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Published by Legacy Remembers on Sep. 15, 2016.

Remembering the Life of… Stacy Ozment, 37, of Phoenix, Arizona, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, September 15th, 2016 at Abrazo Scottsdale Campus located in Phoenix, Arizona. Stacy was born October 17th, 1978 in Minneapolis, the daughter of Kerry Ozment and Gloria Wisen. In 1984 Stacy and her dad moved to Le Sueur, MN. There she attended Park Elementary School and in 1991 began 7th grade at Le Sueur-Henderson High School. Upon moving to Burnsville, MN she attended Burnsville High School. Stacy graduated from Regency Beauty Institute in Maplewood, MN specializing in cosmetology. Stacy was little in size but her personality was bigger than life. She was animated, spirited and had a great sense of humor. Stacy had a big, loving heart. She would always help a friend or animal in need. Stacy loved to talk, oh yes – she loved to talk! She was creative and loved fashion. She was an artist of hair & make-up. She loved tattoos, music and art. Stacy especially loved her friends, family, Jason and above all, she loved her son, Hunter. Stacy was preceded in death by her grandfather, Eugene Ozment; step-grandfather, Hillard Beneke; grandparents, John & Gloria Shenton; step-grandmother, Della Leitch and cousin, Robby Leitch. Stacy is survived in life by her son, Hunter Eugene Ozment and parents, Kerry & Judy Ozment of Mankato, MN; boyfriend, Jason Schiprett of Phoenix, AZ; grandmother, Leone Beneke of Rosemount, MN; aunt, Crystal (Lonnie) Clark of Isanti, MN; aunt, Sheri (Scott) Schramel of Burnsville, MN; aunt and godmother, Renee Beneke of Rosemount, MN; uncle, Darrel (Sharon) Leitch of Richville, MN; uncle, Larry (Judy) Leitch of Fergus Falls, MN; aunt, Cheryl (Randy) Hanstad of Erhard, MN; uncle, Kurt Leitch of Battle Lake, MN; aunt, Judy Shenton of Anoka, MN; cousins: Derek Clark of Isanti, MN, Chad Clark (wife, Heidi and children, Kennedy and Brooklyn) of St. Francis, MN, Kymberly Schmit (husband, Ryan and children, Andrew and Brynlynn) of Isanti, MN, Danielle Beneke of Rosemount, MN, Tammy Hinsverk (husband, Todd and children: Riley, Brandon and Madisen) of Fergus Falls, MN, Lonny Leitch of Elizabeth, MN, Rhonda Nelson (husband, Eric and children: Ramsey, Brock and Brooklyn) of Pelican Rapids, MN, Amy Leonard (husband, Ben and children: Nora, Jack, Henry and Molly) of St. Peter, MN, Travis Hanstad of Austin, TX, April Leitch of Moorhead, MN, Sara Shenton (children: Steven, Damian and Lilly) of St. Francis, MN, Michael Shenton (children: Michael, Korbin and Vinny) of Milaca, MN and mother Gloria (Scott) Wisen of Minneapolis, MN. In addition to her family, Stacy was blessed with an abundance of friends. Blessed be the memory of Stacy Ozment

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April 27, 2017

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Marty

April 27, 2017

Stacy.... where do i start? You were an inspiration. Always so full of life and always thete when i needed a hug. Im going to miss you so much.

Frank Stewart

October 5, 2016

My thoughts and prayers are with The family during this difficult time. I will miss Stacy and thank goodness for the many memories I have and will never lose. It was my pleasure to have her in my life. I hope Hunter has an easy transition to his new surroundings. I look forward to celebrating her life at the memorial service this weekend.

Shannon Stewart

October 4, 2016

There is no doubt Stacy and I fought like sisters however the greater part of that is we loved each other like sisters. I will forever hold her in my heart as such. We would call each other and we would talk for hours or should I say she would talk,lol. Neither time nor distance took a toll on our friendship. We always picked up as if no time had passed at all. We went threw a lot of life together, I'm very sad that our adventures have come to an end. I missed Stacy and Hunter so much when they moved. I always had hope they would move home because she would talk about moving back to be close to her Mom and Dad often. She was always full of laughter and smiles. She was full of passion. She knew exactly what she wanted. She was fierce. She was most proud of Hunter. She often said he was her greatest accomplishment. I could write forever... my prayers and sympathy continue to be with The Ozment's,Jason and family. I wanted to share a little bit with you all about my memories with Stacy as I look forward to hearing yours. We keep those we love alive within ourselves and the memories we hold. Long post but if there is ever a time to share, that time is now. With love, Shannon Stewart