“It’s that heart of gold and stardust soul that make you beautiful"

Ms. Stacey Ann Morrison of Lethbridge, beloved wife of Mr. Dallas Langworthy, passed away suddenly on December 22, 2022, at the age of 37 years.

Stacey grew up in New Dayton on the family farm while attending school in Warner. She was a kind and caring soul who moved heaven and earth to help anyone around her. Despite a hard childhood, Stacey always tried to be a rock for her brothers and her mom. She dedicated her life to taking care of everyone around her, despite her internal suffering. When she became an aunty, she beamed with joy and lived to spoil her nieces and nephews. They became her whole life, and she would do anything to bring them happiness. She loved the outdoors and spending time out at the family cabin in Waterton. She loved her animals, her dog Cobain and her bunnies George and Sammy and their fuzzy cuddles.

Stacey lived to see the happiness of everyone around her and she sacrificed everything she could to make sure no one suffered or went without.

“Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else ever cared”

Besides her loving husband Dallas Langworthy, Stacey is survived by her brothers Rick Morrison, Ken (Erika) Morrison and their children Alexis and Ryker; father in law Dennis Langworthy (Carol Moman); mother in law Amber Langworthy (Heinz Klassen); brother in law Troy Langworthy (Nicole Hanna); sister in law Candace Langworthy (David Burt) and their children Jett and Abigail; grandfather in law Nick Wiggill and Granny Karen Morrison; aunts Lorrie Loewen, Colette (Klaus) Beck, Michelle Willetts and Connie Morrison (Gene Campbell); Uncle Norm (Myrna) Morrison, cousins Devin (Mallory) Morrison and Jodi (Chris) McKim.

Stacey was predeceased by her mom Denise Morrison, and grandparents Dale Morrison, and Walter and Norma Willetts.

Flowers are gratefully declined. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the YWCA, 604 8 A Street South, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 2K1, or a mental health charity of your choice.

“The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all” 

Stacey will be remembered with love by her family and her friends.