Christine Sciabica
Christine Sciabica
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Christine Sciabica Obituary
Christine Sciabica of Stockton Missouri passed away on December 11th 2024. Born March 9th 1951, she is survived by her beloved family, Sam and Sadie Stoltzfus and their 5 children Christine, John Henry, Nathan, Laura and Kayla; her brother David A Foley and his wife Julie; nephews David E Foley and Kevin Foley; nieces Jamie Andrade and Beth Stokes; sisters-in-law Sr. Lila Marie, IHM, and Julie Gibboney and husband Stephen; brothers-in-law Paul Sciabica, Jr and wife Joy, and Thomas Sciabica; nieces Tara Ormsby and Sophia Round; nephews JB Gibboney and Tyler Gibboney. She was preceded in death by her husband Dennis Sciabica, her parents John and Elizabeth Hartley, and her sister Mary Stokes.
Chris, Aunt Chris, Mimi, led a life full of friends and family. She had a successful career as a legal assistant for various law firms and spent years working at the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, DC. She was also very active in the American Professional Rodeo Association as a barrel racer and served as Secretary in the Association for several years. She will be missed by all that loved and knew her.
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