Stephanie Renee Smith
Stephanie Renee Smith
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Christine Jensen/ Radtke
June 7, 2019
I met Stephanie in 2001. She was an amazing person! She was gentle, passive and had one of the most generous spirits I have ever encountered. I lived with Stephanie at her building in Starbuck, Mn during a crucial time in my life when I needed a place to be. Stephanie turned out to be family to me when I needed it most. I will never forget her and when I look back at the fond memories of her I'm reminded of how much I miss her. She was taken too soon!
September 18, 2010
All are welcome to join friends and family on Saturday, September 18th at NOON at the Lakewood Mausoleum for a final goodbye and prayer service for Stephanie.
Kathy L
September 16, 2010
Stephanie Renee was a good friend way back when. We lost touch over the years but her generosity of spirit and her warm soul are the core of my good memories of her.
Eric Mitchell
September 15, 2010
The 8 years I have spent working for the railroad I have realized that we spend a great portion of our time with our coworkers (sometimes more than with our own family or friends) Stephanie Renee Smith never judged anyone and always treated everyone with a lot of respect. She never hesitated to help a fellow railroader: if it was from simple advice or a few dollars to get someone to next their next paycheck. Rest in Peace My Fellow Railroader.
Eric Mitchell
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chris l
September 14, 2010
I only knew you for a short time, but you have a passion for all life gifts. You will be missed. Candian pacific coworker
Nellie Wild
September 14, 2010
Our condolences to all of Stephanie's friends and family. We are sorry to miss the memorial. All our best.
September 13, 2010
Stephanie was passionate about many things and many people. She made me laugh and made me sigh. She called things as she saw them. She will be missed. Linda, North Minneapolis
September 13, 2010
Her enthusiam for things was contagious. I spoke to her just two weeks ago and looked at the diving phots and the chair. A life shortened too soon.
Kathleen Sullivan
September 13, 2010
Stephanie was my cousin. My brother and I spent many weeks during many summers playing and adventuring together as children. I will always treasure those times with her and my uncle and aunt, Lorna and Harold.
Pauline /B
September 12, 2010
Stephanie Renee was my friend, she loved life and lived it to the fullest. She loved Dance, she loved to create, she was an outspoken represenative of political events. When a idea hit her she would go for it, she really wanted to help others.
I guess the 11:00 PM calls for someone to have supper with are over, I wish they were not, and the calls when she would hit town at 2 AM.
She was a one of a kind, a very wonderful person, she always lead with a smile.
Pauline Overby
Lynette Givens
September 12, 2010
I have known Renee for quite some time. I work for the same company she did and at one time I was one of the crew dispatchers calling her at all hours waking her up to go to work. She was always pleasant and a very good worker. She will be missed by all in CMC.
(CP Railway)
Kim & Kim W.
September 12, 2010
We are so sorry for your loss- we met Stephanie for the first time at on September 9th. She was so excited to go SCUBA in Ft Meyers. Our thoughts and prayers are with her loved ones and family,
Kim & Kim
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