Stacie Jo Ogg Skidmore

Stacie Jo of Tyler, Texas, passed away February 3, 2025 at the age of 47 years. She was born in Houston, Texas on March 22, 1977 to Thomas Michael Ogg, Sr. and Bobbie Jean Williams Ogg. Moving to Tyler at the age of 3, she attended Tyler and Whitehouse Schools. Stacie graduated with honors from Whitehouse High School in 1995. She attended Tyler Junior College and University of Texas at Tyler, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Professions in August of 2000.
While in College she began her work career in Health Care later becoming a Practice Manager for a large Medical Practice. She then became involved with non-profit organizations, ending her career with Prison Fellowship Ministries as a Partner Church Support Manager. Stacie had a passion for her work and dearly loved all her co-workers while providing a great ministry. She loved big and was a bright light and encourager to many.
As a youth she became a member of Colonial Hills Baptist Church and was very active in the youth group where she formed many lifelong friendships. The Church has continued to be an important part of her life and her walk in faith continues to be a witness to many. Stacie was also a sports enthusiast and was involved in volunteering many hours in sports activities in the schools and community with her children.
Stacie was preceded in death by her Grandparents Vernon Leroy Ogg and Theda Patricia of Houston, Texas, Charles Rector Williams and Ima Norene of San Marcos Texas, and her Uncle George Rector Williams of Lockhart, Texas. She is survived by her loving family including her husband Chad Morgan Skidmore, her children Bryan William Chapman, Jr, Michael Gage Chapman, Morgan Page Skidmore and wife Alexis, McKenna Diane Skidmore and fiancé Jace Beasley, and Mason Harris Skidmore. Additionally, she is survived by her grandson Layton Page Gilley. She is also survived by her Parents Thomas Michael Ogg, Sr. and Bobbie, and her brother Thomas Michael Ogg, Jr., all of Tyler. In addition, she is survived by her aunts and uncles Patricia McLeod of Houston, Barry Tacker and Tylene of San Marcos, Mark Williams and Terry of San Marcos and W. Timothy Ogg, Sr and Debbie of Bentonville Arkansas, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Visitation is scheduled for Saturday February 15 from 4-6PM at Stewart Funeral Home in Tyler, Texas. Celebration of life will be held at Colonial Hills Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas, Sunday, February 16 at 3 PM.
In Lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Prison Fellowship Ministry (www.prisonfellowship.org), Sarcoma Alliance (www.sarcomaalliance.org) or charity of your choice.