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He earned his GED and some college credits while serving in the US Army. In recent years, he worked as a Surveyor for Capital Paving in Searcy. Brett was a musician and songwriter who had several songs published in Nashville and continued to write music. He was a sports fan, particularly of the Razorbacks. He was known for making jokes and having a sense of humor, and he spent time with his dog and friends.
Brett was preceded in death by his mother: Linda Sue Stacy, one brother: Bart Stacy, and one sister: Kimberly Stacy Strickland.
Survivors include his father and stepmother: Larry and Elvetta Stacy of Forrest City, one son: Christopher Stacy of Ashtabula, Ohio, two daughters: Brittany Whittington of Ashtabula, Ohio, Kori Lauth of Ashtabula, Ohio, seven grandchildren and his constant companion (dog): Baby and many other relatives and friends.
The family will hold a memorial service later.
Cross County Funeral Service & Crematory was honored to handle the arrangements for the Stacy family. 870-587-0565 www.crosscountycremationsandfuneralservice.com
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