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It is with broken hearts that we announce the sudden passing of Stacey Nicole First Charger, born on May 22, 1984. Stacey was the beloved daughter of her loving parents. From the very moment she entered their lives, her parents knew they had been blessed with a truly special soul. Their love for her was immeasurable, and they raised her with a deep sense of nurturing care, teaching her the values of love, compassion, and kindness that would guide her throughout her life.
Stacey’s parents were not just her caregivers, but her biggest supporters and best friends. Their unwavering support, guidance, and encouragement provided Stacey with a solid foundation that allowed her to flourish into the incredible woman she became. They were there for every step of her journey, through triumphs and challenges, offering the warmth and wisdom of unconditional love. Stacey's relationship with them was one built on mutual respect and a deep, abiding connection, and her parents' pride in her was evident in every moment they shared together.
Growing up, Stacey was blessed to have two older brothers, who were her constant companions, protectors, and role models. From childhood adventures to shared secrets, the bond between Stacey and her brothers was one of love and loyalty. As the youngest, she looked up to her brothers with admiration and love, and they, in turn, adored her. Their sibling relationship was filled with laughter, playful teasing, and a deep sense of trust that only siblings could understand.
Stacey’s brothers were her steadfast support system. They watched over her as she grew, helping her navigate life’s challenges and offering guidance when needed. They shared in her joy, celebrated her victories, and were there to lift her up during difficult times. There was nothing they wouldn’t do for her, and their connection to her was a beautiful reminder of the power of family. In the face of loss, her brothers carry her memory with the same love and protectiveness they shared with her throughout her life.
Stacey's extended family was a vital part of her world. She shared an incredibly special bond with her aunts, uncles, and cousins, who were as close as siblings to her. Stacey always felt a deep sense of connection with her extended family, and they were integral to the fabric of her life. Whether it was holiday gatherings, family celebrations, or quiet moments spent together, Stacey's warmth and laughter filled every room. Her cousins were some of her closest friends, and the memories they created together will forever be cherished by all.
Her aunts and uncles played an important role in shaping her life, offering guidance, love, and support that only aunts and uncles can provide. They were there for her through every stage of her journey, always showing up with open hearts, ready to lend a helping hand or share in a moment of joy. The love between Stacey and her extended family was a reflection of the deep, unwavering bonds that tied them together.
Stacey was an amazing, loving, and caring aunt who took her nieces and nephews as her own children. She had a heart full of warmth, always ready to support and nurture them as if they were her own. Her love for her nieces and nephews knew no bounds, and she made sure they always felt special, loved, and cherished. The bond she shared with them was one of unconditional love.
Stacey was also a great friend who made everyone feel like they were her best friend. Her loyalty was unmatched, and she always made time for those who mattered to her. She had a way of making everyone feel valued, heard, and truly special. Her friends were blessed to have her by their side, as she gave her all in every relationship, offering unwavering support, laughter, and love. Stacey's friendship was one of her greatest gifts, and her presence in the lives of her friends will never be forgotten.
As a daughter, sister, aunt and cherished member of a large, loving family, Stacey knew she was never alone. Her family was her constant source of love and support, and she gave back to them just as much, if not more, with her infectious laughter, compassionate heart, and unwavering loyalty.
Above all, Stacey’s greatest joy in life was her children. As a mother to six beautiful kids, she poured every ounce of love, energy, and dedication into her family. Her children were her world. Stacey had an innate ability to balance the many demands of motherhood with grace and unwavering devotion, always putting her children first. Each of her kids was a unique light in her life, and she reveled in their individual personalities, interests, and quirks.
She was not only a mother in the traditional sense but also a best friend, mentor, and protector to her children. Stacey took pride in being their greatest cheerleader, always present for every milestone, big or small. Her home was a sanctuary, filled with laughter, love, and the warmth of a mother who was constantly showing up for her kids in ways that only she could. Her love for them was limitless—she gave them the best of herself, always making sure they felt safe, valued, and cherished.
Stacey was fiercely protective of her children, and her maternal instincts knew no bounds. Whether she was giving advice, wiping away tears, or sharing in moments of joy, she was always there for her kids with open arms and an open heart. She taught them the importance of kindness, compassion, and living life to the fullest. Through her, they learned the true meaning of unconditional love.
Stacey’s spirit was one of love, kindness, and authenticity. She cared deeply for those around her, and her compassion knew no bounds. Her legacy of love will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her.
Stacey, you will always be remembered for the way you made us feel—special, cherished, and loved. Your laughter, your light, and your incredible heart will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, knowing that the love you gave will forever live on in the lives of those you touched. We miss you deeply.
Stacey is reunited in spirit with those who passed before her, including her loving father Kerry, her grandparents Justine & James Knowlton, Bertha Flying About & Bob First Charger, aunts and uncles Margaret, Genevieve, Theresa, Verna, Nadine, Stella, Kim, David, Jerry, Joe Crow and Alice Klein and loving cousins.
Her memory lives on through her beloved children Tristin, Aistin, Angelina, Dillon, Jordan & Drea. She is also survived by her loving mother Joanne, brothers Levi (Alana), Sonny, Jeremiah (Velma), Ian, Robbie, Colden & sisters Beth, Samantha, Tamara, Patti, Brittany, Marissa & Michelle, with loving recognition to Lonnie Standing Alone and his parents Travis & Veronica and also Patrick Vien and his mother Louise, aunts Agnes, Veronica, Roberta & Mary “Candy”, Julia, Ida, uncles Francis (Judy), Robert, Brian (Michele), Everett “Ed” (Maria), Lambert, nephew Austin, nieces Trinity, Leah & Kierra and extended family, and countless friends all of whom will forever cherish her memory
A Wake Service will be held at Eden's Funeral Home, 2424 5 Ave, Fort Macleod, AB, on Sunday, March 23, 2025, from 6:00 PM until 10:00 PM.
A Funeral Service will be held at Senator Gladstone Hall, Blood Tribe, on Monday, March 24, 2025, at 11:00 AM.
Following the Funeral Service, Stacey will be laid to rest beside her dad at Pioneer (Lavern) Cemetery.
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