Stacia A. Gillett

Stacia A. GillettGillett, Stacia

1955-2017

Stacia A. Gillett, age 61, died peacefully at Mercy Hospital after a short but intense struggle with lung disease. She is survived by her David Gillett (husband of 40 years), Marcus Gillett (son) and Abby Gillett (daughter). She was a teacher, Mother, Military Spouse, and artist.  She had a Bachelor Degree in Early Childhood Education from Eastern Washington University and a Master’s Degree in Administration from Central Michigan University. As a military spouse, she organized support for wounded troops returning from Iraq and Afghanistan to Landsthul Hospital in Germany. Locally, she supported Public Television and Oklahoma Kidz Charity Foundation. She led a long life of service to her community and family.

A memorial service will be held on May 13, 2017 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Tinker Chapel, 6170 Arnold St # 6, Tinker AFB, OK 73145

15 thoughts on “Stacia A. Gillett”

  1. Debbie Uptmore-Tedder

    So sorry to hear of Stacia’s passing. When she moved to San Antonio, back in the 3rd grade, my father was so impressed by her that he called all my friends Stacia even after I graduated college. He is now 85 and will also be sad to hear the news. Heartfelt prayers to your family.

  2. Suzie Espinosa Shaw

    I remember walking to her house after school in the 3rd grade, and visiting with her mother. What a loss this is. She will alays hold a special place in my heart. Prayers and thoughts to her family.

  3. Barbara Benson Madrid

    My condolences to your family. I went to school with Stacia at St Pius. We had several sleepovers at her house. I remember her mom too. Stacia was a very sweet person. May you find comfort in one another during this difficult time.

    Barbara Benson Madrid

  4. Allen Vajdos

    I’m sorry to hear about your loss. My prayers are with you and the family.

    Allen Vajdos

  5. Janet Ferrell Graham

    Stacia grew up one street over from me. We walked to school together everyday and were very close friends. After high school, I lost touch with her, and have not had the pleasure of meeting Dave. Stacia and I reconnected and have been in touch over the last 10 years by phone, email, and occasional visits to San Antonio. Her excitement for life could not be contained! She will be terribly missed. My deepest sympathies for your family at this very sad time.

  6. Elise Frierson (Lisa)

    My heartfelt sympathies to all of Stacia’s family. May your long life of love and laughter together bring your hearts peace and joy, now and forever. Lisa (Hinote) Frierson

  7. Kim Marks

    Stacia was a wonderful friend and mentor to me at Tinker. She was generous with such a great sense of humor. She will be missed.

  8. Nancy Weyel Bettis

    Dave
    I am so sorry to hear about Stacia. She was a good friend through the years & I will miss her & her wonderful Christmas cards, pictures & updates about the family. She was too young but she truly lived a full life. Many prayers for you & the family.

  9. Mary Blankenship Pointer

    I had the honor of meeting Stacia when I was in COMSTAR. She had a great smile and wonderful sense of humor. She will be missed.

  10. Lupe Bell

    I was so sad when I heard about Stacia. She was truly a special, vivacious woman. I had the pleasure of having some interesting conversations with her. She will be missed, but I feel honored to have known her. Rest In Peace Stacia.

  11. Marsha Conner

    I am sorry sorry to hear about Stacia’s passing. She was always fun to be around and was such a delight. I know that Stacia lived life to the fullest and I hope that this gives you strength to deal with her loss in the days and years to come.

  12. Anonymous

    Dear Dave, Marcus & Abby,
    We send our sympathy and caring to you all upon hearing the news of Stacia’s sudden illness and passing. We are so sorry that she has passed away.

    May God be with you as you grieve and provide you comfort as you remember her and hear stories from friends.

    We so enjoyed being your neighbors at Langley and friends serving in the USAF together.

    Stacia had a vibrant personality and shared her organization skills, artistic talents and great cooking wherever she lived. She was a great entertainer and had a genuine love for others. We shall surely miss her. God bless her soul.

    In remembrance,
    Claudia & Doug Raaberg

  13. Erv and Cathy Lessel

    We just heard about Stacia’s passing today, and were extremely sorry to hear of the loss of this great lady and dedicated Air Force wife! Her vibrant personality livened up any room, and her eclectic wardrobe was always fun to see! Only Stacia could pull that off and look so great!

    David, Marcus and Abby, we send our most heartfelt condolences. Our fond memories from our assignment together in Germany include time spent with you all.

    May your memories of Stacia and the love of family comfort you in this great loss.

  14. Tracey Nikodemus

    I am so saddened to be just learning this news. Stacia and I became fast friends when she bought some of my artwork in Germany. She even graciously invited myself and my German husband to Dave’s pinning when she became a General. Stacia was a beautiful being with an even more beautiful soul, the world has lost a true one and only. Peace be with her in heaven and with all who mourn her.

  15. Tracey Nikodemus

    I am so saddened to be just learning this news. Stacia and I became fast friends when she bought some of my artwork in Germany. She even graciously invited myself and my German husband to Dave’s pinning on Damage in Airbase when he became General. Stacia was a beautiful being with an even more beautiful soul, the world has lost a true one-and-only. Peace be with her in heaven and with all who mourn her.

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