-of-a-kind hugs! She could've been having the roughest of mornings but once she entered her classroom, her eyes lit up and she'd be tackled by 20 some odd arms and legs wrapping around her giving her her morning love!
Stacey battled multiple medical conditions and issues, from diabetes to suffering a stroke last year; which pushed her to retire from her teaching career years before she (or anyone else in the Primrose Family) was ready, but she needed to do what was best for her.
Stacey's family (and her Primrose Family) is asking for any help with funeral and memorial service arrangements.
All donations will be donated to her sister Monique to assist the family with all necessary costs.
Ms. Graham, as all of her Primrose students and parents know her as, was a Preschool teacher that Parents couldn't wait for their "trying" three year olds to get and she had the pleasure of teaching many siblings. Her presence alone was like no others and the love and respect that the kids had for her was tremendous. Students would return year after year (even after graduating Primrose) and would make a bee-line to Ms. Graham's classroom for one of her one-of-a-kind hugs! She could've been having the roughest of mornings but once she entered her classroom, her eyes lit up and she'd be tackled by 20 some odd arms and legs wrapping around her giving her her morning love!
Stacey battled multiple medical conditions and issues, from diabetes to suffering a stroke last year; which pushed her to retire from her teaching career years before she (or anyone else in the Primrose Family) was ready, but she needed to do what was best for her.
Stacey's family (and her Primrose Family) is asking for any help with funeral and memorial service arrangements.
All donations will be donated to her sister Monique to assist the family with all necessary costs.
Organizer
Tonya Johnson
Organizer
Fruit Cove, FL
