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Update

I just found out that Stephanie passed away at 11:05 this morning. Greg says he feels she sent him to work today so he wouldn't have been there at the very end. Please continue to keep their family in your prayers. They have a very tough road ahead, but Stephanie's daughter mentioned that mom was in a better place now so everyone should be happy. Please pray for that thought to remain with the family, always.

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greyhound said…
Wow. Very, very tough. Thanks for posting, though.
:) said…
I am sorry... I will be praying for her family.
Jane said…
It has been heart breaking to follow her husband report her decline. But thank you for steering me to Carepages. Greg has been handling things in the bravest way. It's good that she could go comfortably and with people around her, but still so sad.
Spandex King said…
I am so sorry to hear that. How sad. Her family is in my prayers.
CoachLiz said…
Thank you for that update. I had not talked to Greg in a while and was wondering why I had not heard from him to help out again this year at the Kids Tri.

I will drop him a message. Stephanie was so brave for her family and I know that they are very sad to have lost her but at the same time relieved that she is out of pain. The Stephanie Johnson Memorial Triathlon should be a very special event this year.
Bolder said…
i am sorry for your loss. my thoughts and condolences to Stephanie's family...

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