Birth date: Feb 28, 1965 Death date: Aug 1, 2012
Stacey Mulloy Fink, 47, of Springdale, AR passed away Wednesday, August 1, 2012, at her home after a courageous battle with breast cancer. Stacey was a truly devoted wife and mother. She was born February 28, 1965 in Pine Bluff, A Read Obituary
I am so sad that stacey had to battle this sickness for so long. I know all the family is hurtimg right now, but you will see her again one day. She is sitting by God's side , and free of pain.That is what i believe and put all my faith in. God Bless All of you,sincerely,Gretchen Bickerstaff
Stacey was such a lovely, positive person with a mile-wide smile. I feel extremely honored to have known her. I was one of Mitchell's Tiny Tims teachers in Kindergarten and he was such a joy to have in class. Wishing peace and comfort to the entire family.
I loved your Mom, Rusty, and my heart goes out to youthat you have had to experience the trauma of losing yourMom and now your dear wife. Though i never met Stacey,I felt like I knew her. She created wonderful memories for you and your lovely children. My sincere sympathy, Blanche Richards
What a precious person Stacey was! I will never forget her. She lost all her hair three times, but she never lost her smile or her optimism. Her girls started taking piano from me four years ago, just as she started her first bout with cancer. Through it all, she kept bringing her girls to their piano lessons. She seemed almost invincible, but when it became obvious that she was becoming very ill, I started going to the house to teach the girls. The last time I saw her, she was fixing for me, smiling, sending me home with food, talking about practicing with the girls, and was just so vibrant and giving. How she wanted to live for her kids! I will always, always treasure the memory of Stacey as I continue to nurture them with the gift of music that Stacey wanted them to have.
Stacey to most but Peppermint Patty to me was an amazing friend whom I will cherish in my heart until we meet again. Her laugh was so contagious and her smile could light up any room. It brings a warmth to my heart that she is in a better place and it makes me happy to know she is at peace and smiling again.
Mrs. Margie & Family,I'll continue to keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Stacey was a rare jewel. And I feel blessed to of been her friend.
My prayers and thoughts are with your family.
I was so, so sad to hear of Stacey's passing last Wednesday. I will miss you my friend. My thoughts are with Roger, Lydia, Ellen and Mitchell.Debs Martinek. Johannesburg, South Africa.
I met Stacey while helping with Tiny Tim's class at CUMC. Her smile and fun attitude will always be remembered. May her bright light continue to shine through her beautiful children.Love and peace, Pam Brandt
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Stacey was a wonderful person and friend. I will never forget her!
