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Shannon Shannon
August 11, 2018
I just found this. She was my little sister I hadn't seen her in over 20 years. I've looked for her tirelessly even had all my social networking public in hopes she would find me as I looked for her. I looked up her Father's name and found her obituary. I had been looking for Leeann Stock all these years only knowing her first name and her birthday. I never knew her middle name. I knew her Grandma Mercy to be a very sweet woman. I guess my search is over. I'm broken.
-Shannon
Katie O'Maley
June 5, 2007
To leeann's family and friends,
I did not know Leeann very well. I meet Leeann at the Pikes Peak Workforce Center. She was a very friendly person and always had a smile on her face. To see her with Tim laughing was a great sight.She was very happy with him. I meet Tim at the Workforce center to . He always talked about Leeann. Everyone in the Workfoce center talked about her and loved her very much. She will be miss in more ways then she knows. You all are in my thoughts and prayer.
Nycholle Archuleta
June 4, 2007
I worked with Leeann at Round Up School. I remember taking her on a walk and her telling me that no one understood her that the staff couldn't possibly understand because they had never lived in foster care. I rarely share my past with clients but in this particular moment I thought it could be helpful. I told Leeann that I too grew up in foster care and that she was capable of anything as long as she worked hard and never gave up. It brings Joy to me knowing that her life had turned around and she was doing so much for herself. She will be missed by all of us at Round Up. I had to laugh at the service today when everyone talked about how much she would clean. I too remember her being a busy cleaner always trying to organize.
Earline Webster
June 2, 2007
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.
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Shirley Kelly
June 1, 2007
To Joe and Kay~ Leeann loved you both very much and truly appreciated everything you have done for her since she came to be a part of your family. May happy memories carry you through this sorrowful time.
To Tim~ It is hard to understand why people are taken from us, but find comfort in knowing you were a special part of Leeann's life. She was happy with you and looked forward to sharing her life with you.
To all those who knew Leeann and were touched by her spirit~ May you find comfort in your memories and in knowing that Leeann is being held in the peaceful hand of God.
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