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Obituary of Stacie Jean Daugherty
July 12, 1960 – March 24, 2025
Stacie Jean Daugherty. Age 64 of New Boston.
Beloved wife of James Daugherty. Loving mother of Erin Steele, Olivia Daugherty and the late Dennis Steele. Dearest grandmother of Bailey Steele, Avery Steele, Lilly Steele and Khloey Steele. Great grandmother of Charlotte Steele. Dear sister of Earl Porter, Jill Porter, the late Julie (Adron) Fields and the late Sally Jean Porter. Preceded in death by husband, Charles A. Steele.
Family Tribute ~
Stacie Jean Daugherty, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and cherished friend, passed away peacefully, leaving a legacy of love, kindness and care for those she held dear. Born in California, Stacie’s life was defined by her compassion, whether she was nurturing animals or offering wise advice to those in need.
Stacie was a graduate of Lincoln Park High School, where she stood out as a gifted athlete. In her early years, she loved running and excelled in track, winning awards that reflected her competitive spirit and determination. Later in life, Stacie took great pride in living on a farm with her husband, Jim, where she cared for orphaned and injured animals, helping them thrive. Her compassion for animals was as boundless as her love for her family.
One of Stacie’s most beloved qualities was her devotion to her family. She found comfort and happiness in spending time with her loved ones, sitting around the table with a warm cup of coffee, gossiping and sharing her greatest life lessons. Her unconditional love for her family was evident in everything she did. Stacie’s warmth, humor and the wisdom she imparted will be deeply missed.
Her family and friends will forever cherish her loving advice, often accompanied by her signature farewell: "Watch for deer" — a simple yet heartfelt reminder of her constant care and concern. Stacie’s legacy will live on through the many lives she touched and the love she gave so freely.
She is survived by her husband, children, grandchildren, and friends who will carry her memory with love and gratitude.
Rest in peace, Stacie. You will be missed more than words can express.
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