Obituaries

Stacey Leanne Amelia Farr was deeply loved, fiercely loyal and unforgettable to those who knew her. She had a quiet strength paired with a sharp sense of humour and a way of showing up for people that made them feel seen, safe and understood.

Stacey was a devoted aunty who adored her nieces and nephews. She shared a special bond with each of them and loved them deeply. She was not only a daughter and sister, but a best friend, a constant presence, a confidant and a source of unwavering support. Family mattered to Stacey, not in loud ways, but in steady, protective ones. She was someone you could count on, someone who listened, someone who stayed.

She found joy in the simple and meaningful things: laughter shared over tea, sending funny videos at just the right moment, long conversations and time spent together playing cards, a favourite tradition she cherished. She also loved creating with her hands, finding comfort and expression in cross stich, diamond painting, model building and other detailed crafts. Stacey delighted in escaping into fantasy worlds of Pokémon, anime and World of Warcraft with the people she loved. Those moments were never small to her. They were connection, and she valued that above all else.

Stacey also spent time caring for children throughout her extended family, and those families will always remember the love, patience and lasting impact she had during those moments.

Stacey was thoughtful, kind and private in the ways that mattered. She cared deeply about others and carried that care quietly. Her presence brought comfort and her absence is felt profoundly.

She will be remembered for her gentle heart, her humour, her loyalty and the love she gave so freely. Her memory lives on in the people who loved her, in shared routines, inside jokes, handmade creations and the countless moments she made brighter simply by being there.

Stacey’s love did not end. It continues in memory, in family and in the lives she touched.

Stacey is lovingly remembered by her parents Cheryl (Ed) and Cliff (Marcy); her sisters and brother Christelle (Andrew), Anita (Greg), Andrea (Tyler) and Cody (Chantelle); and her cherished nieces and nephews Gabrielle, Carter, Izarra, Gryffin, Damien, Nykkol, Tristyn, Alyson, Cheyenne, Kensley and Brexley, all of whom she loved deeply.

She was predeceased by her sister Sharolynn; her niece Eleena; her Aunty Cec and her Grandma Davies. We find peace in believing they are waiting to welcome her, surrounding her with the same love she so freely gave in life.

Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, February 12, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. in Spirit of Truth 7th Day Adventist Church, 701 Pasqua Street, Regina, Saskatchewan.