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Ashley was born on Tuesday, January 28, 1992 in Natchez, MS. Her favorite saying and motto was "a candle that burns twice as bright, only burns half the time"! Ashley was a very unique and peculiar person, her smile could light up any room. She always wanted everyone to feel like they were special and loved.
She is reunited with her father, Mike Stutson; maternal grandfather, Harry Gillespie; paternal grandmother, Patsy Barron Stutson; brother, Chad Chisholm; and beloved dog, Lexi.
Those left behind to cherish Ashley's memories are her mother, Lisa Gillespie; sister, Nicole Stutson Sibley & her husband Gene; maternal grandmother, Sue Gillespie; paternal grandfather, Charles Stutson; special aunt and second mom, Mamie; many many Team Ashley prayer warriors; and a host of aunts, uncles, family, and friends.
Those honoring Ashley as pallbearers will be her family and friends: her mom, sissy, Aunt Mamie, Bethani Douglas, Shelbi McDaniel, Hannah Revoir, Dr. David Elliot, and Austin Tull.
To leave an online condolence for the family please visit www.youngsfh.com.
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