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Vishnu Nair
June 1, 2025
Stephanie was the kind of person who carried a bright, unwavering outlook on life. I had the privilege of meeting her in a professional setting, and even then, her curiosity stood out...genuine, unapologetic, and full of spark. She was undeniably confident and affectionate, someone who lived with gratitude and made those around her feel truly seen and appreciated.
Beyond work, we bonded over our admiration for films...ranting, praising, and picking them apart like seasoned critics. Those long conversations, filled with opinions and laughter, are memories which I´ll always treasure.
Stephanie was always open to new adventures, eager for new perspectives, and thankful for every challenge that helped her grow. And that contagius smile of hers..it wasn´t just radiant, it was reassuring. A quiet promise of authenticity, warmth, and strength.
You will be dearly missed, Stephanie. I´m so proud of the person you became , the hard work you put into shaping that journey and be an inspiration to us. It was an honor to share even a small part of your journey. I´ll carry those moments..and your spirit with me always.
Missing you, with a heavy heart. I trust you're in a better place now. Take care, my friend.
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Debra Garrett
April 21, 2025
I knew you before you were born. You made my dear friend a mom for the first time. Then you got a brother who would become your best friend. If only that would be enough to keep you safe from the world. Alas may you rest in peace eternally.
Love and prayers to family and friends.
Debra Garrett
Sarah Lange
April 17, 2025
I know that words are inadequate at a time like this, but I wanted you to know how very sorry I am for the loss of Stephanie. My heart goes out to you and your family during this time.
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