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Stephanie Chrestman

In Loving Memory

Chrestman, Stephanie M.

Chrestman, Stephanie M. (nee Douglas) Wednesday September 27, 2023. Beloved wife of Matt Chrestman. Dear mother of Natalie Chrestman, Matthew Chrestman and Alyssa Chrestman. Dear Daughter of Ria (Jeff Briegel) and the late James (survived by Tammy) Douglas. Dear sister of Jim Douglas (Lisa Goellner) and Sean Douglas. Dear step-sister of Phil (Megan) Dunlap and Leslie Dunlap. Dear granddaughter of Joan Douglas. Dear daughter-in-law of Martha Gordon and Marvin Wallace. Dear sister-in-law of Kellie Chrestman, Jason (Larrin) Haislar and Derek Chrestman. Our dear aunt, niece, cousin, coach and friend of many.

Memorial visitation at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. Tuesday October 10, 9:00 am until service at 12:00 noon. Service concludes at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to a College fund for her children at Together Credit Union in memory of Stephanie.

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17 thoughts on “Chrestman, Stephanie M.”

  1. She was a amazing lady. And a great teacher who cared about her students. I know my son loved her. Prayers to her children and her family. May she rest in peace. God sure gained another angel.

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  2. My sister, Pat and I met Steph (and Sue) at the Mercy Cancer Center. The three of us were all being treated for cancer. Stephanie’s radiance and strength were powerful! She will be missed…in her relatively short life, she made a huge impact on everyone she met. Her smile…wow, it lit up a room!!! God bless you all.

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  3. This is very heartbreaking for me. She was my 3rd grade teacher and I always bragged to everyone how she was the best teacher I ever had. I will forever love and miss her she is the person who got me through school even tho I hated it. I love her dearly ☹️ forever she will be missed.

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  4. I only know of Stephanie because of my dear friend Sue Stuart who kept me informed so I could pray for her as she fought so hard Now my prayers are for the family and friends of this courageous lady. God bless you all. Barb Burwell

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  5. She taught my daughter Maddie in third grade at Bayless just two years ago and she had the most infectious smile, attitude, and personality. She would hug Maddie every day. She loved so deeply her students. To her family and her kids, know that your mom loved you and she is definitely an angel for sure and she will be forever missed. Maddie will continue to wear her Crestman Crew’s shirt in honor because she loved her so much!

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  6. My name is Lincoln Mohr and I was one of her students in 3rd grade. She was an amazing teacher and always helped me with everything. It broke my heart to see that she had passed away and I wonder to myself how such an amazing young woman could be taken so fast. I hope she will live happily in the afterlife. Mrs. Chrestman’s student, Lincoln

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  7. My deepest sympathy to Matthew and all the family at the loss of this very special lady. As a fellow educator it warms my heart immensely to read all the wonderful comments about what a special teacher Stephanie was. ❤️ Hold fast to all the memories you have . Reach out to each other share a favorite memory. Her legacy will live on through the memories.

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  8. My family and I also knew of the wonderful, courageous Stephanie through Sue. Steph Chrestman &Crew have been in our prayers in OK, TX, MI & MO. 🌻 Our prayers continue for Matt, Natalie, Matthew, Alyssa, all family, friends and students. Stephanie, in hearts forever~xoxo ❤️ Connie Brewer & Family

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  9. She taught my daughter Kaleigh in third grade. Kaleigh absolutely loved her. Even after leaving her classroom, Kaleigh would always stop by to just say hi and get a hug. She really cared and loved all her students. She will be greatly missed.

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  10. Dear Natalie, Matthew, Alyssa, Ria, Jimmy, and Sean…
    My heart is so broken for you all. I’m so sorry. No one deserves this.
    Just know your mother, wife, daughter, and sister will always be a shining star in a world sometimes filled with darkness. There will come a day when you will be able to look back and smile on the memories you all made together.
    Sending all my love and prayers for peace. May Stephanie be lifted up on the wings of angels and her soul have everlasting peace. She is an angel who gained her wings much earlier than we ever wanted her to. May her ever loving kind and loving spirit surround you all.

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  11. Mrs. Chrestman would always smile and she would make my day better when she was in the hallways saying hi to other students.

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  12. I am sorry to hear of this. I send my condolences and hugs to all who knew her best. She is at peace now and no more pain or suffering. Keep her best qualities with you and share them. I don’t really know her but I am sure I saw her in the halls. I just want to send my sympathy and agree that Cancer Sucks!

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  13. Mrs.Chrestman was the best teacher the world has ever knowed.I was her student last year in 3rd grade and she would give us the best snacks and candy.R.I.P Mrs.chrestman😔

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