Stephanie Kay Morgan Ellzey

Ken, Lauren and Lane....

I was so sad to hear about Stephanie. She was such a great person (with a crazy laugh!). She had a positive impact on so many people and will be deeply missed.
Your family is in my prayers.

Stephanie, we loved you so much and will miss you, however we know we will see you again.

Kevin, Deanna, Kennedy, Emily and Cameron

Bro. Ken and family,
I was fortunate to have Stephanie in my life as a friend and colleague at Roy Guess Elementary. She always had a kind word to say wherever we would run into each other. My heart aches with you. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May you find comfort in God's love. Hugs!
Diane Maggio
My parents, Alton and Aline Foxworth, and my sister, Glynda Minick, have you in their thoughts and prayers.

Stephanie, you were so much more than a "song leader". I watched as you coaxed a beautiful voice out of a timid young girl. Gave confidence enough for a young man to stand in front of a full sanctuary to sing a love song to his savior. You took four ordinary men and made them the world famous " Sour-out-of-lines". You took a few housewives and joined their harmonies together to bring tears to our eyes. You led a band of misfits to make beautiful music for the Masters ears. You were more than a "Song leader". You were captain of a "Praise Army". I will never forget you and ALWAYS cherish the friendship we had.
Love private first class Jay Jacobson