Stacy Stewart

Stacy Stewart

September 01, 1976 - September 16, 2023

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Stacy Dawn Stewart was born in Livingston, Montana, on September 1, 1976, to Joe Bryce and Julie Moody. She passed away on September 16 after living courageously with colon cancer for almost 3 years. Growing up in Billings Stacy attended school at Beartooth, Castle Rock, and Skyview. In 1997 she moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where she worked at Sky Harbor International Airport and met TJ Stewart. After moving back to Billings to be near family, Stacy and TJ were married on June 12, 2004, and later had their daughter, Olivia Grace. Over the years Stacy worked at Badge West Awards and Yellowstone Baptist College before moving to First Interstate Bank. There she worked as both a teller and financial crimes specialist. Stacy was preceded in death by Jules (Gramps) Etzold and her sister-inlaw, Nicki Bryce. She is survived by her husband, TJ; her daughter, Olivia; her parents, Joe Bryce (Tammy) and Julie Moody (Jim); her brothers, Alan and Nate (Thea); as well as several aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces, and cousins. Stacy enjoyed traveling, especially to the beach. She also liked camping, baseball, cooking and baking. Stacy will be greatly missed and always remembered for her tender heart for animals, especially cats

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Sandsness Families
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With loving memories of "Stacy Stewart",The Sandsness Families, Jim and Judy, Garth and Andre, Greg and Anne
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Andrea
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I will forever love you to the moon and back a million times, you taught so much about life, love, and friendship, I will miss our "adventures" because everything we did turned into an adventure, our endless conversations, your contagious, laughter, our outfit planning, shopping trips, our traditions, the list goes on and on... Your a true fighter and the Bestest Friend I could ever ask for.
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RDO Equipment Co
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Thoughts and Prayers
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Colleen
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My beautiful friend... always such a big spirit in a tiny package. You brought such spark and energy with you. Looking back on days at work and times out with us "bank girls", I hear your giggle and see that gorgeous smile. I hope where you are there is warm sun and fields of yellow daisies. Until we meet again. Colleen
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Blake D. Kaiser
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Stacy was a great gal to work with. I always loved her laugh and appreciated her sass. One year, we visited the Moss Mansion for a getaway with the tellers (I think bankers too) while they were doing their haunted mansion. We were shrieking and laughing, and at one turn Stacy fell backwards into my arms as one of the haunters jumped out of a wall just in front of us. We were laughing so hard, some of us were crying! I also always enjoyed talking about our cats together.

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