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Stacie-Lynn Anna Bohannon lived on this earth for 40 years, this was not a long time, but every moment spent with her was cherished. She gave all her time to her time to her four children, husband, and family no matter of blood relation or not, as well as her many loved animals. Maverick James, her kind dog, of almost 9 years was her number one animal.
She always told her children of how proud she was of them. She raised beautiful babies with the help of her husband of over 20 years. Born on October 20, 1980, she gave this world all the love she could. She took in children that were not hers and gave them a home and a mother.
As most people do, she also had her flaws. When her grandmother passed, she lived with a broken heart. We believe that is what took her from us on June 15, 2021. Throughout her life she enjoyed all kinds of music, always blasting her favorite songs. She always quoted her favorite movies and for those of us that were super close to her, we knew it was Disney.
She moved to and from many states trying to stay with all her family. When she had missed the passing of her grandma which broke her, she has now joined her in heaven and smiles down on all of us.
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