Stephanie Amanda Ferguson, born May 15, 1984, passed away at the age of 41. Stephanie was the beloved daughter of Barbara Ann Ferguson and Stephen Ferguson.
She was a loving sister to Chelsea Burgan (Ferguson), Heather Ferguson, and Andrew Ferguson. Above all, Stephanie was a devoted mother to her son, Drake Allen Myers, and her daughter, Winter Rose White, who were the center of her world and her greatest joy.
She is also survived by her grandparents: James M. Ferguson and Susan M. Ferguson of Courtlandt Manor, New York; Norman C. Smith of Barnhart, Missouri; and Mary C. Parks of Festus, Missouri.
Stephanie will be remembered for her spirit, her love for her children, and the deep bond she shared with her family. She leaves behind many who loved her and will carry her memory forward.
A ceremony to honor Stephanie’s life will be held at a later date. The family appreciates all thoughts, prayers, and support during this difficult time. KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY SERVICE.
Stephanie, my sweet beloved grand-niece, you brought more joy to those around you than you realised when you walked the earth. You were called home so soon and now a sword has pierced our hearts. May the Lord bring comfort to all of us who grieve, and may the guardian angels hold watch over your beautiful children.
I can see Barbara’s smile on her face. The NC cousins send out our deepest thoughts of peace to the family. Your loss is heavens gain as she has been welcomed by those who left before her.
Steph,
We will make sure Rosey knows how much you loved her. May you rest in peace.
Oh ferg , this really hit our family hard , we will miss you so much , thank you for being a part of our family and loving my brother Richard, with all your heart , you are a great soul and we will miss you so much 🥺💔
We are so sorry for Stephanie’s passing. She so loved her Rosey girl, and Rosey loved her back. But how do you explain to a five year old? We have told her that her mom is an angel in heaven and will always be watching over her and loving her.
You have left a big imprint on my life. We helped eachother in more ways then one. For that I will forever be grateful. Your dedication to working so hard for you and your kids, was admired. Our work family loves you and we will forever keep your memory alive!
Dear Stephanie,
I miss you more and more each day. Waiting for you to come in to work. I will never forget you sweetheart. ❤️💔❤️
I knew Stephanie during some tough times and she stayed in touch even as things improved. I am heartbroken to learn of her passing, and hope that her children have no doubt how much they were loved.