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Stacy Ann Creekmore Dolph went to see the lord on October 21, 2020.
She passed in the comfort of her own home in Sulphur Oklahoma, next to her best friend Dianne. Stacy was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Sandra and Wade Creekmore on Nov. 8th 1962.
Stacy was married to James Dolph for 17 years and shared two beautiful children together. During those years she ran the family business and was the BEST stay at home mom anyone could ask for. She loved driving the kids around, letting them listen to KJ103 and jamming out with them. She always knew the words to the songs. Stacy enjoyed her music very much. Music runs deep in the family and that’s how she connected with her loved ones.
The last 20 years of her life She resided in Sulphur , Oklahoma with her long-time best friend Dianne Pruitt. Stacy ran her own house cleaning business where she was very successful for a period of time.
Zi zi was the name of her tiny Chihuahua that she absolutely adored. She loved living in the country and loved the horses even more, especially Trash Truck. She always said she was a country girl at heart and she truly was a tough, hardheaded, wild soul.
Stacy enjoyed being a MIMI and was very close to her grandchildren.
Stacy is survived by her father Wade Creekmore, sister Nikki Rogers, daughter Cody Garza, son Judah Dolph, grandchildren Sophia Simmons, Rhett and Lakyn Garza and Isaac Dolph. Nephews Jason, Tim and rest of Knight family.
Stacy preceded death with sister Carrie Knight, brother Wade Creekmore II, Mother Sandra Creekmore Dewvall, and grandmother Juneann Hogan.
Her services will be held at Ford Funeral home Thursday November 5th at 11:00 am.
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