Stacey Nealy Obituary

Age - 55

September 11, 2023

Smithville, TX

Stacey Nealy Washington was born May 23,1968 to Gussie and L. E. (Sonny) Nealy. She graduated from Smithville High School. She married Wayne Washington. They had one daughter; Markesha Washinton. She worked many jobs at Smithville Schools and health care jobs. Later she moved to San Antonio, Texas. There she worked for H. E. B. as a security guard. Later she worked in Sequin. She passed away on August 14, 2023 at 1:21. She is proceeded in death by her father L. E. (Sonny) Nealy, one brother Charles Nealy, grandparents Gussie Davis, James Davis, Louise McQueen and Annie Phillips; three uncles James Davis Jr, Alfred Lester Davis and Charles Clinton Davis; Nephew Cedrick Alexander and Niece Kadedra Washington. Stacey is survived by her daughter Markesha, her mother Gussie Nealy of Smithville, Texas; two sisters Brunetta Jo Davis of Smithville, Texas; Velma (Henry) Taylor of Taylor, Texas; seven brothers James (Twola) Nealy, Clarence Nealy, Vincent Nealy, Craig (Kathy) Nealy, Alfred Nealy, Kenny Nealy of Smithville, Texas, Vastine Nealy of West Point, Texas; Nieces Ebony Chapman, Aalliyah Jones, Chante Nealy, Annie Nealy, Neasia Minton and Arneka Hunt; 2 great nieces Mia and Zoe Nededag; nephew Brian Brown, Clarence (CJ) Nealy Jr. , Patrick Nealy, Kenny Nealy Jr. , Treyone Ja Cole Washington, Jaime Alexander, Michael Chapman Jr. DeAirreon Nealy; one aunt Lula B. Davis, one special friend Darrell Cockwell, one special friend and cousin Michelle Wheeler and Sylvia Rosales, and a host of cousins, family and friends.

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