"My Little Angel... Always and Forever"
Here are the final pictures of "Little Stacy Leigh". I didn't know how everyone felt about seeing her, so I put the pictures behind a link for those in which are interested. Date of pictures: 1/27/04
Stacy Leigh Kleckner passed away on January 23, 2004 at 1:05 p.m. during a procedure called a heart catherization.
Ryan and I saying our last "good-bye's."
We put a picture of the three of us (At Christmas Time) next to her face. Her Aunt Heather, Uncle Steve, and cousins Trevor and Donovan placed four long-stemmed roses around her. In her hands is a picture of her (unborn) brother, Caden. Her PaPa and Grandmother put a teddy bear and book in with her as well. Around her neck was a cross her Uncle Rich gave her, and she was wrapped in a beautiful blanket that covered her legs and feet.
This is me giving Stacy a kiss and telling her I love her.
This picture is kind of blurry, but you can see her beautiful long eye-lashes. She always had the most beautiful eyes.
Stacy sleeping peacefully, I can almost see a smile on her face.
Her hair was alittle out of place because everyone kept running their fingers through it. It was so soft, smoothe and smelled nice.
It looks like she is gripping the picture of her brother. (That's my hand on her head.)
Here is a close-up of her hands and the picture of Caden. (The roses were so beautiful.)
(Even closer.) Caden looks like he is smiling and looking up at Stacy.
That's our baby! Always in our hearts... forever.
This is a random picture taken outside the mortuary of a snow filled Christmas tree.
Stacy Leigh Kleckner passed away on January 23, 2004 at 1:05 p.m. during a procedure called a heart catherization.
Ryan and I saying our last "good-bye's."
We put a picture of the three of us (At Christmas Time) next to her face. Her Aunt Heather, Uncle Steve, and cousins Trevor and Donovan placed four long-stemmed roses around her. In her hands is a picture of her (unborn) brother, Caden. Her PaPa and Grandmother put a teddy bear and book in with her as well. Around her neck was a cross her Uncle Rich gave her, and she was wrapped in a beautiful blanket that covered her legs and feet.
This is me giving Stacy a kiss and telling her I love her.
This picture is kind of blurry, but you can see her beautiful long eye-lashes. She always had the most beautiful eyes.
Stacy sleeping peacefully, I can almost see a smile on her face.
Her hair was alittle out of place because everyone kept running their fingers through it. It was so soft, smoothe and smelled nice.
It looks like she is gripping the picture of her brother. (That's my hand on her head.)
Here is a close-up of her hands and the picture of Caden. (The roses were so beautiful.)
(Even closer.) Caden looks like he is smiling and looking up at Stacy.
That's our baby! Always in our hearts... forever.
This is a random picture taken outside the mortuary of a snow filled Christmas tree.