Stacey Marie Ann McGhee

On Thursday, September 11, 2014, our beloved Stacey Marie Ann McGhee entered into internal rest. She was born in Washington, DC on December 2, 1970. She was the daughter of Reaver L. Clements and Bobby Reed. She attended DC Public Schools, graduated from Spingarn High School and attended Strayer University. She was a member of Victory Christian Ministries. Among her favorite gospel songs were: Take Me to the King by Tamala Mann, Clean This House by Isaac Carree, and Break Every Chain by Tasha Cobb.

Her hobbies include: movies, traveling, and music. She was an avid Washington Redskins fan. Stacey loved planning and organizing social events. She planed many parties, activities and vacations for family and friends. Stacey was a road warrior. Stacey and the family would get in her car and drive to the destination of choice at a moment's notice. They drove to Myrtle Beach, Detroit and Atlanta multiple times without hesitation. She loved animals during her life. She had dogs, rabbits, birds and fish.

She is the mother of three beautiful children: Monriko, Bria and Ronald III (aka Mister). She married her elementary school sweetheart Ronald L. McGhee II in June of 2002.

She worked at the Department of Agriculture for many years. At the time of her passing, she was employed at Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) as a Station Manager.

After a lengthy illness and hard-fought battle, Stacey Marie Ann McGhee departed this life on September 11, 2014 surrounded by family and friends. She lived her life with no regrets and was courageous in the face of adversity.

She is predeceased by her grandmother, Naomi H. Clements and grandparent in-laws Mark & Geraldine Blocker.

She leaves to cherish her memory her husband: Ronald L. McGhee II; three children: Monriko M. Clements, Bria D. McGhee, Ronald L. McGhee III; one granddaughter: Aariyahn Stacey Lee Singletary; her mother: Reaver L. Clements; father: Bobby Read; sisters: Nikkole Louise Taylor, Ashley Alexandra Naomi Clements; brothers: Tracy L. Clements, Bobby Reed Jr., Erik and Derrick Henderson; in-laws: Ronald and Dolline McGhee; aunts: Rosemary Ann Clements and Sherry Reed; one uncle: Robert James Clements; and a whole host of cousins, and friends. Last but not least, she leaves a lifetime devoted family friend: Valerie Robinson; and goddaughter: Tequila Robinson.