In Memory of Stacey L. Peak

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What memories I hold since the first days of Tots-A-Lots preschool, girl scouts, grade school spats, high school band, dragging Main Street and grown up Sundays at the Patio Steak House. You always had a great out look on the world and making those around you smile. Today is no different in knowing that peace and happiness is what you would want for the world. We will remember what your memories give us each day and thanks for being you.

*** Posted by Rebecca Russell Gootee on 2011-09-27 ***

I had never heard of Stacey Peak until 10 years ago. I remember she called her mother from the twin towers to tell her she thought she was going to die - what love between a mother and daughter. I remember her every year.

*** Posted by Judy Stock - Haubstadt, IN on 2011-09-11 ***

Stacey, you are great and will be missed. I think of you often. We attended USI together and shared some great times. I ran into you again in Tell City a few years before 9/11, never did I imagine that would be the last time we would ever see each other. I miss you!

*** Posted by Chuck on 2011-09-11 ***

You were my childhood friend and I think of you often as I walk on the trail by the river. May you Rest in Peace.

*** Posted by Rhonda Naegele Carter on 2011-05-02 ***

Today is Bittersweet. Stacey was a dear friend who I very much cared about. We loved going to or just watching Louisville games and shared so many good times they are to hard to count. Stacy, I will never forget you and always hold you in my heart.

*** Posted by Ken on 2011-05-02 ***

Stacy went to valley cottage elementary school. I went there, too

*** Posted by Dwayne Bartley on 2010-09-25 ***

Stacey, you are thought of often here in Perry County Indiana from your family, friends, classmates and everyone that had the pleasure to meet you. Your memory will never die and we will never forget!

*** Posted by Sandy Henrickson on 2010-09-12 ***

Stacy,

You are thought of, not only this day, but also every day! I go to your memorial at Sunset Park quite often. You would absolutely love it. I have sooo many great memories of us that will forever remain in my heart. God bless you and your family.

*** Posted by Jenny Schneider Sabelhaus on 2010-09-11 ***

Thinking of you and your family this morning, Stacey. I always visit your memorial when I get back home to Indiana to visit. I'll bet you and your brother Joe are having a big time in heaven. God bless your family still here. I know they will be having a tough day today, and for that matter, every day without you!

*** Posted by Evie Purviance (Dallas, Texas) on 2010-09-11 ***

I remember Stacey from grade school and junior high. Yes, she left an impression! She was like that with everyone she met. I reconnected with her for a short time in Louisville then lost touch again. It was a sad day to learn that as I watched the towers fall that I was losing someone I still considered a friend. The world was a better place with her in it. My thoughts and prayers have been with her family and other friends since that day. Thank you for honoring our friend. Rest in peace, Stacey!

*** Posted by Jennifer Newton Kappel on 2010-09-11 ***

Hey Stacey.... you and my sister Carol were good friends. You, she, and Samantha. Always out and about, lol. I will never forget that red hair of yours. I remember my wedding day to Kevin Jordan, who now, has also passed, when you came up to tell me what a beautiful wedding it was. Thank you for that... I know Carol misses you and I will always remember you too. Rest in peace Love. See you again one day.

*** Posted by Tammy Basham Lutte on 2010-09-11 ***

I can remember growing up and Stacey lived on main st.. Her Dad owned a shoe store. We used to have so much fun as kids running up and down the street doing cheers and just being kids. To this day I love red hair because of Stacey's hair. Isn't it crazy I now have two grandkids w/ red hair. Miss you.

*** Posted by Nancy Bosler on 2010-09-11 ***

Stacey was a great person! We had many great times together in high school and when we both lived in Evansville. She was so full of life and always made me laugh! I was honored when her niece Missy asked me to attend the five-year anniversary in New York. What a beautiful tribute. That night when we went back to our hotel we stopped by one of the firehouses to pay tribute to their fallen heroes... as we got back to the hotel we opened the curtains and saw the Twin Lights in the sky... God Bless the families and God Bless Our Country!

*** Posted by Julie Steen Fest on 2010-09-11 ***

Every time I go home to visit I go to the river to see your smiling face. I hadn't seen you for years but always think about the project Kammy you and I worked on in high school. Sitting in your room, putting together music for a radio show project. You are deeply missed and will always be remembered for the good person you had always been.

*** Posted by Missi Morgan on 2010-09-10 ***

I remember your beautiful smile and your love for life. You are thought of often, & greatly missed. I pray for peace and think of you and your family.

*** Posted by Gina Sharpe on 2010-09-10 ***

WE WILL NEVER FORGET. I will take my grandchildren to visit Stacy Peaks memorial tomorrow 9-11, and  we will pray for all the families to help ease the pain. I HOPE THE WORLD NEVER FORGETS WHAT WE SEEN THAT DAY!

*** Posted by parkers on 2010-09-10 ***

My thoughts and prayers go out to your family and friends as we approach the 9th anniversary.

*** Posted by Wendy on 2010-09-10 ***

Stacey, another year has gone without you, and many tears as well. I will be visiting you at the park on the mighty Ohio River tomorrow morning... see you there.

*** Posted by Rhonda Carter on 2010-09-10 ***

The bracelet that your brothers gave me I wear with a smile and a memory of your caring and creative spirit.

*** Posted by Kennedy Moore on 2010-01-31 ***

Thinking of you today, and praying for your family....

*** Posted by Dana Dickman Petri on 2009-09-11 ***

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