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Staci Lee Davis

Staci Lee Davis

May 26, 1982 March 7, 2026

Jacksonville, NC

Staci Lee Davis, 43, of Jacksonville, North Carolina, passed away on March 7, 2026. Born on May 26, 1982, in Columbia, Maryland, to Marvin Cronk and Sandra Wade, she was preceded in death by her father, Marvin.

Staci lived a life full of heart, purpose, and deep connection to the people around her. She devoted herself to showing up for others, whether for family, friends, or her broader community. Through her work at the New River YMCA in Jacksonville, she poured her energy into creating programs and opportunities that helped children and families thrive. A fierce advocate for children, she helped establish and grow a preschool program that gave countless young ones a strong start, believing that investing in children could change the course of a life.

Above all, Staci was a devoted and proud mother whose children were the center of her world. She cherished cheering them on, creating adventures together, and filling their lives with laughter, memories, and unconditional love. She also found joy in reading and traveling, always planning the next trip and looking forward to new experiences shared with those she loved. Staci had a remarkable ability to bring people together, turning ideas into action and making those around her feel seen and valued.

She is survived by her children, Ethan McDonald and Kasyn Davis; stepchildren, Brandyn Davis and Alyssa Davis; her mother, Sandra Wade (Peter Schoen); and a large circle of family and friends who loved her dearly.

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