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Stephanie Gayle

September 11, 1990 - July 23, 2021

The administrator of this page is Coreen Stephens

Stephanie was one who had faith in God, loved life and people. She enjoyed fashion and liked to smile. Her daughter was her #1 priority.

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  • 2021-08-31 01:07:41 View / Comment (0)
    Coreen Stephens

    Coreen Stephens

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    Our last venture together was a trip to Cross Roads with Piah and Otis to hand out Priorities Magazines...without hesitation you were willing to go on the mission field and stated that we should do this more often. You were a seeker of truth who said above anything else you wanted to know Jesus intimately. My IG parrie...I could always expect you to share a link there, even while we having a full convo on WhatsApp. These days my IG DM is no longer buzzing but I will cherish the memories shared.

2021-09-01 01:53:36 wrote:

My sincere condolences to the family. Stephanie shone like a beacon in the roles she was called to perform at the MoEYI. She was a beacon of light for her daughter Pia. She was the committed, confidential and intellectual support every employer seeks. To her sisters she was that friend. She sought after righteousness and I enjoyed the sessions she craved. RIP Stephanie.... Until that day when our eyes behold the city, until that day Christ calls us home!

2021-09-01 01:53:36 wrote: My sincere condolences to the family. Stephanie shone like a beacon in the roles she was called to perform at the MoEYI. She was a beacon of light for her daughter Pia. She was the committed, confidential and intellectual support every employer seeks. To her sisters she was that friend. She sought after righteousness and I enjoyed the sessions she craved. RIP Stephanie.... Until that day when our eyes behold the city, until that day Christ calls us home!

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