Stephanie Elaine Parker entered a new life on Monday, February 16, 2015. She was born December 18, 1968, in Kansas City, Missouri to Constance L. Parker and the late, Barnes E. Parker. Stephanie was the oldest of three children. Her maternal and paternal grandparents, father and a son, Matt preceded Stephanie in death.

Stephanie grew up in Kansas City, Missouri and graduated from Van Horn High School in 1987.

Stephanie accepted Jesus Christ at an early age and was baptized at Central Christian Church. She later joined Second Baptist Church under the tutelage of Dr. Vernon P. Howard, Jr. She truly loved the Lord and developed a deeper, spiritual relationship with her father during those difficult days.

Stephanie worked in the field of data processing and used those skills to be employed at Bank of America, North Kansas City and Merck Pharmaceutical in Lee's Summit, Missouri.

Stephanie enjoyed music of all kinds and old movies. Her favorite movie was the Trilogy of The Godfather. She just simply adored Al Pacino.

Celebrating her life and cherishing her memories will be her son, Noah Parker; daughters, Emily and Saharra Walker; mother, Constance Parker all of the home; adding to this list, is her brother, Christopher Jackson; sister Melissa Jackson of Kansas City, Missouri; a special love to her nephew, Joshua Jackson; niece, Alexus Scott who were faithfully there to assist in all her needs. A special thank you to the family of Sister Frankie Watkins, who gave Stephanie that extra strength that she needed during her most difficult days in keeping faith with the Lord. Extra love to her uncles, Nathaniel Brown quot;Juniorquot; of Kansas City, Missouri and Stephen Brown of Washington, DC along with a host of nieces, nephews and friends.

Stephanie will be sadly missed by all who loved and knew her.

Services for Ms. Parker were held Friday, February 20, 2015, at New Inspirational Word of God Church with Pastor Angela P. Hollins officiating. Burial in XII Gates Memorial Gardens.

Thoughtful care and Services provided by E. S. ELEY & SONS FUNERAL CHAPEL NORTH.