Stacy Barton Power, USN (Ret.)

I still miss Stacy.

I had the honor to first meet Master Chief Power in 2007 when I accompanied my parents to the funeral for Chief Johnny Johnson at Arlington National Cemetery. Master Chief Power had served with my father QM3(SS) Leo Shea on the USS Grenadier (SS-525). My father had reconnected with Master Chief Power at a USS Grenadier Reunion. While they had not seen each other in over 50 years, they immediately rekindled a special bond. My Dad and Mother had great admiration for both Stacey and Elaine....

Katy, It was a pleasure seeing your Dad at church. He would bring a smile to my face and sometimes he made me laugh. His service to our country should be an inspiration to many. Thank you for sharing him with us. May God give your family peace at this time.

I miss you daddy. I will take care of your "Donny Boy". Thank you for giving me life and all the great life lessons you taught me. I will always be a proud Navy brat and the daughter of a Navy Master Chief. I Love you More. Kiss my momma & hug her tight.

Andrew 93 years young, that is a lot of years of memories to cherish and reflect. Find the ones that make you smile and laugh and put them close to your heart, he will always be there. All your friends and co-workers at TotalBC, Inc.

I so enjoyed talking with Mr. Power and hearing his "Tales from the Spud Locker." He was a memorable and interesting person. My sympathy to all his family.

I'm so sorry we can't be there. Jim Ratledge

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.